History 280B, Assignment for Thursday, Jan. 28th

• Hartmann Schedel, Nuremberg Chronicle. Nuremberg: Koberger, 1493. FfIG4.N8K6.1493s VAULT (Only one copy will be available at the desk; you will need to request it, mentioning the course number.) [Lisa Parks]
  Wilson, The Making of the Nuremberg Chronicle. fZ241.S31.W5 BANC; Z241, S31, W5 MAIN
  Also interesting is another book by Wilson: The Nuremberg Chronicle designs: an account of the new discovery of the earliest known layouts for a printed book. San Francisco, 1969. pf Z241.S31 W5 BANC
• Lambertus, 11th/12th cent. Liber Floridus. Edition by Albert Derolez. Ghent, 1968. Ff Z115Z L20L4 AE2 1968 BANC; f AE2.L36 1968 Art History, Room 308G [Rosalie Lack; Jianxin Liu]
• Lefebvre & Martin, The Coming of the Book. 1958. Z4.F413.1975. Grad Services; 2 more copies in MAIN; 2 more copies MOFFITT
  Chap. 8: The Impact of the Book. Did it have one? [Ajay Sreekanth]
• Martin, Henri . The History of Writing, 1988. Z40.M3713 1994 MAIN [Mark Giordano]
  Chap 4: Manuscript Book
  Chap. 5: Beginning of Print (Gutenberg), not so important
  Chap. 6: The real changes come from 1490 on.
  Chap. 8 : the Book and society
  

  Also on the reserve truck at Bancroft in case you are interested:

  Wilson, Adrian. A Medieval Mirror: Speculum humanae salvationis, 1324-1500. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984. FZ8.B45 W54 1984 BANC; Z8.B45 W54 1985 ART HISTORY Room 308G

  And a facsimile of a manuscript Speculum:

  Speculum humanae salvationis. Vollst. Faks.-Ausg. des Codex Cremifanensis
  243 des Benediktinerstifts Kremsmunster. Graz, 1972.
  Series title: Codices selecti phototypice impressi ; 32.
  UCB Bancroft f Z115Z.N00S6.N8185.1972 v.1-2.