OF THE LIBRARY

OF SAMUEL, COUNT TELEKI OF THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE

of Szék.

Part One.

Classical Greek and Latin Authors

arranged in chronological order

from the best editions, with their works

and fragments edited collectively;

and finally the ancient Fathers

and Ecclesiastical Writers.

With a brief description of their lives, and a note

of the time in which each roughly lived,

with the judgments of learned men added throughout.

A detailed copperplate engraving depicting a library interior. The room is structured with semicircular walls lined with tall bookshelves, separated by arched windows. In the center of the foreground stands a table with a globe. Above the scene, a flowing banner bears a Latin inscription. The bottom right corner of the engraving contains the signature: "S. Falka del. scrip. et Sc."

This is my rest from cares, this is my light
in the dark of night, and this is my crowd in lonely places.

VIENNA.

Printed by Fr. Markid. Pulio.

With types cut by SAM. FALKA, a Transylvanian from Bikfalva,

in the Baumeister Printing House.

->1796.