Four Strasburg incunables incorrectly assigned to Anton Koberger of Nuremberg
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Needham, Paul
Date published
October 1980
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Four incunables, undated and anonymous as to place and printer, have for many generations been assigned to the Nuremberg press of Anton Koberger, and have in fact been classed as his very earliest productions. 1. Johannes Nider, Manuale confessorum. fol.: a-e10 f8, 58 leaves. Hain, *11834; Goff, N-178; Proctor, 1961; B.M.C. ii, 411 (IB. 7103). 2. Johannes Nider, De morali lepra. fol.: a-e10 f g8 h10, 76 leaves. Hain, *11813; Goff, N-I89; Proctor, 1960; B.M.C. ii, 411 (IB. 7104). 3. Honorius Augustodunensis, De praedestinatione et libero arbitrio. fol.: a-d10, 40 leaves (d 10 blank). Hain, *8801; Proctor, 1962; B.M.C. ii, 411 (IB. 7106). 4. Psalterium Iatinum. 8 in quarter-sheets: a-q12, 192 leaves (q 8-12 blanks). Hain, 13457; Proctor, 1964; B.M.C. ii, 411 (IA. 7112).
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British Library Journal
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6
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2
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British Library
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UK
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0305-5167
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2056-2829
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