Eutanasìa di un amore.

Introduz.di Carlo Salinari. Milano, Rusconi Editore 1973, cm.13,5x21,5, pp.199,(9), legatura editoriale cartonata, titoli al dorso, sopraccoperta figurata a colori. Coll.Narrativa. Prima edizione.

Milano, Ferro Ed. 1967, cm.14x22, pp.XXXIV-396, legatura ed.sopracop.

Milano, Mondadori Ed. 1987, cm.14x21, pp.415, legatura ed.sopracop.fig.a col. Coll.Scrittori Italiani e Stranieri.

Photographs by Wulf Ligges. Ediz.in lingua inglese. Firenze, La Biblioteca Ed. 2002, cm.23x16,5, pp.142, 100 ill.e tavole a col.nt. legatura ed.cartonata, sopracop.fig.a col. Coll.Turismo.

Traduzione di S. Tobin. Firenze, Polistampa 2013, cm.14x21, pp.88, brossura cop.fig.a col. Coll.La Storia Raccontata. With Desiderium Sapientiae (The Desire for Wisdom) written in 1996, and Le Porte Celesti (The Doors of Heaven) published in 1999, now both out of print, Renzo Manetti returns in this book to his favourite theme of medieval sacred architecture and its symbols. Taking his cue from the complex symbolic vocabulary of the Basilica of San Miniato al Monte in Florence, he explores the true significance of the church as a Door to Heaven, one of those mysterious thin places on our planet where the spirit materialises and the body becomes spirit under the influence of powerful currents of energy. This new essay completes his first historical novel Il Segreto di San Miniato (The Secret of San Miniato), explaining some of the more arcane passages in the novel which may appear at first sight to be beyond the informed layman's grasp. The two books are complementary because each contains something the other is missing. This essay explains the symbols, but only the novel provides the key to open the hidden door. Italian original edition: March 2009