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Two interesting types of maniac are known respectively as the bibliotaph and the biblioclast.— The Bibliotaph and Other People
Bagford (John), the biblioclast, r: 18.— The Enemies of Books
Mr. Blades, in his work _The Enemies of Books_, accuses him of being 'a wicked old biblioclast who went about the country, from library to library, tearing away title-pages from rare books of all sizes '; and Dr. Dibdin in— English Book Collectors
A biblioclast is one who indulges himself in the questionable pleasure of mutilating books in order more sumptuously to fit out a particular volume.— The Bibliotaph and Other People
Bagford the biblioclast.— The Enemies of Books
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