The Philobiblion [Ed. by G.P. Philes]

The Philobiblion is one of the most important and influential works of medieval literature, written by the famous scholar Richard de Bury in the 14th century. In this treatise, de Bury expounds on the joys of book collecting and the importance of preserving and studying these precious artifacts of human knowledge and culture. This edition, edited by G.P. Philes, is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of books and libraries, as well as the cultural significance of reading and learning.

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