A Good Book is an Old Book? Hebrew Manuscripts and Prints in 16th-Century Christian Book Collections

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface V
3. Bibliography VIII
4. Contents IX
5. Between Manuscript and Print — Introduction 1
6. The Risk to Print History in the Late 15th Century. Johann Koelhoff’s Chronicle Project in 1499 9
7. Medial Translations and Material Manifestations. The Fasciculus Medicinae in Physician-Patient Interaction 43
8. A Good Book is an Old Book? Hebrew Manuscripts and Prints in 16th-Century Christian Book Collections 89
9. Title Pages in Icelandic Post-Medieval Manuscripts and Books 111
10. Behaving like Print. On the Graphic and Performative Adaptation of Printed Letters in Early Modern Handwriting 139
11. ‘Bilderfahrzeug’ of the Rosicrucians. Daniel Mögling’s Speculum Sophicum Rhodostauroticum (1618) in Print and Manuscript 159
12. Takahiro Sasaki Manuscript Features of Early Japanese Movable Type Books. On the Intersection of Eastern and Western Typesetting Techniques 187
13. The Media Trajectory of Kano Naganobu’s Merrymaking under Cherry and Aronia Blossoms 209
14. Notes on Contributors 233
15. Index of Names and Locations 235