The Libraries of the Byzantine World

N. G. Wilson

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Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Classical Antiquity Studies Byzantine Studies and History

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The evidence for institutional libraries—those of the palace, the secular and patriarchal schools in Constantinople, and the monasteries—gives an approximate idea of the nature and extent of their holdings.

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