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Books & documents
- The Name of the rose (1983) — Eco, Umberto Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Italian literature and its times (2005) — Moss, Joyce, 1951- Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Baudolino (2002) — Eco, Umberto Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Numero Zero (2015) — Eco, Umberto Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- The naughty bits : the steamiest (and most scandalous) sex scenes from the world's greatest books (2001) — Murnighan, Jack, editor, writer of introduction Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- CIA Reading Room cia-rdp90-00965r000201460010-1: ABC'S '45-85' SCARY BLEND OF HALF TRUTHS (1985) — CIA Reading Room Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Confessions of a young novelist (2011) — Eco, Umberto Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Eco Umberto The Name Of The Rose Eng (1984) — Eco, Umberto Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Postscript to the Middle Ages : teaching medieval studies through The name of the rose (2009) — Unknown Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Committing Comedy Laughter as the Heresy of Worldliness in The Name of the Rose — Dhee Sankar Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Naming the Rose: Readers and Codes in Umberto Eco's Novel (1986) — Steven Sallis Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Il nome della rosa (1980) — Umberto Eco Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Il pendolo di Foucault (1988) — Umberto Eco Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Postille a Il nome della rosa (1983) — Umberto Eco Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- The key to "The name of the rose" (1987) — Adele J. Haft Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Naming the Rose (2010) — M. Thomas Inge, Umberto Eco Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- The Name of the Rose (Helen and Kurt Wolff Books) (1983) — Umberto Eco Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- UMBERTO ECO THE NAME OF THE ROSE (1980) — WILLIAM WEAVER Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Study Guide (2017) — Unknown Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- A Study Guide for Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose" (2017) — Gale Cengage Learning Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Texture and desire (1993) — Soraya J. A. Obura Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- The name of the rose = (2004) — Unknown Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Postscript to the Middle Ages (2009) — Unknown Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Historicizing fiction/fictionalizing history (2014) — Nishevita J. Murthy Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- The A phorismenos (Excommunicated) is The name of the rose (1989) — Kōstas Sōkratous Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
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- window
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