-
Arnold Pannartz and
Conrad Sweynheym were two
printers of the 15th century, ****ociated with
Johannes Gutenberg and the use of his invention, the mechanical...
-
Subiaco Press at
Subiaco in the
Papal States in 1464,
German printers Arnold Pannartz and
Konrad Sweynheim produce an
edition of
Donatus (lost), a Cicero, De...
-
arrival of
German monks at
Subiaco attracted other Germans.
Printers Arnold Pannartz and
Konrad Sweynheim established the
Subiaco Press here in 1464 and produced...
- was the
chief editor for the
printing house of proto-typographers
Arnold Pannartz and
Konrad Sweynheim,
after they
moved it from
Subiaco to Rome. He also...
- of
printing into the
Papal States,
first at
Subiaco in 1464 by
Arnold Pannartz and
Konrad Sweynheim, and at Rome
itself in 1467. The
result was that books...
- the 15th
century and were
first printed in 1465 by the
Germans Arnold Pannartz and
Konrad Sweynheim at the
Abbey of Subiaco. This
edition was the first...
-
First page of De
bello Gallico, from the
editio princeps of
Sweynheym and
Pannartz, Rome, 1469
Author Julius Caesar (books 1–7),
Aulus Hirtius (book 8) Language...
-
acquiring fame by
protecting and
encouraging the
German printers Arnold Pannartz and
Konrad Sweynheim, who came to Rome in 1467,
where the
first printed...
- Subiaco, Italy. The
Press was
established in 1464 by the
German monks Arnold Pannartz and
Konrad Sweynheim in the
Abbey of
Santa Scolastica, Subiaco. Sweynheim...
- ducats. He
wrote a
Latin school grammar,
Rudimenta Grammatices (printed by
Pannartz and
Sweynheim in 1473), one of the
earliest and most po****r Renaissance...
