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Publicamos la continuación del artÃculo de Joan Flores, sobre la biblioteca de Montaigne, que tradujo las sentencias que se hallan en las vigas que sostienen la biblioteca del filósofo. Para facilitar su lectura iremos publicándolas por separado.
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[…] que considerava la seva biblioteca com el seu regne. A “Revista de Letras†(primera, segona, tercera i quarta part) hi he trobat un article que ens explica com era aquesta biblioteca: Michel de […]
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