History 280B. Spring 1999. Mary Kay Duggan

Assignment 1: Manuscript to Print. List of examples

DICTIONARY

Bernardus, Johannes. Vocabulista Ecclesiastica. Milan: Leonard Pachel, 1480. IIM4.P2 1480b BANC.

Dictionaire Francoislatin. . . . Paris: R. Estienne, 1549.

fPC2893.E78 1549 BANC.

Vocabularius Juris Utriusque. [Cologne: Reuchin, Ludwig von] 20 September 1483. IG C6.R35 1483v BANC.

CHRONICLE

he Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle [1360s; facsimile]. Edited by Dezso Dercsenyi; tr. by Alick West & others. New York: Taplinger, 1970. DB924.M2516 1964 MAIN.

[Kölnische Chronik] Die Cronica van der Hilliger Stat von Cöllen. Cologne: Johann Kölhoff, 1499. (1499). fIG.C6.K6 1499 BANC.

Lamberti S. Audomari Canonici Liber Floridus. [end of 13th century; facsimile]. Edited by Albert Derolez. Gandari: Story-Scientia, 1968. ffZ115Z.L20L4.AE2 1968. BANC.

Schedel, Hartmann. Liber Chronicarum. Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 12 July 1493. ffIG N8K6 1493s, copy 3 BANC

German version: ffIG N8K6 1493sg BANC

Schilling, Diebold. Berner Chronik. . . . [facsimile] Bern: Aare Verlag [1943-1945]. fZ115Z.O74.B37.DQ101 1943 BANC.

Die Schweizer Bilderschrank des Luzernes Diebold Schilling (1513). Edited by Alfred A. Schmid. Luzern: Faksimile-Verlag, 1981. DQ78.Z46 1981 MAIN.

ECULID (Bancroft has a number of early editions)

Elementa Geometriae. Venice: Erhard Ratdolt, 1482. fII.V3.R28 1482e BANC. Vault

Euclidis Elementa Mathematica. . . . [Italy, ca. 1460] 2MS.QA451.E8 BANC. Vault

AESOP

Aesopus Moralisatus. [Reutlingen,Michael Greif] 1489. IG.R35G7.I489.A4 Vault. BANC.

The Fables of Aesop Printed from the Veronese Editon of MCCCLXXIX. Verona: Officina Bodoni, 1479. [Facsimile] PA3852.A3 1973 3 vols. BANC.

Fabulas de Esops. Madrid: Tipografia de Archivos, 1929. [Facsimile] fI56.S2H87 1489a. 1929 BANC.

Goldsmith, Arthur. An Early Manuscript of the Aesop Fables of Avianus and Related Manuscripts. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1947. ND3395.A35.G6 Art/Classics/Room G.

The History and Fables of Aesop. London: Scolar Press, 1976. [Facsimile of Caxton's edition which he translated himself, 1484] IE.W35C2 1483a 1976 BANC.

CHRONOLOGICAL TIME LINE, contemporary author

Rolevinck, Werner (1425-1502). Fasciculus temporum. Venice: Walsh, 1479. FII8 V3W2 BANC

Rolevinck. Fasciculus temporum. Paris: Jehan Petit, 1518. D17 R68 1518

BIBLES

42-Line Bible. Mainz, [1450-1455]. ffIG4 M24 G8 1454b 1913 (Vault) and Suppl.

German-language Bibles-see Deutsche Bibeln, bibliography.

Polyglot Bible, 1517. Erasmus, Greek/Latin Bible, Basel, 1517. Etc.

BIBLIA PAUPERUM
Biblia Pauperum: A Facsimile and Edition. Edited by Avril Henry. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1987. Tobin Nellhaus. "Mementos of Things to Come: Orality, Literacy, and Typology in the Biblia Pauperum." 292-321. Z241.B6.B521 1987 MAIN; fZ241.B6.B521 1987 BANC.

Biblia Pauperum Unicum der Heidelberger Universitäts-bibliothek. [Facsimile] Edited by Paul Kristeller. Berlin: Bruno Cassirer, 1906. fZ241.B6K7 MAIN.

CHAUCER
The Canterbury Tales. Cambridge: Pardine in association with Magdalene College, 1973. [Facsimile of Caxton's edition]. IE.W35.C2 1484c 1973 BANC.

The Ellesmere Chaucer. Manchester: University Press, 1911. Z115z.O99.E5.PR1865 1911 BANC.

ANTIPHONAL (Make appointment to see MS in BANC)

Catholic Church. Liturgy & Ritual. Antiphonarium Romanum. Northern Italy, 1480. ff2MS.M2150 1480 BANC.

Catholic Church. Liturgy & Ritual. Antiphonarium Romanum. Venice:[Johann Emerich of Speier] for Luca Antonio Giunta, 1503/1504. UC, Berkeley, Music Library.

LAW (The best collection is at the Robbins Coll., Boalt Hall)

Boniface VIII, Pope. Liber VI Decretalium, cum Apparatu Johannis Andreae. Venice: Andrea Boneti de Papia, 22 May 1486. fIIV3.B6 1486c H 3611

Clement V, Pope. Constitutiones, cum Apparatu Johannis Andreae. Venice: Andreas de Bonetis de Papia, 13 June 1486. fIIV3.B6 1486cc H 5436

Clement V, Pope. Constitutiones. MS , Robbins Coll, Boalt Hall

CLASSICAL TEXT

Cicero. De amicitia, Paradoxa ad Brutiam, De officiis. Italy, mid-15th century. 2MS PA6304.L2M22 BANC UCB 62

Cicero. De officiis. (with commentary) Venice: Marenus Saracenus, 20 Dec. 1487. fII V3S27 1487c BANC

Cicero. Epistolae ad familiares. Milan: Leonard Pachel & Ulrich Scinzenzeler, 18 Mar. 1479. fII M4P2 1479c BANC

BOOK OF HOURS

Catholic Church. Book of Hours. Use of Rome. Northern France, ca. 1460. 2MS BX2080.B7 146x BANC UCB 62

Catholic Church. Ces P[re]sentes Heures a Lusaige de Verdun Sont au Long Sans Requerit. Paris: Simon Vostre, [ca. 1515].

TYP AA52 C3B6 1515 Paris BANC

Catholic Church. Hore B[ea]te Marie Virginis ad Usu[m] Ecclesis Sa[risburiensis]: cu[m] Multis as Variis Orationibus Multu[m] Devotis. [London]: Venundantur in Cimiterio Sancti Pauli sub intersignio Sancti Augustin; [Antwerp]: Ex Officina Christophori Buremunden[sis], 1531. TYP AA52 C3B6 1531 BANC.

MAPS See Tony Campbell, The Earliest Printed Maps, bibliography.

LITERATURE

Choose a title or an author, medieval or contemporary, and the impact of print. Or choose a new author in print (for example, Rabelais; Luther, Vesalius) and discuss how the technology encouraged his style and content.

READERS Focus on a class of readers. Describe its literacy, schooling, reading, book ownership, etc.For example, women, schoolboys, flyers (Flugschriften), single-sheet calendars, propaganda

(see The Early Comic Strip, bibliography),

GEOGRAPHICAL ENTITYFocus on a vernacular language, governmental control (censorship, laws of monopoly, guilds), patronage, propaganda.