Catalogus Librorum

"Catalogus Librorum" offers a detailed glimpse into the esteemed library of Trinity College, Dublin, as it stood in 1853. Compiled under the guidance of Trinity College Library and James Henthorn Todd, this catalog meticulously lists the books that augmented the collection, providing a valuable resource for bibliophiles and historians alike.

This catalog is more than just a list; it is a historical record reflecting the scholarly interests and intellectual pursuits of the time. Researchers interested in the development of academic libraries, the history of book collecting, or the cultural landscape of 19th-century Ireland will find this volume an indispensable resource. The detailed entries offer insights into the breadth and depth of Trinity College's holdings, making it a significant contribution to the history of the book.

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