The Edinburgh Review, Том 139A. and C. Black, 1874 |
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... questions as to ancient libraries which are im- portant for this inquiry are those which regard the character Noctes Atticæ , lib . xvii . c . 17 , p . 714 . Ibid . xi . c . 17 , p . 637 . 6 Ibid . xvi . c . 4 , p . 859 . § Habet ...
... questions as to ancient libraries which are im- portant for this inquiry are those which regard the character Noctes Atticæ , lib . xvii . c . 17 , p . 714 . Ibid . xi . c . 17 , p . 637 . 6 Ibid . xvi . c . 4 , p . 859 . § Habet ...
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... question as to the number of books contained in the ancient collections has been much discussed , but with results very little more satisfactory . The statements as to the number * Suetonius , Octavius , 34 , vol . i . p . 240 . † See ...
... question as to the number of books contained in the ancient collections has been much discussed , but with results very little more satisfactory . The statements as to the number * Suetonius , Octavius , 34 , vol . i . p . 240 . † See ...
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... question , therefore , turns entirely into an inquiry as to the extent of the circulation of books among the ancient book- reading public , and the actual degree of the multiplication of copies under the comparatively slow and expensive ...
... question , therefore , turns entirely into an inquiry as to the extent of the circulation of books among the ancient book- reading public , and the actual degree of the multiplication of copies under the comparatively slow and expensive ...
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... question ; as those of the monks of St. Gall , detailed by Mr. Botfield in the admirable Introduction to his Prefaces of the First Editions of Greek and Roman Classics . ' † Without accepting unreservedly all Dr. Maitland's conclusions ...
... question ; as those of the monks of St. Gall , detailed by Mr. Botfield in the admirable Introduction to his Prefaces of the First Editions of Greek and Roman Classics . ' † Without accepting unreservedly all Dr. Maitland's conclusions ...
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... question that the copies of the classical authors were made by the monks themselves ; and Mr. Edwards bears most honourable testimony to the industry of the Benedictines generally , and especially of those of Monte Cassino . The ...
... question that the copies of the classical authors were made by the monks themselves ; and Mr. Edwards bears most honourable testimony to the industry of the Benedictines generally , and especially of those of Monte Cassino . The ...
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