Bible. German. (Continued, 2.) **Q.401.4
vater vi de3 sun vnnd dem heyligen geyst der da lebt vnnd re- giret gott ewigklich amen.
The ninth edition of the Bible in German, the first printed in Nuremberg. 583 leaves, without title-page, signatures, or catchwords; printed in double columns with 50, rarely 51, lines to the full column. Black-letter type throughout. The initials are not printed. There are 109 woodcut illustrations —o97 in the Old Testament, and 12 in the New—most of which are colored by hand. The woodcuts were taken from the Low German version of Cologne, printed by Heinrich Quentell, about 1480. The textual emendations are also based on this first edition of the
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This card was printed at the Boston Public Library, May 27, 1910.
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