1), or possibly misled by similarity of sound (H. Crabb Robinson's
Diary
, vol. i. p. 277), attributed to "classic Hallam, much renowned for Greek" (
English Bards, etc.
, line 513).
Antonio Magliabecchi (1633-1714) was appointed, in 1673, Librarian to the Grand-Duke of Tuscany, to whom he bequeathed his immense collection of 30,000 volumes. In Burton's
Book-hunter
(p. 229) it is said that Magliabecchi