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nensis Bibliothecae, vere Augustee, intuitus. In qua tam praestantes inveni, tamque
multos Graecos Latinosque, exaratos manu, Codices, ut iratum mihi Caesarem pati
possim, si tali carcere in trimestre ira illa expiari queat. Aves tamen scire, quid nostri
studii manu scriptorum in Budensi Bibliotheca repererim?’?”5
When publishing Tollius’s letters, Hennin also made other important remarks
on the history of library thinking. These are discussed in the next chapter.
33 Torzıus-Hennin 1700, 99-100., Torırus-HEnnin 1714, 99-100. Hennin publishes, with reference
to Aicher 1676, 148-150, the text of the inscription in the Imperial Library from 1663 (TorLıus¬
Henniın 1700, 119-120., Toruıus-Hennın 1714, 119-120.). Cf. more NEsseL, Catalogi..., 1690, 173.
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