Overview for 'religious-literature'

Title:
Opera (graece) ; [pt 1]
Creator:
Aristotle
Date:
1449-1515
Institution:
National Library of Malta
Country:
Malta
Copyright:
Public Domain
Data Updated: 6 November 2023
Incunabula from the National Library of Malta
Religious-literature
The National Library of Malta possesses a small but interesting collection of sixty incunabula, among them Ptolemy’s Cosmographia (Rome, 1490) which contains an engraved map of the Mediterranean showing Malta in the centre.
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Title:
Liturgisch Fragment
Date:
1201-1400
Institution:
University of Leuven
Country:
Belgium
Copyright:
Public Domain
Data Updated: 6 November 2023
Manuscript fragments Central Library of Leuven
Religious-literature
A collection of manuscript fragments (about 300, also up to the year 1600).
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Medieval illuminated manuscripts
Religious-literature
This is the richest collection of illuminated manuscripts in the Netherlands.
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Incunabula National Library of Romania
Religious-literature
The National Library owns representative works for the European cultural landscape of the fifteenth century, fundamental works of the Christian doctrine in the interpretation of the most famous professors of theology faculties from medieval Western Europe.
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Bulgarian old printed books 1806 – 1878
Religious-literature
This collection contains about 1700 titles in about 10.000 volumes. It presents the printed production of Bulgarian writers from the National Revival in 18th and 19th centuries. The major part of the collection is liturgical and educational books, translated and original fiction.
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Slavonic manuscripts preserved by the National Library of Bulgaria
Religious-literature
Slavonic manuscripts preserved by the National Library of Bulgaria: 1.500 manuscripts and fragments dated from 11th to 19th centuries.
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