Caption: "Leaf from a Rusch Bible, 1480 A.D. (Date generally assigned), Strassburg: Printed by Adolph Rusch; The first printed Latin Bible with glosses, made by Adolph Rusch for the noted Nuremberg printer and publisher Anton Koberger. The marginal glosses are by Strabo, a ninth century writer and the interlinear notes by Anselmus of the eleventh century. It is a remarkably successful solution of a challenging problem of composition with four sizes of gothic type--Otto F. Ege."
Bible--History Bible--Commentaries Incunabula--Specimens Illumination of books and manuscripts Printing--France--History--15th century Printing--Specimens
Place
Strassburg (France)
Source
Department of Archives and Special Collections, William H. Hannon Library, Loyola Marymount University
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