Habent sua fata libelli = Books have their own destiny : essays in honor of Robert V. Schnucker / editors Robin B. Barnes, Robert A. Kolb, and Paula L. Presley and a dedication by Robert M. Kingdon.
1998
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Title
Habent sua fata libelli = Books have their own destiny : essays in honor of Robert V. Schnucker / editors Robin B. Barnes, Robert A. Kolb, and Paula L. Presley and a dedication by Robert M. Kingdon.
Created/published
Kirksville, Mo. : Thomas Jefferson University Press, ©1998.
Description
viii, 167 p. : ill., port. ; 24 cm
Series statement
Sixteenth century essays & studies ; v. 50
Bibliography, etc.
"The work of Robert V. Schnucker": p. 155-158.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Contents
The story told by printers' marks, from offense to defense : the nature of reformed theology in its first century / Brian G. Armstrong
Astrology and popular print in Germany, c. 1470-1520 / Robin B. Barnes
Scholarship as prophecy : The beloved city of Johann Heinrich Alsted / Robert G. Clouse
Interpreting an early Reformation pamphlet by Urbanus Rhegius / Richard Cole
Publishing the Reformation in Habsburg Hungary / David P. Daniel
The book trade as Christian calling : Johann Friedrich Coelestin's admonition to printers and bookdealers / Robert A. Kolb
The image of Spain in the pamphlet literature of the Thirty Year's War / William S. Maltby
Printing the metaphor of light and dark : from Renaissance satire to Reformation polemic / James V. Mehl
The printed catechism and religious instruction in the French reformed churches / Raymond A. Mentzer
Erasmus' spiritual homeland : the evidence of his 1527 will / Charles G. Nauert
The revenge of Titivillus / Paula L. Presley
Out of print : the decline of Catholic printed sermons in France, 1530-1560 / Larissa Juliet Taylor
Meretrix est stampificata : gendering the printing press / Raymond B. Waddington
Kinder, kirche, landeskinder : women defend their publishing in early modern Germany / Merry Wiesner-Hanks.
Astrology and popular print in Germany, c. 1470-1520 / Robin B. Barnes
Scholarship as prophecy : The beloved city of Johann Heinrich Alsted / Robert G. Clouse
Interpreting an early Reformation pamphlet by Urbanus Rhegius / Richard Cole
Publishing the Reformation in Habsburg Hungary / David P. Daniel
The book trade as Christian calling : Johann Friedrich Coelestin's admonition to printers and bookdealers / Robert A. Kolb
The image of Spain in the pamphlet literature of the Thirty Year's War / William S. Maltby
Printing the metaphor of light and dark : from Renaissance satire to Reformation polemic / James V. Mehl
The printed catechism and religious instruction in the French reformed churches / Raymond A. Mentzer
Erasmus' spiritual homeland : the evidence of his 1527 will / Charles G. Nauert
The revenge of Titivillus / Paula L. Presley
Out of print : the decline of Catholic printed sermons in France, 1530-1560 / Larissa Juliet Taylor
Meretrix est stampificata : gendering the printing press / Raymond B. Waddington
Kinder, kirche, landeskinder : women defend their publishing in early modern Germany / Merry Wiesner-Hanks.
Series
Sixteenth century essays & studies ; v. 50.
Call number
Z291.3 .H33 1998