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After this 1st ed ed appeared in 1503 J. Gruninger produced a pirated ed in
Strassburg on 23 Feb 1504; a total of 8 ed appeared up until 1517, 4
of them being pirated ed of Gruninger who used copies of the original cuts.
#194 Margarita Philosophica - 1st printed at Freiburg by J.
Schott who was specially summoned thither for the
purpose in the year 1503. The book was successful + 10
other ed. were issued in the 16th C. the last, that of
1599 being an Italian translation. Several of these ed.
were unauthorized, the 1st of such reprints being issued
in Feb 1504 by J. Gruninger at Strassburg. To this
a synopsis of Hebrew grammar was added, + the
colophon of the 2nd authorized ed. printed by Schott
in March 1504 contains a warning that such additions
are not the work of the author.
- Strauss was laid on the importance of the book for the
light which it throws on the university curriculum
of the 16th C.

Nov. 1985 San Francisco Yerba Buena Books $10.00 Cat. One #349
Papyrus sheet - modern, = 12x15"
-Secured directly from the Papyrus Institute of Dr. *
Hassan Ragab in Cairo. (Museum)
Recognized by the Egyptian Government to be made of
authentic Cyparus papyrus plant.
Aman Ra Papyrus
Giza Egypt
Abu El Houl Street - Nazlet El Samman
Copy Calif. Book Club Library (68) - A.S. Maney of the Elmate Press, Yorkshire, England,
published The Nature + Making of Papyrus (1973) Ronald Reed.
- an ed. of 495 copies. 4 to 96 pp.
* - "right to claim to be the nearest to that adopted by the ancient
Egyptians, since the sheets we produce are the nearest in every
respect to those bade by them."

Scroll - Orihon - Codex - Book.
B.M. - 1st English version of the Gospels independent of the Latin (MSS in
Anglo-Saxon copied in the 12C from a late 10 C original.)