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Ex Libris is a Latin phrase, meaning literally, "from books." It is often used to indicate ownership of a book, as in from the books of... or from the library of'...'. Ex Libris may also refer to:
- A bookplate, which is also sometimes known as an ex libris
- Ex Libris (Charmed episode), an episode of the television show Charmed
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