Illustrated books -- Bibliography; Illustration of books; Printing -- History
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LIST OF PLATES
I. Deucalion and Pyrrha repeopling the world. From Ovid's
_Metamorphoses_, Paris, 1767 _Frontispiece_
TO FACE PAGE
II. An author (Caxton?) presenting a book to Margaret of
Burgundy. Fifteenth century engraving inserted in the
Chatsworth copy of the _Recuyell of the Historyes of Troye_ 1
(From the plate made for the Bibliographical Society's edition
of Mr. Seymour De Ricci's _Census of Caxtons_.)
III. The "Bona Inspiratio angeli contra vanam gloriam." From a
smaller version of the _Ars Moriendi_. Block-book from the
Lower Rhine, _c._ 1465 26
IV. Leaf 3a of a fragment of the _Doctrinale_ of Alexander
Gallus. One of the so-called "Costeriana" 32
V. Beginning, with printed capital, of the _Rationale
Diuinorum Officiorum_ of Gulielmus Duranti. Mainz, Fust and
Schoeffer, 1459 44
VI. Leaf 7b of the first book printed at Cologne, Cicero, _De
Officiis_, Ulrich Zel, not later than 1466 60
The space left in the sixth line from the foot stands for the
words _ab ostentatione_, which the printer apparently could
not read in his manuscript. The word _vacat_ at the end was
inserted to show that the space in the last line was
accidental and that nothing had been omitted.
VII. Leaf 41a of Cicero's _Rhetorica_, Venice, Nicolas Jenson,
1470, showing spaces left for a chapter heading and capital 84
VIII. Part of leaf 4a, with woodcut, from the _Geschicht von
dem seligen Kind Symon_ of Tuberinus. Augsburg, Gunther
Zainer, about 1475 100
IX. Woodcuts of Saracens and Syrians from Breidenbach's
_Sanctae Peregrinationis in montem Syon atque in montem Sinai
descriptio_. Mainz, Erhard Reuwich, 1486 114
X. Woodcut on leaf 1b of the _Egloga Theoduli_. Leipzig,
Conrad Kachelofen, 1489 116
XI. Page (sig. H 8 verso) from the _Psalterium Beatae Mariae
Virginis_ of Nitschewitz, showing the Emperor Frederick and
his son Maximilian. From a press at the Cistercian Monastery
at Zinna, _c._ 1493 118
XII. The Harrowing of Hell, with text, from leaf 4a of the
_Belial_ of Jacobus de Theramo. Haarlem, Bellaert, 1484. (Size
of the original, 7(1/4)" X 5") 120
XIII. Woodcut of the Betrayal. From leaf 14b of the
_Meditatione sopra la Passione del Nostro Signore_ attributed
to S. Bonaventura. Venice, Geronimo di Sancti, 1487. (Size of
original, 6(3/4)" X 5(1/4)") 124
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