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Luc Holste (born Sept. 27, 1596, Hamburg—died Feb. 2, 1661, Rome) was a classical scholar and Vatican librarian best known for his annotated editions of geographical works and whose Epistolae ad diversos (1817; ā€œLetters to Various Personsā€) is a valuable source of information on the literary history of his time. Holste travelled in Italy and Sicily (1617–18) with Philipp Clüver, a geographer, collecting materials for Clüver’s Italia antiqua (1624; ā€œAncient Italyā€). Holste’s notes on this...