in Greek and Latin, 530 volumes of printed Greek books, and 3939 volumes of Latin, among which 39 were on the Index.

But charity suggested that the Cardinal had retained these last for censure.
[Footnote 130: Sarpi's Letters abound in useful information on this topic.

Writing to French correspondents, he complains weekly of the impossibility even in Venice of obtaining books.

See, for instance, _Lettere_, vol.i.pp.

286, 287, 360, vol.ii.p.