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• An individual example is called an " incunable ."
• There is also one incunable of note.
• An incunable ( plural incunabula ) is a book, pamphlet or printed in Europe before 1501.
• Furthermore, one of the French incunable editions was the first printed book in the Swiss city of Geneva.
• These included literary specimens and incunable; antiquities such as ancient armour; precious stones and geological items of interest.
• Title page of the incunable edition of the " Regiment de la Cosa P鷅lica " ( Valencia, Crist騠or Cofman, 1499 ).
• The database is called " The Incunable Short-Title Catalog " known in short as ISTC and already open to computer users and networks.
• Entries for all of the incunables in British Library and the Italian union catalog ( IGI ) were added next, followed by other national incunable catalogs.
• At Cetinje, the capital of Zeta, Makarije printed in 1494 the Cetinje Octoechos, the first incunable written in the Serbian recension of Church Slavonic.
• A lasting legacy are the prized incunable, surviving pre-16th century print works which are collected by many of the most prestigious libraries in Europe and North America.
• The ISTC was created to establish a system of incunable cataloging that was simple enough to be expanded quickly, bringing the goal of a complete incunable catalog back into focus.
• The ISTC was created to establish a system of incunable cataloging that was simple enough to be expanded quickly, bringing the goal of a complete incunable catalog back into focus.
• As of 2014, there are about 30, 000 distinct incunable editions known to be extant, while the number of surviving copies in Germany alone is estimated at around 125, 000.
• In effect, this was an opportunity to showcase their special " Cabinet of curiosities " and special collections of armour, coins, precious stones and Incunable to the other members at their annual dinners.
• He published many books of hours and didactic works, such as " Le Jeu des 閏hecs moralis閟 " by the Dominican Jacobus de Cessolis ( incunable of 1504 ), but also poems ( Fran鏾is Villon ), dramatic works and chivalric romances.
• The ISTC has recorded 29, 777 editions to date, although some of the records included in that number are actually 16th-century works that were included in previous incunable catalogs in error, so the number of true incunabula recorded is 27, 460.
• The " great majority of incunables did not issue from the press in a finished state . . . hardly any incunable was considered'finished'by its printer . . . ", suggesting that hand rubrication provided a sense of legitimacy to the efforts of early printers and their works.
• The convenient but arbitrarily chosen end date for identifying a printed book as an incunable does not reflect any notable developments in the printing process, and many books printed for a number of years after 1500 continued to be visually indistinguishable from incunables . " Post-incunable " typically refers to books printed after 1500 up to another arbitrary end date such as 1520 or 1540.
• The convenient but arbitrarily chosen end date for identifying a printed book as an incunable does not reflect any notable developments in the printing process, and many books printed for a number of years after 1500 continued to be visually indistinguishable from incunables . " Post-incunable " typically refers to books printed after 1500 up to another arbitrary end date such as 1520 or 1540.