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Mixed (Textual/Pictorial); Ownership; Cat. Nr.; MONACENSIS; PHILIPPI PFISTER; BIBLIOTHECA; EX; unicorn rampant on escutcheon.; Border consists of monsters (cockatrices, harpie) and putti; [1] Pfister's library of more than 5000 volumes was described in a printed catalog edited by Hugo Hayn (1888). Pfister particularly collected Bavarica (books related to Bavaria), Monacensia (books related to Munich) and Judaica. Harvard acquired at least the Bavarian collection in 1906. [2] "399" in ms.</div>
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