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Pars pro toto: reconstructing a sixteenth-century edition

In: Quaerendo
Authors: Kees Schepers and Hanneke De Bruin
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01 Jan 2001
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KEES SCHEPERS & HANNEKE DE BRUIN Pars pro toto: reconstructing a sixteenth-century edition* In a manuscript of ca. 1440 one leaf from an old imprint has been tipped in.' I The manuscript originates from the monastery of Augustinian Canons Regular in Eemsteyn in the Northern Netherlands.2 The tipped-in leaf is a presumably unique leaf from an unknown edition, possibly a postincunable. It is possible to produce a tentative reconstruction of this edition on the basis of a comparative study of text and images. PHYSICAI. DATA The leaf in the Brussc:ls manuscript measures ca. 127 X 80 mm. It is worn
Title:
Pars pro toto: reconstructing a sixteenth-century edition
Article Type:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/157006901X00218
Language:
English
Pages:
17–25
In:
Quaerendo
In:
Volume 31: Issue 1
Publisher:
Brill
E-ISSN:
1570-0690
Print ISSN:
0014-9527
Subjects:
Early Modern History, History, Book History, History of the Book, Book History and Cartography

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