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162 Of The Most Majestic Libraries In The World

That is rich in hubris, One Jesuit, Anton Koniasch (1637) boasted that he had burned over 60,000 books. Thus the whole of Czech literature, art and the history of our civilization was overwhelmed with ruin, and ignorance as dark as midnight spread over the land. The Klementinum library, a beautiful example of Baroque architecture, was first opened in 1722 as part of the Jesuit university, and houses over 20,000 books. It was voted as one of the most beautiful and majestic libraries in the world by our readers. In research this destruction is the implacable brick. unmovable and impenetrable.

162 Of The Most Majestic Libraries In The World

That is rich in hubris, One Jesuit, Anton Koniasch (1637) boasted that he had burned over 60,000 books. Thus the whole of Czech literature, art and the history of our civilization was overwhelmed with ruin, and ignorance as dark as midnight spread over the land. The Klementinum library, a beautiful example of Baroque architecture, was first opened in 1722 as part of the Jesuit university, and houses over 20,000 books. It was voted as one of the most beautiful and majestic libraries in the world by our readers. In research this destruction is the implacable brick. unmovable and impenetrable.

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John Krizenesky • commented on 2 posts 10 years ago

162 Of The Most Majestic Libraries In The World

That is rich in hubris, One Jesuit, Anton Koniasch (1637) boasted that he had burned over 60,000 books. Thus the whole of Czech literature, art and the history of our civilization was overwhelmed with ruin, and ignorance as dark as midnight spread over the land. The Klementinum library, a beautiful example of Baroque architecture, was first opened in 1722 as part of the Jesuit university, and houses over 20,000 books. It was voted as one of the most beautiful and majestic libraries in the world by our readers. In research this destruction is the implacable brick. unmovable and impenetrable.

162 Of The Most Majestic Libraries In The World

That is rich in hubris, One Jesuit, Anton Koniasch (1637) boasted that he had burned over 60,000 books. Thus the whole of Czech literature, art and the history of our civilization was overwhelmed with ruin, and ignorance as dark as midnight spread over the land. The Klementinum library, a beautiful example of Baroque architecture, was first opened in 1722 as part of the Jesuit university, and houses over 20,000 books. It was voted as one of the most beautiful and majestic libraries in the world by our readers. In research this destruction is the implacable brick. unmovable and impenetrable.

John Krizenesky • upvoted 7 items 9 years ago

In-Ear Device That Translates Foreign Languages In Real Time

Mirror Marble Cakes By Russian Confectioner Are Just Too Perfect

Forced Perspective

Perspective Can Be Awesome

Knighted To The Duchy Of Bohemia

After Becoming A Mom, I Couldn't Find Time To Paint, So I Started Doing One Tiny Drawing A Day

The Morning Star

John Krizenesky • upvoted 13 items 10 years ago

Post The Happiest Dogs Who Show The Best Smiles (346 Pics)

These dogs are Shiloh and Blaze. Photo originally belongs to Instagram user @husky_quartet

Photographer Captures Soulful Portraits Of Man's Best Friend

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Fountain Outside The Cincinnati Public Library

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162 Of The Most Majestic Libraries In The World

don't forget about other Prague library, in the Strahov Monastery, I think it's even more beautiful :)

162 Of The Most Majestic Libraries In The World

That is rich in hubris, One Jesuit, Anton Koniasch (1637) boasted that he had burned over 60,000 books. Thus the whole of Czech literature, art and the history of our civilization was overwhelmed with ruin, and ignorance as dark as midnight spread over the land. The Klementinum library, a beautiful example of Baroque architecture, was first opened in 1722 as part of the Jesuit university, and houses over 20,000 books. It was voted as one of the most beautiful and majestic libraries in the world by our readers. In research this destruction is the implacable brick. unmovable and impenetrable.

162 Of The Most Majestic Libraries In The World

That is rich in hubris, One Jesuit, Anton Koniasch (1637) boasted that he had burned over 60,000 books. Thus the whole of Czech literature, art and the history of our civilization was overwhelmed with ruin, and ignorance as dark as midnight spread over the land. The Klementinum library, a beautiful example of Baroque architecture, was first opened in 1722 as part of the Jesuit university, and houses over 20,000 books. It was voted as one of the most beautiful and majestic libraries in the world by our readers. In research this destruction is the implacable brick. unmovable and impenetrable.

162 Of The Most Majestic Libraries In The World

:) And it even isn't the nicest library in Prague. http://www.360cities.net/gigapixel/strahov-library.html - library of Strahov Monastery :)

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