The Laurentian Library of Florence is a library built in the sixteenth century by the will of Pope Clement VII and enriched by Lorenzo the Magnificent. Designed by Michelangelo, it preserves one of the largest collections of manuscripts in the world, with 68,405 volumes printed, 406 incunabula, 4058, five hundred and a total of 11,044 priceless manuscripts.

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