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J. Schussler, had worked for Mentelin in Strassburg, then
set up his presses in Augsburg, issuing dated boks
L. Witten Cat. 16 #111 from 1470. In 1473, however, he sold his equipment to the
Monastery of SS Ulrich + Afra in that city + henceforth
operated as a bookseller + binder. See # 81
Haebler The productivity of the press of the monastery of the Austin
friars of SS Ulrich + Afra is still somewhat problematic. The
1st books of 1473 are printed either with Zainer or with Bamler
with the monastery press 2 new kinds of types, a roman one
+ a gothic type. The roman one differs from the
usual Italian i.e. hanging serif on the middle stroke of
the F, the P, the stem of which descends below the line +
the 'a' with its almost gothic shaped eye.
-famous monastic press which published books between
1473 + 1476.
Kraus Cat. 200 #43 -Rampegollis -flourished during the 2nd 1/2 of the 14th C.
His eloquence + persuasiveness were such that he was
summoned to the Council of Constance in order to convert
the Hussites. The work is a sort of practical guide or
handbook to Christian morals, arranged according to subject.
Oddly enough, the book was put on the Index on the
grounds that it contained quotations from spurious books
+ misquoted the Bible.
Section P has 21 parts
mine 7, 8, + 9. Peronissione divina
Permissione humana
Peruersitate quorundam.