incunabula (Meaning)
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incunabula (pl.)
of Incunabulum
Synonyms & Antonyms of incunabula
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incunabula Sentence Examples
- The rare incunabula, printed before 1501, held priceless historical significance.
- The Vatican Library boasts an extensive collection of medieval incunabula, some of which are over 500 years old.
- Scholars meticulously studied the incunabula, seeking insights into early printing techniques and medieval thought.
- The Gutenberg Bible, printed on vellum, is one of the most renowned incunabula in existence.
- Incunabula preservationists employed specialized techniques to safeguard these fragile and invaluable artifacts.
- The British Library houses a remarkable collection of printed and manuscript incunabula.
- Researchers analyzed the incunabula's typography and paper quality to gain understanding of the evolution of printing.
- Scholars debated the cultural and intellectual impact of incunabula, exploring their role in the Renaissance.
- The Newberry Library in Chicago possesses a notable collection of incunabula, including works by Aldus Manutius.
- Incunabula auctions regularly attract collectors and scholars seeking rare and coveted editions.
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of Incunabulum
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The rare incunabula, printed before 1501, held priceless historical significance.
The Vatican Library boasts an extensive collection of medieval incunabula, some of which are over 500 years old.
Scholars meticulously studied the incunabula, seeking insights into early printing techniques and medieval thought.
The Gutenberg Bible, printed on vellum, is one of the most renowned incunabula in existence.
