Bibliotheca Ex Omni Facultate Librorum Quos Reliquit Reverendus Dominus Carolus Major, Dum Viveret Ecclesiae Metropolitanae Sancti Rumoldi Mechliniae (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245663441)

"Bibliotheca Ex Omni Facultate Librorum Quos Reliquit Reverendus Dominus Carolus Major" is a meticulously compiled catalog of the extensive book collection of the Reverend Carolus Major. Major, a respected figure in his time, served as Canon of the Metropolitan Church of Saint Rumold in Mechlin and was a member of the Academy of Erfurt. This volume offers a detailed insight into the scholarly interests and intellectual pursuits of an 18th-century clergyman and academic. It provides a comprehensive listing of books spanning various disciplines, reflecting the breadth of knowledge valued during the period. A valuable resource for historians, bibliographers, and anyone interested in the history of books and collecting, this catalog offers a window into the past and the intellectual landscape of early modern Europe.

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