Schedion Philol. De Libris Plicatilibus Veterum
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Schedion Philol. De Libris Plicatilibus Veterum, by Christian Gottlieb Schwarz and Johann Ignaz Volland, explores the fascinating history of ancient folded books. This scholarly work delves into the materials, construction, and cultural significance of these early forms of books. Offering insights into the evolution of bookmaking and the dissemination of knowledge in antiquity, this text will appeal to historians, library science professionals, and collectors of rare books.
Through meticulous research and detailed analysis, the authors provide a comprehensive overview of the role of folded books in ancient societies. This enduring work provides valuable context for understanding the development of the modern book.
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