Keywords
Poems
Norbertines
Orations
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Abstract
In this article I present the content of the Norbertine commonplace book stored in the special collections department of the Franciscan Provincial Library in Gniezno. This commonplace book (Latin: silva rerum) is a kind of library of its own: a collection of copies of speeches, orations on the current political life in the eighteenth century, poetic works, greetings, occasional congratulations, as well as own works of the unknown Premonstratensian monk – the creator and owner of this commonplace book.References
Estreicher K., Bibliografia staropolska, t. 14, Kraków 1896.
Estreicher K., Bibliografia staropolska, t. 19, Kraków 1903.
Ślaski K., Wątki historyczne w podaniach o początkach Polski, Poznań 1968.
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