Contributions Towards A Bibliography Of Ancient Libraries

Contributions Towards A Bibliography Of Ancient Libraries by Frederick John Teggart offers a valuable resource for scholars and researchers interested in the history of libraries in the ancient world. This bibliography compiles a comprehensive list of sources related to ancient libraries, providing insights into their organization, contents, and significance.

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