John Siberch Bibliographical Notes 1886 1905
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5. Erasmus de conscribendis epistolis*.
No other copies have been discovered.
Siberch had now command of the 6-line woodcut initials, and used them as mentioned in Mr Bradshaw's notes. But the C was used twice instead of only once as there stated.
The 3-line initials are still wanting. On Aiij b and Aiiij b the spaces are left and the letters I and V are printed there in the capital type as in the two previously described books — Lucian and Baldwin.
Greek type is used in Siberch's dedication on... Ai b, and in the Lectori, Aiij a .
The work is folioed : ' Folium ' I, &c. ' Folium ' being at the head of the left (verso) page, whilst the number is at the head of the right (recto). Folium xxvn is printed XXV, and xxxvi is printed XXXII.
The copy in St John's College is bound with the Lucian (see § 2, No. 3) and other works, and after the Colophon has Thomas Baker's note about Cambridge printing — sec facsimile on p. 39.
* Facsimile of Title-page and Colophon, pp. 38, 39.
TS JOHN SIBERCH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. Erasmus de conscribendis epistolis*.
No other copies have been discovered.
Siberch had now command of the 6-line woodcut initials, and used them as mentioned in Mr Bradshaw's notes. But the C was used twice instead of only once as there stated.
The 3-line initials are still wanting. On Aiij b and Aiiij b the spaces are left and the letters I and V are printed there in the capital type as in the two previously described books — Lucian and Baldwin.
Greek type is used in Siberch's dedication on... Ai b, and in the Lectori, Aiij a .
The work is folioed : ' Folium ' I, &c. ' Folium ' being at the head of the left (verso) page, whilst the number is at the head of the right (recto). Folium xxvn is printed XXV, and xxxvi is printed XXXII.
The copy in St John's College is bound with the Lucian (see § 2, No. 3) and other works, and after the Colophon has Thomas Baker's note about Cambridge printing — sec facsimile on p. 39.
* Facsimile of Title-page and Colophon, pp. 38, 39.
TS JOHN SIBERCH.
What to read after John Siberch Bibliographical Notes 1886 1905?
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