Stolen books from the University Library

Unfortunately, there have been thefts at the University Library over the years. The most spectacular was the theft of the Codex Argenteus in 1995. The pages that were stolen were returned later that year. During the 1980s a number of books were stolen, and in April 2017 a police report was filed in order to increase the possibility to get them back.

Stolen books now reported to the police:

1.
In one volume:
Zeiller, Martin, Topographia Provinciarum Austriacarum..., Frankfurt a. M., 1649–56.
Zeiller, Martin, Topographia Bohemiae, Moraviae et Silesiae ..., Frankfurt a. M., 1650.
Shelfmark: Hist. Tyskl. Top. Österr. Fol. (former shelfmark T 177)
Probably sold by F. Dörling 5/7 June 1989, lot 284, to a buyer in Italy

2.
In one volume:
Zeiller, Martin, Topographia Bavariae..., [Frankfurt a. M.], 1644.
Zeiller, Martin, Topographia Alsatiae…, Frankfurt a. M., 1644.
Shelfmark: Hist. Tyskl. Top. Bayern Fol. (former shelfmark T 175)
Probably sold by F. Dörling 5/7 June 1989, lot 282, to a buyer in Germany.

3.
Anghiera, Pietro Martire d’, De orbe novo decades octo, Paris, 1587.
Shelfmark: Hist. Amer. Allm. (former shelfmark Rr 581)
Probably sold by F. Dörling 27/28 Nov. 1989, lot 392, to a buyer in Germany.

4.
Cortés, Hernán, Nova Maris Oceani Hyspania narratio, Nürnberg, 1524.
Shelfmark: Hist. Amer. Allm. Fol. (former shelfmark T 164)
Probably sold by F. Dörling 27/28 Nov. 1989, lot 388, to a buyer in France.

5.
Münster, Sebastian, Cosmographia, Basel, 1548.
Shelfmark: Geogr. Allm. Fol. (former shelfmark T 64)
Probably sold by F. Dörling 29/20 Nov. 1993, lot 30, to a buyer in Germany.