Libri Manuscripts 10th-18th century

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Libri Manuscripts 10th-18th century

http://archiveshub.ac.uk/data/gb161-mss.add.a.4-6,a.8-10,a.12-21,a.23,a.28-9,a.36,a.163-7,a.170-1,a.173,a.176,b.54,c.1-15,c.135,c.137-9,c.145,c.147,c.149-51,d.3,d.46;auct.t.5.28-9,t.6.1,t.inf.2.3;bodl.1024-9;ital.b.2;lat.liturg.b.2

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Bodleian Library, Oxford

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Libri, Guillaume, 1803-1869

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French mathematician and book thief. From the description of Autograph letter signed : Sorbonne, to a colleague, 1838 May 29. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 270591230 ...

Guillaume Libri, 1803-1869

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Guillaume (Guglielmo) Libri (count Libri-Carucci) was born at Florence in 1803, and became Professor of Mathematical Physics at Pisa in 1823. Soon after 1830 he was expelled from Italy for holding liberal opinions in politics, and became naturalized in France, and in 1833 was elected a Member of the Institute. In about 1847 he was accused of stealing valuable books, both manuscript and printed, from public libraries in France. In 1850 he was found guilty, but as he was domiciled in England from ...