In 1170, a monk in Normandy penned these phrases: “A monastery and not using a library [sine armario] is sort of a citadel with out an armory [sine armamentario]. Our library is our armory.” This was actually the conviction of the apostle Paul, who even from his jail cell in Rome implored Timothy to you should definitely deliver him his books (II Timothy 4:13).
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