Feheri Books

26/08/2026

Last year I discovered this secret door hidden among the bookshelves of Admont Library — and somehow, I already knew I would return. 🤍📚 A little piece of magic, tucked away in one of the most beautiful libraries in the world. Bookstagram Bookstagrammer BookLovers LibraryArchitecture HistoricLibraries BeautifulLibraries LibraryOfTheWorld BookishPlaces LiteraryTravel BookishTravel AustriaTravel TravelPhotography Bibliophile BookishMagic HiddenGems feheribooks

22/03/2026

https://youtu.be/a96lMKjgXjw?is=5ogfG0ThMHeujFMM

500 ÉVES KÖNYVEK TITKAI | Egy ritkakönyv-kereskedő elképesztő történetei Mártai-Fehéri EvaRitka könyvek, antik könyvek, könyvgyűjtés, műkincsek, Codex Gigas,...

22/03/2026

📚 Mi van, ha egy könyv… nem csak könyv?

Egy poros, több száz éves kötet…
ami akár milliókat érhet.

Ebben az epizódban belenézünk egy világba, ahol a könyvek nem olvasmányok, hanem kincsek.
Elfeledett történetek. Titkos gyűjtemények. És olyan darabok, amelyek évszázadokat éltek túl.

👉 https://youtu.be/a96lMKjgXjw

Te mit gondolsz…
Egy könyv lehet értékesebb, mint egy festmény?

16/09/2025

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12/09/2025

The art of devotion. Lost in the stunning details of this late 18th-century handwritten prayer book. The elegant script, created with deep russet and brilliant color ink, is a masterpiece of patience and skill. A beautiful reminder that some things are made to last forever.

03/09/2025

della venuta a nel 1177 di Alessandro III e della vittoria ottenuta da Sebastiano comprobata da D. Fortunato Casinese of the Arrival in in 1177 of III, and of the Obtained by Sebastiano , Attested by Don Fortunato of Casinese. This historical work, first published in Venice in 1629 by the Don Fortunato Olmo, recounts the secret visit of Pope Alexander III to Venice in 1177. The narrative describes the pivotal events that led to the reconciliation between Pope Alexander III and Emperor Frederick I , known as the Peace of Venice. Central to the account is Doge Sebastiano Ziani, whose diplomatic skills secured a significant victory for Venice and helped restore peace between the papacy and the empire. The book blends historical detail with elements of Venetian legend, emphasizing the city’s role as a stage for diplomacy and spiritual authority in the late twelfth century.

27/08/2025

Camillo (c.1513–1573) was an and whose Ricordo d’Agricoltura (first printed in 1567) introduced one of the earliest systematic proposals for rotation in Europe. By encouraging the cultivation of fodder crops alongside cereals, he helped improve soil fertility, livestock raising, and overall agricultural productivity.

The #1772 edition, revised by Gian Francesco , added notes and folding tables, including lunar phase charts and Venetian weight measures, turning the work into both a practical farming manual and a continuation of Tarello’s reform.

25/08/2025

Jean Raulin (1443–1514) was a French theologian and monk of the Cluniac Order.
He became famous as a preacher and teacher of theology, widely respected in France at the turn of the 16th century. His Sermones Quadragesimales (Lenten Sermons) offered practical moral and spiritual guidance, tailored to the liturgical year. #1518

22/08/2025

Second violin after Vesalius. Bartolomeo Eustachi from the early 16th century was less known than his rival and his „secret book „ Tabulae anatomicae was first published in 1714. He studied obsessively the anatomy of the ear and became the specialist of ear.

29/07/2025