Publisher's Synopsis
Bibliotheca Domestica Bonarum Artium Ac Eruditionis Studiosorum Usui Instructa Et Aperta is a comprehensive resource compiled by Franz Xaver Mannhart, intended for students and scholars of good arts and erudition. This third volume, part of a series, is meticulously adapted to the studies and customs of its time.
Written in Latin, this volume delves into both sacred and profane history, as well as numismatics, providing a rich repository of knowledge for those seeking to understand the classical world. Mannhart's work offers invaluable insights into the intellectual pursuits of its era, making it an essential addition to any collection focused on historical reference and classical studies.
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