The novel The Name of the Rose
The book The Name of the Rose is by Umberto Eco. The English novel named Gol-Sorh has a historical crime genre and it expresses issues such as the analysis of the Bible and religious studies of the Middle Ages. The story is narrated as follows:
In 1327, the Benedictines in a rich Italian monastery are suspected of heresy, and William Baskerville's brother arrives to investigate. When his mission is overshadowed by seven strange deaths, William's brother becomes a detective. His tools are Aristotle's logic, Aquinas's theology, Roger Bacon's empirical insights, and he collects evidence, as well as deciphering hidden symbols and coded manuscripts.
