Luther Bible
In 1604, after the duke's death, the press moved to Altenburg. The earliest extant published work from the Altenburg press is "Lotio Pedum" (1606). In 1668, Gottfried Richter (1633–1696) received the book printing concession and, two years later, received the privilege of being a court publisher. During this period, his printing press was among the 20 known to produce the "Biblia Germanica", the Luther Bible (1676), with the woodcut engravings of Jakob Mores (Mörs) (lived approx. 1540–1612).