Michelangelo's Biblioteca Laurenziana, which leads from them, is one of the most perfect of sombre buildings, the very home of well-ordered scholarship.

Just across the river rises S. Croce, where the great man is buried, and beyond, over the red roofs, the dome of the Medici chapel at S. Lorenzo shows us the position of the Biblioteca Laurenziana and the New Sacristy, both built by him.

Here Adolfo wrote some new poems and began a translation of Dante for a Biblioteca de grandes autores which had been planned and organized by La Ilustración de Madrid, founded by Gasset in 1870.

See Escritos de Santa Teresa, "Libro de su vida," capítulo 31, in the Biblioteca de Autores Españoles, Madrid, Rivadeneyra, 1861, p. 94. L'Abbé Jean Joseph Gaume has written a work, entitled l'Eau lénite au XIXe siècle (Paris, 1866), in which he also advocates the use of holy water to-day for similar purposes.

biblioteca, f., library.

From an article which has appeared in a late number of the "Biblioteca Italiana," it appears that Sermefelder was not the original discoverer of the art of Lithography, but Simon Schmidt, a professor at the Cadet Hospital at Munich.

Edited from the manuscript in the Biblioteca nacional, by Harry Clifton Heaton.

Edited from the manuscript in the Biblioteca nacional, by Harry Clifton Heaton.

In Spain, when in 1852 Don Juan Hartzenbusch edited Alarcon's comedies for the Biblioteca de Autores Españoles, he had to remark on the unjust neglect of that good author in Spain also, where the poets and men of letters had long wished in vain for a complete edition of his works.

[50] I quote from the handy edition of Boccaccio's Opere minori in the 'Biblioteca classica economica.'

Both are printed in the third volume of Calderon's comedies in the 'Biblioteca de autores españoles,' 1848-50.

In this and the following section I have used the texts of the exceedingly useful collection of Drammi de' boschi in the 'Biblioteca classica economica,' which comprises the Aminta, Pastor fido, Filli di Sciro, and Alceo.

en la formación de la biblioteca; pero de su animado relato de aquellos días terribles en que se proscribían en masa los partidos, nada se deduce en menoscabo de los humanos sentimientos del autor de Indulgencia para Todos, ajeno a los odios y a las persecuciones personales que anublaban el horizonte, y en cuanto a sus ideas y tendencias políticas, si las ensalzara perdería yo todo derecho

used with noun *piedra* (rock, stone) to mean granite, as *piedra * granite, granite rock; *ser de piedra * be hard as stone *besar* kiss *biblioteca* f. library *bibliotecario* m. librarian *bien* well; quite; *más * rather; m. good, benefit; object of love; pl. property; *es de fortuna* worldly treasures *bienestar* m. well-being *bigote* m. mustache; *decir en sus s* say to one's face (cf.