Monastic Libraries in East Central and Eastern Europe between the Middle Ages and the Enlightenment [klášterní knihovny; kláštery]

Podtitul: "Proceedings of the international conference held on 7 to 9 December 2020 at the University of Hradec Králové."

Sborník příspěvků z vědecké konference o středoevropských a východoevropských klášterních knihovnách od středověku po 18. století. Viz naskenovaný obsah.

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"Libraries constituted a natural part of monastic culture from the very beginning of Western monasticism. Owing to their scriptoria and large arrays of books, particularly the monasteries following the rule of St Benedict became the key centres of European learning, additionally preserving - aside from the spiritual and theological literature - a not insignificant part of Graeco-Roman intellectual heritage. The friary, canonical, later mendicant and cleric convents retained this function in the modern era as well. After all, the significance of libraries within the cloisters has been confirmed by the Baroque redesigns - besides the church, the still-preserved libraries often constitute architectonically impressive premises."

Vydání: Brno - St. Pölten: Moravská zemská knihovna - Diözesanarchiv St. Pölten 2020, brož., 320 s., 8° (15 x 21 cm)

Stav knihy: Dobrý stav; horní rohy obálky a horní rohy listů trochu pomačkané, pravděpodobně naražené.