Reflexe ale Imperiului Habsburgic în cărțile vechi româneşti din Biblioteca Universităţii din Piteşti
Reflexes of the Habsburg Empire in the old Romanian books from University Library of Piteşti
Habsburg Empire presented interest for the great spirits through cultural heritage reflected on Romanian territory. Although disappeared from point of view institutionalized, the exploration and evaluation of the dimensions, still incites discussion in defining cultural profile identity.
Volumes identified in University Library of Pitesti allowed us, an expertise, valorization and promotion them. The writing, the printing and binding art of each book have expanded the research and have allowed realise a catalog and a permanent exhibition inside the reading room of the library.
We had been surprised to the discover unity in diversity, regarding religious side and the use of two volumes since those times until today, in the theology students’ religious songs from Pitesti.
Keywords: Habsburg Empire, printings, Old Romanian book, research, library.
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