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36. Novum Beate Marie Virginis Psalterium. !Many cuts and borders. 4to. Cologne, 1492—Mr. Fisher.

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 * commenced printing, 1491.

37. Laudes Beatæ Virginis Mariæ. Folio. The first book printed at Hamburg, 1491—Messrs. Ellis and Green.


 * b. cir. 1445, d. 1513; began to print, 1472.

38. Chronicon Nurembergense: auctore Hartmanno Schedel. Woodcuts by Wolgemut and Pleydenwürff. Folio. Nuremberg, 1493—Professor Westmacott, R.A.

39. Another copy, 1493—The Rev. J. Fuller Russell.

40. Cicero de Oratore. Folio. Nuremberg, 1497—Society of Antiquaries.


 * commenced printing, 1493.

41. Chronicon Nurembergense. Woodcuts: first leaf in MS. Folio. Nuremberg, 1497—Sir T. E. Winnington, Bart.

, de Olpe: commenced printing, 1494.

42. Brandt's Stultifera Navis. Woodcuts. 4to. Basle, 1497—The Rev. J. Fuller Russell.

The following is probably by the same printer: it is a volume of extraordinary rarity : —

43. Epistola Christoferi Colom: containing the discovery of the Isles of America. 4th edition, and the first which contains cuts. 4to. Basle, 1494—The Rev. J. Fuller Russell.

, or. This printer is said to have invented a method of using gold ink in printing. He flourished at Augsburg after 1487.

44. Missal; formerly belonging to the monastery at Erfurt. Augsburg, cir. 1500—Mr. Octavius Morgan, M.P.

45. Rationarium Evangelistarum. . . prosa versu imaginibusque, que mirifice complectens, &c. Woodcuts. 4to. 1507—Mr. Addington.

For an account of this most curious book see Dibdin, Bibliographical Decameron, vol. i. p. 131. There was an earlier edition, 1502: a later one, 1522, is assigned by Panzer to Thomas Anshelm, of Haguenau. It is not improbable that he was also the printer of this.


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46. Theur-Danck. Woodcuts. Folio. Augsburg, 1519—Mr. T. Talbot Bury.

This is a second edition of this curious Teutonic romance: sometimes ascribed to Maximilian I., whose nuptials with Mary of Burgundy it celebrates: the emperor figuring under the name of "Ritter Herr Theurdanck." According to Mr. Horne, this book has been supposed to be entirely xylographic.


 * commenced printing, 1504.

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