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HESPERIA Booksellers Firm is ongoing since its 1954 set up.
The nearly fifty years' steady professional dedication of
last three generations in the MARQUINA family has put
together a large and fine selected collection of Rare and
Scholarly Books, Old and New, gathering a wide range of
fields, with particular speciality on HISPANISTICA and
AMERICANA.
Our ever growing Stock includes not only rare antiquarian
and hard-to-locate books, but substantial out-of-date and
out-of-print monographs of the recent past. Among others,
the areas on which the main interest of our holdings can be
exemplified run from Hispanic Literatures, Philology,
History, Social Movements, History of Ideas, Science &
Medicine, to such matters as Judaica -Sepharad and its
Diaspora-, Arabica -AIl-Andalus and its Heritage-; and, last
but not least, America, its History and Literatures. The
definite multiple fields covered are all those that shows
the «SUBJECT INDEX» enclosed within the
«Search» feature of this web site, that fits
exactly to our own database indexation system.
Throughout the around hundred published Catalogues and
Occasional Lists we have put forth on sale only a minor part
of our holdings. HESPERIA plan has evolved and is off to
start putting up for sale an increasing lot of thematic
selections from stock on this web, to be sold exclusively
on-line.
We agree that Bookseller is, in fact, the one who makes the
Book become ready, actually at hand. So he merits being
cared for that ubiquitous selling Remedy against his own and
another's unlearnedness, such an Apothecary, through
perishable pills of accumulated memory known as Books. Those
Books, Jano incarnate, that possess two faces, one looking
past, another seeing future, the embodiment of
"æternitas", and so suitable for fruitful fecundity by
virtue of the intercoursal warmth of forthcoming lectures.
Keep always in mind that book, libro "liber" means also
"free", as says the lionese printer Hugo de la Porte emblem:
«Libertatem meam mecum porto», that can be read as
"I bring liberation with me and my books".
Feliciter lege ut felicior
sis.
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