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510 - Biblia germanica - Bible. That is, all the books of the Old and New Testaments, faithfully translated into German according to the translation traditionally used in Christian churches, and illuminated with many edifying annotations, by Dr. Johann Dietenberger. Now corrected and improved in many places, and adorned with beautiful, artful illustrations. 2 parts in 1 volume. With 141 woodcuts by Virgil Solis and the monogramist SHF. Cologne, Quentel, 1626. 3 leaves, 450 pp.; 139 (err. 138) pp., 1 leaf; 33 x 21 cm. Contemporary leather binding over wooden boards with a spine label and 2 clasps (spine restored).
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Biblia germanica - Bible. That is, all the books of the Old and New Testaments, faithfully translated into German according to the translation traditionally used in Christian churches, and illuminated with many edifying annotations, by Dr. Johann Dietenberger. Now corrected and improved in many places, and adorned with beautiful, artful illustrations. 2 parts in 1 volume. With 141 woodcuts by Virgil Solis and the monogramist SHF. Cologne, Quentel, 1626. 3 leaves, 450 pp.; 139 (err. 138) pp., 1 leaf; 33 x 21 cm. Contemporary leather binding over wooden boards with a spine label and 2 clasps (spine restored). Darlow/Moule 4211 (cf.) - Köster, Bible 102 - Wedewer 476. - 408th edition (= reprint of the 8th ed., 1567) of the Dietenberger Bible by the printer Kreps. Translation of the Old Testament largely based on Luther, the Apocrypha on Leo Jud, and the New Testament on Emser. - Slightly yellowed and stained in places; facsimile of the Old Testament title page; endpaper with handwritten notes; margins restored at the beginning and end on 18 leaves; text of the final leaf pasted in. *
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