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DescriptionAmericana 1920 Libraries Mediæval and Renaissance - Vatican Library.jpg | Photograph of the Sistine Hall in the Vatican Library | |||
Date | published 1920 | |||
Source | The Encyclopedia Americana, v. 17, 1920, between pp. 356 and 357, second plate | |||
Author | Underwood & Underwood, New York | |||
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THE VATICAN LIBRARY, ROME |
One of the richly decorated halls, 220 feet long. This stately hall is not the largest of the library rooms. In the Vatican Palace are 11,000 rooms and halls, and its library preserves some of the rarest and most valuable manuscripts and books in existence; these include a copy of Virgil 1600 years old; a copy of the Bible in Greek 1500 years old |
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