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Libraries in the Medieval and Renaissance Periods

ILLUSTRATIONS.

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1. Interior of a library, from Boethius.

2. General view of part of the library attached to the Church of S. Wallberg at Zutphen.

3. Desk in the library at Zutphen.

4. Bookcase in Hereford Cathedral.

5. Bookcases in the library of the University of Leiden.

6. Bookcases at west end of south side of library, Cesena.

7. Part of a single bookcase in the library, Cesena.

CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED BY C.J. CLAY, M.A. & SONS, AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

1. THE ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY AND OF THE COLLEGES OF CAMBRIDGE AND ETON, by the late Robert Willis, M.A., F.R.S., Jacksonian Professor in the University of Cambridge. Edited with large Additions and brought up to the present time, by John Willis Clark, M.A. 4 vols. Super royal 8vo. With 342 illustrations and 29 plans.

Cambridge University Press.

2. CAMBRIDGE. BRIEF HISTORICAL AND DESCRIPTIVE NOTES. Crown 8vo.

Seeley and Co.

3. THE BOOK OF OBSERVANCES OF AN ENGLISH HOUSE OF AUSTIN CANONS, written about A.D. 1296. Edited, with an English translation, introduction, plan of an Augustinian House, and notes. 8vo. [In the Press.

4. CAMBRIDGE DESCRIBED AND ILLUSTRATED. By J.W. Clark, M.A. and T.D. Atkinson. With 30 plates by Le Keux and Storer and upwards of 100 Illustrations in the text—Plans, Views, Arms, &c. Medium 8vo. [In preparation.

Macmillan and Bowes, Cambridge. Macmillan and Co., London.

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