:58:04
Lime leaves in the bath
are used to alleviate pain.
:58:08
He was left-handed?
:58:10
Yes. Brother Berengar was
inverted in many ways.
:58:13
Are there other left-handed
brothers at the abbey?
:58:17
None that I know of.
:58:20
Ink stains.
:58:31
He did not write with his
tongue, I presume.
:58:42
- A few lines of Greek.
- Yes, written by Venantius.
:58:48
Notes from the book he
was reading...
:58:52
just before he died.
You see how the calligraphy changes?
:58:58
From this point on, he was dying.
And what can we conclude from that?
:59:05
A spot of blue paint.
:59:08
Yes, but a unique smudge
of blue...
:59:12
blended by your finest
illuminator, brother Adelmo...
:59:14
who possessed this parchment
before Venantius.
:59:17
How do we know that?
Because those notes overrun...
:59:21
Adelmo's blue smudge,
and not vice-versa.
:59:25
Brother William...
:59:28
this abbey is enshrouded
in a terrifying mystery.
:59:32
Yet, I detect nothing,
in your obscure dissertation...
:59:36
that sheds any light upon it.
:59:41
Adso, the light.
:59:46
Someone was at great pains
to conceal a secret...
:59:50
of the first magnitude.
:59:53
The calligraphy is, without
question, left-handed.
:59:56
The only left-handed member of
your community is... or rather was...