An Essay on Colophons, with Specimens and TranslationsPollard, Alfred W. (Alfred William)
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An Essay on Colophons, with Specimens and Translations
Pollard, Alfred W. (Alfred William)
Books -- History -- 1450-1600; Colophons; Incunabula -- Bibliography
Pius II. 19 Aug. 1458 - 15 Aug. 1464.
Paul II. 31 Aug. 1464 - 28 July 1471.
Sixtus IV. 9 Aug. 1471 - 13 Aug. 1484.
Innocent VIII. 29 Aug. 1484 - 25 July 1492.
Alexander VI. 11 Aug. 1492 - 18 Aug. 1503.
Pius III. 22 Sept. 1503 - 18 Oct. 1503.
Julius II. 1 Nov. 1503 - 21 Feb. 1513.
Leo X. 11 March 1513 - 1 Dec. 1521.
Adrian VI. 2 Jan. 1522 - 24 Sept. 1523.
Clement VII. 19 Nov. 1523 - 26 Sept. 1534.
KINGS OF ENGLAND
Edward IV. 4 March 1461 - 9 April 1483.
Edward V. 9 April 1483 - 22 June 1483.
Richard III. 26 June 1483 - 22 Aug. 1485.
Henry VII. 22 Aug. 1485 - 21 April 1509.
Henry VIII. 22 April 1509 - 28 Jan. 1547.
Edward VI. 28 Jan. 1547 - 6 July 1553.
Mary, 6 July 1553 - 24 July 1554.
Philip and Mary,[12] 25 July 1554 - 17 Nov. 1558.
Elizabeth, 17 Nov. 1558 - 24 March 1603.
KINGS OF FRANCE
Louis XI. 22 July 1461 - 30 Aug. 1483.
Charles VIII. 30 Aug. 1483 - 7 April 1498.
Louis XII. 7 April 1498 - 1 Jan. 1515.
François I. 1 Jan. 1515 - 31 March 1547.
Henri II. 31 March 1547 - 10 July 1559.
François II. 10 July 1559 - 5 Dec. 1560.
Charles IX. 5 Dec. 1560 - 30 May 1574.
Henri III. 30 May 1574 - 2 Aug. 1589.
Henri IV. 2 Aug. 1589 - 14 May 1610.
DOGES OF VENICE
Cristoforo Moro, 12 May 1462 - 9 Nov. 1471.
Nicolò Tron, 23 Nov. 1471 - 28 July 1473.
Nicolò Marcello, 13 Aug. 1473 - 1 Dec. 1474.
Pietro Mocenigo, 14 Dec. 1474 - 23 Feb. 1476.
Andrea Vendramino, 6 March 1476 - 6 May 1478.
Giovanni Mocenigo, 18 May 1478 - 4 Nov. 1485.
Marco Barbarigo, 19 Nov. 1485 - 14 Aug. 1486.
Agostino Barbarigo, 30 Aug. 1486 - 24 Sept. 1501.
Leonardo Loredano, 2 Oct. 1501 - 26 June 1521.
Antonio Grimani, 6 July 1521 - 7 May 1523.
Andrea Gritti, 20 May 1523 - 28 Dec. 1538.
As our first example of how these tables may be used we will take a
colophon where no year of the Lord is given, and sovereigns are mentioned
without their regnal years. We shall find that even the mere names may
help us to a close approximate date. Our instance shall be Wendelin
of Speier’s edition of the “Supplementum” of Nicolaus de Auximo, the
colophon to which ends:
Vendelinus opus pressit Spireus utrunque:
Labe repurgatum (crede) uolumen emis.
Impressum est Sixto sacrorum antistite quarto,
Et Veneto Troni principis imperio.
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