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Division A.—School of Nuremberg.—Beham.
447
[3-4.]
Tvvo OP the Secondary Title-borders to the Bible op 1534.
Five borclers are used for the titles of the several parts of the book,
viz., Pts. ii and iii of the O.T., the Prophets, the Apocrypha, and the
N.T. Each is composed of eight blocks, four of which (Pauli 273-276)
occur invariably, while the remainder vary in each case.
3. TITLE-BORDER TO PART II OF THE OLD TESTAMENT.
The border is composed of eight separate blocks (see cliagram), viz. :—
(1) The Passage of the Jordan, Pauli 306.
(2) A man bearing on a scroll the name of God,
Adonai, in Hebrew characters, Pauli 274.
(3) Joshua contemplating the bodies of four slain
kings, Pauli 313.
(4) Ornamental panel with David playing the harp,
Pauli 275.
(5) The return of the Jews to Jerusalem, Pauli 334.
(6) A man bearing on a scroll the name Jehovah in
Hebrew characters, Pauli 273.
(7) Saul beheaded by the Philistines, and his armour
dedicated to their idols, Pauli 332.
(8) Ornamental panel with the idolatry of Solomon,
Pauli 276.
Within the border is printed the title, “ Anndertheyl ] des Altenn
Te = | staments,” and below it the woodcut of Joshua and two captains,
Pauli 350. On the back, the Midianites destroying one another, Pauli
315.
[255 x 173 ] A good impression, but lias been coloured in a few places.
Presented by W. Mitchell, Esq., 1895.
1 ! 2
1
3
4
oo
5 6
7
4. TITLE-BOBDER TO THE NEW TESTAMENT.
The border is composed of eight separate bloclcs (see diagram to no. 3),
viz. :—•
(1) St. Matthew, Pauli 352.
(2) Adonai, Pauli 274.
(3) St. Mark, Pauli 353.
(4) David, Pauli 275.
(5) St. Luke, Pauli 354.
(6) Jehovah, Pauli 273.
(7) St. John, Pauli 355.
(8) Solomon, Pauli 276.
Within the border is printed the title, “ Das Neiivv | Testament gantz |
'griindtlich ver = | teutschet. j Zu Franckfurt am Meyn, bei | Christian
Egenolph,” and below it the woodcut, St. Paul writing, Pauli 356.
[255 x 168] A very good impressiou.
Presented by W. Mitchell, Esq. 1895.
447
[3-4.]
Tvvo OP the Secondary Title-borders to the Bible op 1534.
Five borclers are used for the titles of the several parts of the book,
viz., Pts. ii and iii of the O.T., the Prophets, the Apocrypha, and the
N.T. Each is composed of eight blocks, four of which (Pauli 273-276)
occur invariably, while the remainder vary in each case.
3. TITLE-BORDER TO PART II OF THE OLD TESTAMENT.
The border is composed of eight separate blocks (see cliagram), viz. :—
(1) The Passage of the Jordan, Pauli 306.
(2) A man bearing on a scroll the name of God,
Adonai, in Hebrew characters, Pauli 274.
(3) Joshua contemplating the bodies of four slain
kings, Pauli 313.
(4) Ornamental panel with David playing the harp,
Pauli 275.
(5) The return of the Jews to Jerusalem, Pauli 334.
(6) A man bearing on a scroll the name Jehovah in
Hebrew characters, Pauli 273.
(7) Saul beheaded by the Philistines, and his armour
dedicated to their idols, Pauli 332.
(8) Ornamental panel with the idolatry of Solomon,
Pauli 276.
Within the border is printed the title, “ Anndertheyl ] des Altenn
Te = | staments,” and below it the woodcut of Joshua and two captains,
Pauli 350. On the back, the Midianites destroying one another, Pauli
315.
[255 x 173 ] A good impression, but lias been coloured in a few places.
Presented by W. Mitchell, Esq., 1895.
1 ! 2
1
3
4
oo
5 6
7
4. TITLE-BOBDER TO THE NEW TESTAMENT.
The border is composed of eight separate bloclcs (see diagram to no. 3),
viz. :—•
(1) St. Matthew, Pauli 352.
(2) Adonai, Pauli 274.
(3) St. Mark, Pauli 353.
(4) David, Pauli 275.
(5) St. Luke, Pauli 354.
(6) Jehovah, Pauli 273.
(7) St. John, Pauli 355.
(8) Solomon, Pauli 276.
Within the border is printed the title, “ Das Neiivv | Testament gantz |
'griindtlich ver = | teutschet. j Zu Franckfurt am Meyn, bei | Christian
Egenolph,” and below it the woodcut, St. Paul writing, Pauli 356.
[255 x 168] A very good impressiou.
Presented by W. Mitchell, Esq. 1895.