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Once upon a time, around 150 BCE, there were two great kingdoms in the eastern Mediterranean that each possessed a marvelous treasure: one of the two greatest libraries of the
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Once upon a time, around 150 BCE, there were two great kingdoms in the eastern Mediterranean that each possessed a marvelous treasure: one of the two greatest libraries of the
A new exhibition, drawn from the collection of Rare Book School, offers a sweeping history of the tools and techniques behind this most durable, and changeable, of cultural artifacts.
A manuscript attributed to Galileo Galilei found to be a forgery in August has led to the discovery that a different, controversial book was authored by the celebrated Italian astronomer.
An Italian historian has discovered that an early 17th-century treatise on astronomy was actually written by Galileo Galilei under a pseudonym. He hid his name to avoid being caught up in a public dispute between the Papacy and Venice.
A manuscript attributed to Galileo Galilei found to be a forgery in August has led to the discovery that a different, controversial book was authored by the celebrated Italian astronomer.