Capolavori di carta : volumi di medicina dalla collezione Rosa e dall Biblioteca Rilli-Vettori

The book "Capolavori di carta: volumi di medicina dalla collezione Rosa e dall Biblioteca Rilli-Vettori" by Alessandro Brezzi, which translates to "Paper Masterpieces: Medical Books from the Rosa Collection and the Rilli-Vettori Library," can be connected to other books in a library through the following themes and topics:

*   **History of Medicine:** This is a primary theme, as the book focuses on medical books from specific collections. You can connect it to other books on the history of medicine, medical practices of different civilizations, and the evolution of medical systems 【1】【2】.
*   **Medical Humanities:** The book falls under medical humanities, exploring the intersection of medicine with cultural and historical contexts 【3】.
*   **Book Collecting and Libraries:** Given that the book highlights volumes from the Rosa Collection and the Rilli-Vettori Library, it relates to the history of book collecting, the development of libraries, and the significance of particular collections 【4】【5】.
*   **Paper as a Medium:** Considering the title emphasizes "paper masterpieces," the book could connect to broader themes about the history of paper, its role in disseminating knowledge, and its artistic uses 【4】.
*   **Renaissance Studies:** The collections may contain books from the Renaissance, linking to literature, science, and cultural history of that period 【6】.
*   **Local History (Poppi/Casentino):** Alessandro Brezzi was a director of the Biblioteca Rilliana in Poppi. The book can connect to the local history of the Casentino region and the cultural significance of the Rilliana library 【7】【5】.