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Routes du livre italien ancien en Normandie (RDLI)

The Routes of the Ancient Italian Book in Normandy database (RDLI) offers an inventory and description of the copies of editions of texts published in Italy from the beginnings of printing to 1600 kept in public and private funds in the west of France.

Author Amanda MaddenPosted on June 21, 2020June 21, 2020Tags Books & Printing, French History, Italian History, Libraries

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