‘Salvete incolumes mei libelli’  36174

Locations in Harold's Library

• Books and Libraries: Poems (book) with the title "To His Library Having Beene Sometime Absent Thence" (en)
  • page 21
  • in "The Love of Books"
  • Credits: Thomas Heywood (translator)
  • First line: Hayle to me bookes safe and in sight. / You, all my mirth; my choice delight. / My Cicero and Plinies both, / All haile to you; whom I was loath / To leave one minut: Cato, Columel,, / My Varro, Livy, all are well.

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