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(Created claim: text of the quotation (P4): The origin of this library is attributed by some to Pope Hilarius in the fifth century [...] However, that several volumes had been collected at an early period seems certain; as it is equally so that Pope Zacharias augmented their number very considérably about the middle of the eighth century.) |
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excerpt on the origins of the Vatican Library
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Eustace 1815, 2, 57-58 |
excerpt on the origins of the Vatican Library |
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The origin of this library is attributed by some to Pope Hilarius in the fifth century [...] However, that several volumes had been collected at an early period seems certain; as it is equally so that Pope Zacharias augmented their number very considérably about the middle of the eighth century. (English)