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bibliophilic

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Adj.1.bibliophilic - of or relating to bibliophiles
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This opportunity may not be that in the cliched role of bibliophilic treasure hunter uncovering uniquely wonderful and singular treasures of amazing illumination and fine binding--though these do exist.
Towards a conceptualization of the study of Africa's indigenous ... by Minicka, Mary / Tydskrif vir Letterkunde
Like Frances Stark, he strikes a bibliophilic pose--the pieces are modest in scale and must be "read," their power emerging gradually, and in part through compositional reptition.
Will Yackulic; Gregory Lind gallery by Helfand, Glen / Artforum International
This is true, though if the current British bestseller list is any indication, our bibliophilic cousins are feeding their heads with diet guides and biographies of topless models.
Take them back to dear old blighty: the ugliest byproduct of the ... by Moynihan, Michael C. / Reason
 
 
 
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