Bibliotheca Coloniensis, in Qua Vita Et Libri Typo Vulgati Et Manuscripti Recensentur Omnium Archi-Dioeceseos Coloniensis, Ducatuum WestphaliÃ], AngariÃ] ... Indigenarum Et Incolarum Scriptorum

Bibliotheca Coloniensis, by Josephus Hartzheim, is a comprehensive catalogue of printed and manuscript books from the Archdiocese of Cologne, and the duchies of Westphalia and Angria. Published in 1747, this monumental work serves as an invaluable resource for scholars of ecclesiastical history, local history, and bibliography. The text includes a chorographical description of all parishes. This meticulously compiled bibliography offers insights into the intellectual and religious landscape of the region during the early modern period, detailing the lives and works of native and resident writers.

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