Treasures of the Library Volume 1: Exhibitions 1 to 10 of the Series „Treasures of the Library“ 2014 – 2017 Published by Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt Editors: Christa Herzog and Barbara Maier Deluxe volume: 148 pages, 57 coloured illustrations, 26 of them in original size. Hardcover, 285 x 350 mm, ribbon. Bilingual edition: German & English Since the winter semester 2014, special works from the University Library (UB) have been on public display at the Alpen-Adria-Universität at regular intervals. These “treasures”, which cannot be borrowed, are usually carefully stored in the special collections of the University Library and include manuscripts, incunabula and rare works of the art of printing. The series also includes recent editions and new acquisitions such as artists’ books and facsimiles, as well as works from the special libraries Goess-, Buttinger- and Karl Popper Collection and Carinthiaca. The first ten exhibitions are now available for a perusal on a permanent basis in a representative, richly illustrated documentary volume. The explanatory texts – all in German and English – were written by eleven authors from various fields. Table of Content Prologue Exhibit 1: The Klagenfurt Jesuit Chronicle Werner Drobesch: The Order of the Jesuits in Carinthia Exhibit 2: Calendars Christian Domenig: Dating in History and the Klagenfurt Calendars Exhibit 3: The Sforza Book of Hours Christa Herzog: The Sforza Book of Hours Exhibit 4: Kepler – Galilei – Newton Three Works from Karl Popper’s Collection of Bibliophile Prints Manfred Lube: Karl Popper meets Kepler, Galilei and Newton Exhibit 5: Hermann Broch. The Vienna Library Klaus Amann: Hermann Broch’s “Vienna Library” at the University of Klagenfurt Exhibit 6: Artist’s Book. Gerhild Ebel. Die neue Versleere Christa Herzog: Die neue Versleere. An artist’s book by Gerhild Ebel. Exhibit 7: Bachmann & Celan. Zeit des Holunders Anke Bosse: Ingeborg Bachmann & Paul Celan in Lorenz´ Zeit des Holunders Exhibit 8: Immanuel Kant and the Klagenfurter Herbert-Kreis Bernhard Ritter: Immanuel Kant, Maria von Herbert und der Klagenfurter Herbert Circle Exhibit 9: The Manuscript of the Benedectine Monastery in Millstatt Sabine Seelbach: The Virtual Benedectine Library Millstatt Petra Schebach: Identifying Provenance – “CSI” in the Library Cornelia Ortner: Illuminations – the Mediaeval Artist’s Fingerprints Birgit Maria Müllner-Stieger: Watermark Analysis – Hidden Clues Brought to Light Exhibit 10: Supralibros – Proud Expressions of Ownership Christa Herzog: Five Centuries of Supralibros