Catalogo de los Manuscritos Existentes en la Biblioteca Universitaria de Valencia

Catàlogo de los Manuscritos Existentes en la Biblioteca Universitaria de Valencia is a detailed catalog of manuscripts held within the University Library of Valencia. Compiled by Marcelino GutiÃ(c)rrez del Caño and published in 1913, this catalog provides invaluable insights into the historical manuscript collections of one of Spain's significant academic libraries. It offers researchers a guide to locate and understand the breadth of materials available for study, reflecting the intellectual and cultural heritage preserved within its archives.

This comprehensive catalog is an essential resource for historians, librarians, and scholars interested in Spanish history, literature, and archival studies. It provides a glimpse into the manuscript holdings of the University Library, offering a foundation for further research and discovery. The catalogâ€(TM)s enduring value lies in its meticulous documentation of these historical materials, ensuring their accessibility for generations to come.

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