Poggio Bracciolini – Humanist, Scribe, Manuscript Hunter
A brilliant copyist and papal insider, a relentless hunter of lost books, a sharp-tongued satirist, and, rather remarkably, the man whose handwriting
The Books that Refused to Die
For more than a thousand years after the fall of Rome, vast portions of ancient literature existed only as names, quotations, or
Books, Beer, and the Cincinnati Reds – The Magnificent Library of Cornelius J. Hauck
On the corner of Reading and William Howard Taft Rd, a stones throw from downtown Cincinnati rests an unlikely oasis. The 8
All things bookish.
“There is nothing that begins so easily and takes us so far as the collecting of books.” I’ve always felt there was
Milton & Martin – A Paradise Lost
Patrioque assentior ea vim. Volutpat salutandi ex his, cu sea soluta melius gubergren, has latine reprehendunt ea. Has appetere electram persequeris eu.
Pope’s Homer
If, during a leisurely stroll down Cecil Court in modern day London, you were suddenly inclined to approach the first ten people
