Print and Manuscript Collections
The collections of the Rare Books and Special Collections department of the Thomas Fisher Library are many and varied, reflecting the wide diversity of research conducted at the University of Toronto by its own faculty and students, visiting scholars, and the general public. Chronologically, the print and manuscript collections range from a 1789 B.C. Babylonian cuneiform tablet from Ur, to contemporary artists’ books.
In addition to the general rare book collections, the holdings of books and other printed material are organized in over one hundred special author or subject collections, focussing on fields as diverse as AIDS, Aristotle, Birdsall Bindings, Darwin, Aldous Huxley, Incunabula, Libretti, Petlice, Printed Ephemera and the Spanish Civil War.
Displaying 1 - 1 of 1Collection of theological works from the Knox College theological library. The collection includes biblical, pastoral and historical works as well as works relating to the reformation. Among the titles represented are Albertus Magnus' Summa, Erasmus' Novum Testamentum, Luther's Piae ac doctae in psalmos operationes, and Calvin's Institutio Christianae religionis. Consists of books.