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excerpt on notable works in the Marciana Library in Venice
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The conquest of Spain by Charlemagne; an old historical French poem, in manuscript, with coarse illuminations. There are several other similar French manuscripts, as le Roman de la Rose. Among the most ancient printed books we saw a Pliny, by Spira at Venice, 1469. Apollonius Rhodius, in Greek capitals, with the scholia in the margin; a fine printed book, dated Florence, 1496. (English)
Property / text of the quotation: The conquest of Spain by Charlemagne; an old historical French poem, in manuscript, with coarse illuminations. There are several other similar French manuscripts, as le Roman de la Rose. Among the most ancient printed books we saw a Pliny, by Spira at Venice, 1469. Apollonius Rhodius, in Greek capitals, with the scholia in the margin; a fine printed book, dated Florence, 1496. (English) / rank
 
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Property / text of the quotation: The conquest of Spain by Charlemagne; an old historical French poem, in manuscript, with coarse illuminations. There are several other similar French manuscripts, as le Roman de la Rose. Among the most ancient printed books we saw a Pliny, by Spira at Venice, 1469. Apollonius Rhodius, in Greek capitals, with the scholia in the margin; a fine printed book, dated Florence, 1496. (English) / qualifier
 
Property / text of the quotation: The conquest of Spain by Charlemagne; an old historical French poem, in manuscript, with coarse illuminations. There are several other similar French manuscripts, as le Roman de la Rose. Among the most ancient printed books we saw a Pliny, by Spira at Venice, 1469. Apollonius Rhodius, in Greek capitals, with the scholia in the margin; a fine printed book, dated Florence, 1496. (English) / reference
 
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Property / main subject: Argonautica / rank
 
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excerpt on notable works in the Marciana Library in Venice
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Smith 1793, 2, 413 (2)
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    The conquest of Spain by Charlemagne; an old historical French poem, in manuscript, with coarse illuminations. There are several other similar French manuscripts, as le Roman de la Rose. Among the most ancient printed books we saw a Pliny, by Spira at Venice, 1469. Apollonius Rhodius, in Greek capitals, with the scholia in the margin; a fine printed book, dated Florence, 1496. (English)
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