Abbeville, illustrated books,145sq.Aberdeen Breviary, printed at Edinburgh,239sq.Abingdon, printing at,226Acqui, colophon,80Ad te levaviwoodcut,144Aesop, illustrated editions,106,111,120,124,125,139,141,162,251,256,289Alcalà, Cardinal Ximenes’ Polyglott printed at,176; Greek Testament type imitated by Proctor,307Aldus Manutius.SeeManutius.Alexander Gallus, early edition of hisDoctrinale“jeté en moule,” 42; colophon of Acqui ed. quoted,80sq.; Venice ed. of,126; Pynson’s,213Alexander of Villedieu.SeeAlexander GallusAllan, George, private press,238Allnutt, W., on English provincial printing,233,238Alphabeti noua effictio.De Bry’s,280,285Altdorfer, Albrecht, illustrator,188sq.— Erhard, Bible illustrated by,190Alunno di Domenico.SeeBartolommeo di GiovanniAmerican colonies, early printing in,243-9Ammann, Jost, book-illustrations,193,278Amsterdam, English books printed at,232; engravings,289,292; presses improved at,297Anabat, Guil., hisHorae,156Andrea, Hieronymus, wood-cutter,188Antichristus, block-book,27Antwerp, printing,72,175sq.; woodcuts,202sq.; English books printed,229sqq.; engraved illustration,274sqq.Apocalypsis S. Johannis, block-book,26Aquila, good roman type,89; illustratedAesop,141Arbuthnot, Alexander, Edinburgh printer,242Ariosto, Lodovico,Orlando Furioso, illustrated editions,277,283,296Ars Moriendi, block-book,25Art de bien vivre et de bien mourir, Vérard’s edition,149, De Worde’s,254Arundel, Earl of, Caxton’s cut of his device,251Ascensius.SeeBadius AscensiusAshendene Press,306Audran, Benoît, engraver,290Augsburg printing,62,169; book-illustration,102sqq.,184sqq.Augustine, S., Abbeville edition of hisDe Ciuitate Dei,146.b., woodcuts signed,128sq.Bacon, Francis, engraved title toNovum Organum,288Badius Ascensius, Jodocus, printer at Lyon and Paris,170Bagford, John, his copies from block-books,19Bämler, Johann, illustrated books,104Bankes, Robert, London printer,216Banks, Sir Joseph, his natural history books,5Barbier, Jean, partner of Julyan Notary,214Barcelona, early printing,75; illustration,162Barclay, Alexander, translator of Sallust,217; of Gringore’sChasteau de Labeur,230,254,256Barker, Robert, Royal Printer,216sq.Barnes, Dam Julyan, “her boke of huntyng,” 208— Joseph, Oxford printer,235Bartholomaeus Anglicus, editions of hisDe Proprietatibus Rerum,121,159; printed by Caxton,204; by De Worde,212,253; edited by S. Bateman,263Bartolommeo di Giovanni, Mr. Berenson’s attribution of Florentine woodcuts to,136Bartolozzi, F., portrait of Lunardi,296Basel printing,60,170, book-illustration,109,191sq.Basiliologia engravings,285Baskerville, John, Birmingham printer,299sq.Bassandyne, Thomas, Edinburgh printer,242Bateman, Stephen, illustrated books by,263Bay Psalter, first book printed in North America,244sq.Beck, Leonhard, illustrator,186,188sq.Beham, Hans Sebald, illustrator,183Belgium, early printing,73Belial siue Consolatio peccatorum.SeeTheramo, Jac. deBellaert, Jacob, illustrated books,120sq.Bellini, Gentile, woodcut after,130Benlowes, E.,Theophila,289Berenson, Bernhard, attributes all early Florentine cuts to “Alunno di Domenico,” 135Berghen, Adriaen von, English books printed by,230Bergomensis, Jac. Phil., hisSupplementum Cronicarum,126;De claris mulieribus,140Berkeley, Sir William, on free schools and printing,249Berrutus, Amadeus, engraving in hisDialogus,273Berthelet, Thomas, connection with Pynson,213,258; Royal Printer,216,259Bettini, Ant., illustrated editions of hisMonte Santo di Dio,124,268sq.Bible, English, early editions,217,231sq.,260,281; FrenchBible historiée,150; German, illustrated editions of,108,112,113,114; Indian (Narraganset),246sq.; Italian, illustrated editions of,125,128; Latin, the 42-line,47sqq.,96; the 36-line,51sq.,83; of 1462,57; of 1472,57; Polyglott,175,176,275; Scottish,242Biblia Pauperum, block-book,25,118; its plan imitated inHoraeborders,152,155Biel, Fried., illustrated books,162Binneman.SeeBynnemanBirmingham, Baskerville’s press at,299Birth of Mankind, first English book with engravings,280Bladen, William, Dublin printer,243Bladi, printers at Rome,169Blaew, William, improves printing-press,297Block-books,19-31,118Blomefield, Francis, private press,238Boccaccio, Giov.,De Casibus Illustrium virorum,144,159,186,213,256,258note,270;De claris mulieribus,106,122,162,186;Decamerone,291Bodleian Library, effect of its foundation on private book-collecting,3Bodoni, Giovanni Battista, printer at Parma,300Boec von der Houte.SeeCross, the HolyBoitard, Peter, illustrator,296Bonaventura, S., illustrations to hisDevote Meditatione,123,125,138Bonhomme, Jean, his illustrated books,144,158Book-illustration, natural method of,100; in Germany and Holland,102-22,181-94; in Italy,123-42,194-6; in France and Spain,143-64,197-202; in England,250-66; engraved,267-96Borderpieces, stamped by illuminators,125; Venetian,125,133; Florentine,133; other Italian,140,142; Spanish,162; Basel,191; London,252,256,258sq.,266Boston, Mass., early printing,247; modern,308Boucher, François, illustrator,290Bradford, Andrew, printer at Philadelphia,248— William, first printer at Philadelphia,247; and at New York,248Bradshaw, Henry, his claim for bibliography,12; on the printer of theSpeculum,40Brandis, Lucas, first Lübeck printer,64,114Brant, Sebastian, connected with book-illustration,110,112,161,213,254,256Brass, types made of,212noteBreidenbach, Bernhard von, his arms on a MainzAgenda,114; hisPeregrinatio in Montem Syon,115,161,162,270Brinckley, Stephen, Jesuit printer,228Bristol printing,237sq.British Museum, bequests to,4-6; block-books in,31Brosamer, Hans, Bibles illustrated by,190Broughton, Hugh, plates in hisConcent of Scripture,283Bruges early printing,73,122,205sq.; engravings in books printed at,270-3Brussels early printing,73Brydges, Sir Egerton, private press,239Buckner, John, Virginia printer,249Bulkley, Stephen, printer at York,237Bulle, John, printer at Rome, Lettou’s relation with,210Bunyan, John, portrait inPilgrim’s Progress,289Burghers, Michael, engraver,294Burgkmair, Hans, illustrator,185sq.,188sq.Burgundy, Margaret Duchess of.SeeMargaretBynneman, Henry, London printer,220,228Cagli, good roman type,89Calendar of Shepherds, French editions,145; English,254,256Cambridge, printing at,225,234sq.,300Cambridge, Mass., printing at,244sq.,308Canon Missae, Mainz edition of,55; Crucifixion woodcut to,109,129Canterbury, printing at,227Canterbury Tales.SeeChaucerCanticum Canticorum, block-book,26,118Caoursin, Gulielmus, woodcuts in books by,107Capell, Edward, bequeaths his Shakespeare books to Trin. Coll., Camb.,5Capitals, pictorial and heraldic,69,104,197,259sqq.Carmelianus, Petrus, pictures in hisCarmen,257Cartwright, Thomas, his tracts printed at a secret press,228Caslon, William, typefounder,298Catholicon, possibly printed by Gutenberg,52Caxton, William,204,208; press at Bruges,73,205sq.; at Westminster,76,207sq.; method of printing in red,86; illustrated books,250-2; possible engraved portrait of,272sq.Cazotte, J., hisLe diable amoureux,292Cecill, Thomas, engraver,286Cennini, Bernardo, first printer at Florence,67; colophon of hisVirgil,80Cervicornus, Eucharius, printer at Cologne,225Chapman, Walter, printer at Edinburgh,239Charteris, Henry, printer at Edinburgh,242Chaucer, Geoffrey, early editions,207,251,255,258Chauveau, François, engraver,289Chess, Game and Play of the,205,251Chester, printing at,237, etc.Chiromantia, block-book,28Choffard, P. P.,fleuronsby,291sq.Christian Prayers, Book of(Queen Elizabeth’s Prayer Book),264Christopher, S., early woodcut of,119Ciripagus, meaning of the word,43Civil War, its effects on Oxford printing,236Clark, John, engraver,294Classics, first editions of the,6Claudin, Anatole, hisHistoire de l’Imprimerie en France,143Clement V, 1460 edition of hisConstitutiones,56Clemente of Padua, self-taught printer at Venice,67,89Cochin, C., Paris engraver,290sq.Cock, Hieron, Antwerp engraver,274— Peter, Alost engraver,281Cockson, Thomas, London engraver,283Colines, Simon, hisHorae,157; relations with the Estiennes,171; illustrated books,199Collectors and Collecting,1-18,83Cologne, printing at,61,169,205,225,231; book-illustration at,113Cologne Chronicle, its story of the invention of printing,34Colonna, Francesco.SeeHypnerotomachia PoliphiliColophons,14; specimens quoted,80sq.; in manuscript,91Colour-printing in incunabula,129sq.,253Columna, Aegidius, hisRegimiento de los principes,163Colvin, Sir Sidney, hisEarly engravingsquoted,281,300Complutensian Polyglott.SeeAlcalàConstance,Das Conciliumbuch, illustrated editions of,106,186Conway, Sir M., hisWoodcutters of the NetherlandsConwell, Clarke, American printer,308Copland, Robert, London printer,215,258— William, London printer,215,260Cornelis, the bookbinder, of Haarlem,37sq.,41Corrozet, Gilles, his verses to Holbein’s cuts,192; other illustrated books by,200sq.Coryat, Thomas,Crudities,285Coster, Lourens, legend of his inventing printing,37sqq.“Costeriana,” group of books so called,39-41,72Cotton, Sir Robert, his collections,2Cranach, Lucas, his bookwork at Wittenberg,190Cremer, Heinrich, copy of 42-line Bible rubricated by,47sq.Creussner, F., Nuremberg printer,63,108Cromwell, Thomas, Earl of, arms on title of Great Bible,260Croquet, Jean, of Geneva, first edition ofRoman de la Roseattributed to,160noteCross, the Holy, block-book history of,118Cunningham, William, hisCosmographicall Glasse,218,261Dalles, Jean, Lyonnese wood-cutter,159Daniel, Rev. C. H. O., private press,303Danse Macabre, illustrations to,145,151Dante Alighieri, illustrated editions ofDivina Commedia,129,269,306sq.Darmstadt Prognostication, printer of the, forged dates in his books,58Davidson, Thomas, Edinburgh printer,240sq.Day, John, London printer,218sq.,234; illustrated books,260sq.— Matthew, printer at Cambridge, Mass.,245— Stephen, first printer in North America,244De Bry, family of engravers,278-80,282Defensorium inviolatae castitatis Virginis Mariae, block-book,127Defoe, Daniel, plates toRobinson Crusoe,294Delaram, Francis, engraver,285sq.Delft, early printing at,72Denham, Henry, London printer,220Derrick, John,Image of Ireland,264Deventer, early printing at,72,74d’Ewes, Sir Simeon, fate of his manuscripts,4Dialogus Creaturum, woodcuts in,119Dictes or Sayengis of the Philosophers, Caxton’s,207Didot, family of printers at Paris,301Digby, Sir Kenelm Digby, benefactions to libraries,5Dinckmut, Conrad, illustrated books,106sq.Doesborg, Jan van, English books printed by,230Dolet, Etienne, printer at Lyon,174Donatus, Aelius, early editions of hisDe octo partibus orationis,35,36,46,51,65Douay, English Catholic books printed at,232Dorat, C. J.,Les Baisers,293Doves Press,306Downes, Thomas, English bookseller, patentee for Irish printing,243Drach, Peter, Speier printer,63Drayton, Michael,Polyolbion,285Dublin, early printing at,242sq.Du Bosc, Claude, engraver,294Dudley, Earl of Leicester, encourages Oxford printing,235Duff, E. G., on woodcuts in 1471 Bible,125note; on Berthelet and Pynson,213; on free trade in books,223; on a book printed at St. Albans,225Du Guernier, Louis, engraver,294Du Guesclin, Bertrand, woodcut of,146Du Moulin, Conrad, buys aDe Salute Corporis,39Dupré, Jean, fine printer at Paris,71; his illustrated books,143sqq.,160; hisHorae,151sq.Dürer, Albrecht, book-illustrations by,181sq.,188Dutch printing and book-illustration.SeeHollandDuranti, Gulielmus,Rationale diuinorum officiorum, 1459 edition,56Dyson, Humphrey, book-collector,3Edinburgh printing,239-42Editions, number of copies in early,21Edward VI, woodcut of,260Egenolph, Christian, illustrated books,183,187Eichstätt service-books, engravings in,270Eisen, C., illustrator,291sqq.Eliot, John, books by, printed at Cambridge, Mass.,246Elizabeth, Queen, portraits of,264,265,281sq.; her “Prayer Book,” 264Elston Press,308Elstracke, Renold, engraver,285sq.,288Elzevir, family of printers,177sqq.Emblem books,275,280Emden, Puritan books printed at,232England, printing in,76sq.,204-28,233-9,302-8English books printed abroad,228-32English engraved illustrations,280-9,293-6English woodcut illustrations,250-66Engraved illustrations,267-96Epistole ed Evangelii, illustrated Florentine ed.,136,139Eragny Press,308Erasmus, Desiderius, his relations with Froben,170,191Erven, G. van der, printer at Emden,232E. S., the Master,Ars moriendiengravings by,25Essling, Prince d’, hisLivres à figures venitiensquoted,125note,127,130sq.Estienne, family of scholar-printers,171sqq.Eton, printing at,234Eustace, Guil., hisHorae,156Exeter, early printing at,237F, woodcuts signed, at Venice,128; at Paris,200Fabyan’sChronicle, Pynson’s ed.,257Faithorne, W., engraver,289Faques or Fawkes, Richard, London printer,215Faques, William, Royal Printer,214Fell, Bishop, buys Dutch types for Oxford,298Ferrara, early printing at,68,70; book-illustrations,140Fichet, Guillaume, letter on invention of printing,33,44; invites printers to the Sorbonne,70Field, Richard, London printer,221Fifteen Oes, Caxton’s edition,252First books printed in different countries and towns, their interest,78sq.Fisher, Bishop, woodcuts to his funeral sermons,254Florence, early printing,67,70, book-illustration at,133-9,267; Venetian imitation of Florentine style,196Florio, John, engraved portrait,287Foliation, or leaf-numbers, first used by ther Hoernen,62Foster, John, first printer at Boston, Mass.,247Fouler, John, English printer at Antwerp and Louvain,232Foulis, Robert and Andrew, Glasgow printers,298Foxe, John, hisActes and Monuments, orBook of Martyrs,219,262France, printing in,70-2,170-5,224; book-illustration,143-61,197-202,289-93Franciscus, Magister, Schoeffer’s corrector,51Francke (or Franckton), John, Dublin printer,243Frankfort am Main, book-illustration at,184,193,278sqq.
Abbeville, illustrated books,145sq.
Aberdeen Breviary, printed at Edinburgh,239sq.
Abingdon, printing at,226
Acqui, colophon,80
Ad te levaviwoodcut,144
Aesop, illustrated editions,106,111,120,124,125,139,141,162,251,256,289
Alcalà, Cardinal Ximenes’ Polyglott printed at,176; Greek Testament type imitated by Proctor,307
Aldus Manutius.SeeManutius.
Alexander Gallus, early edition of hisDoctrinale“jeté en moule,” 42; colophon of Acqui ed. quoted,80sq.; Venice ed. of,126; Pynson’s,213
Alexander of Villedieu.SeeAlexander Gallus
Allan, George, private press,238
Allnutt, W., on English provincial printing,233,238
Alphabeti noua effictio.De Bry’s,280,285
Altdorfer, Albrecht, illustrator,188sq.
— Erhard, Bible illustrated by,190
Alunno di Domenico.SeeBartolommeo di Giovanni
American colonies, early printing in,243-9
Ammann, Jost, book-illustrations,193,278
Amsterdam, English books printed at,232; engravings,289,292; presses improved at,297
Anabat, Guil., hisHorae,156
Andrea, Hieronymus, wood-cutter,188
Antichristus, block-book,27
Antwerp, printing,72,175sq.; woodcuts,202sq.; English books printed,229sqq.; engraved illustration,274sqq.
Apocalypsis S. Johannis, block-book,26
Aquila, good roman type,89; illustratedAesop,141
Arbuthnot, Alexander, Edinburgh printer,242
Ariosto, Lodovico,Orlando Furioso, illustrated editions,277,283,296
Ars Moriendi, block-book,25
Art de bien vivre et de bien mourir, Vérard’s edition,149, De Worde’s,254
Arundel, Earl of, Caxton’s cut of his device,251
Ascensius.SeeBadius Ascensius
Ashendene Press,306
Audran, Benoît, engraver,290
Augsburg printing,62,169; book-illustration,102sqq.,184sqq.
Augustine, S., Abbeville edition of hisDe Ciuitate Dei,146
.b., woodcuts signed,128sq.
Bacon, Francis, engraved title toNovum Organum,288
Badius Ascensius, Jodocus, printer at Lyon and Paris,170
Bagford, John, his copies from block-books,19
Bämler, Johann, illustrated books,104
Bankes, Robert, London printer,216
Banks, Sir Joseph, his natural history books,5
Barbier, Jean, partner of Julyan Notary,214
Barcelona, early printing,75; illustration,162
Barclay, Alexander, translator of Sallust,217; of Gringore’sChasteau de Labeur,230,254,256
Barker, Robert, Royal Printer,216sq.
Barnes, Dam Julyan, “her boke of huntyng,” 208
— Joseph, Oxford printer,235
Bartholomaeus Anglicus, editions of hisDe Proprietatibus Rerum,121,159; printed by Caxton,204; by De Worde,212,253; edited by S. Bateman,263
Bartolommeo di Giovanni, Mr. Berenson’s attribution of Florentine woodcuts to,136
Bartolozzi, F., portrait of Lunardi,296
Basel printing,60,170, book-illustration,109,191sq.
Basiliologia engravings,285
Baskerville, John, Birmingham printer,299sq.
Bassandyne, Thomas, Edinburgh printer,242
Bateman, Stephen, illustrated books by,263
Bay Psalter, first book printed in North America,244sq.
Beck, Leonhard, illustrator,186,188sq.
Beham, Hans Sebald, illustrator,183
Belgium, early printing,73
Belial siue Consolatio peccatorum.SeeTheramo, Jac. de
Bellaert, Jacob, illustrated books,120sq.
Bellini, Gentile, woodcut after,130
Benlowes, E.,Theophila,289
Berenson, Bernhard, attributes all early Florentine cuts to “Alunno di Domenico,” 135
Berghen, Adriaen von, English books printed by,230
Bergomensis, Jac. Phil., hisSupplementum Cronicarum,126;De claris mulieribus,140
Berkeley, Sir William, on free schools and printing,249
Berrutus, Amadeus, engraving in hisDialogus,273
Berthelet, Thomas, connection with Pynson,213,258; Royal Printer,216,259
Bettini, Ant., illustrated editions of hisMonte Santo di Dio,124,268sq.
Bible, English, early editions,217,231sq.,260,281; FrenchBible historiée,150; German, illustrated editions of,108,112,113,114; Indian (Narraganset),246sq.; Italian, illustrated editions of,125,128; Latin, the 42-line,47sqq.,96; the 36-line,51sq.,83; of 1462,57; of 1472,57; Polyglott,175,176,275; Scottish,242
Biblia Pauperum, block-book,25,118; its plan imitated inHoraeborders,152,155
Biel, Fried., illustrated books,162
Binneman.SeeBynneman
Birmingham, Baskerville’s press at,299
Birth of Mankind, first English book with engravings,280
Bladen, William, Dublin printer,243
Bladi, printers at Rome,169
Blaew, William, improves printing-press,297
Block-books,19-31,118
Blomefield, Francis, private press,238
Boccaccio, Giov.,De Casibus Illustrium virorum,144,159,186,213,256,258note,270;De claris mulieribus,106,122,162,186;Decamerone,291
Bodleian Library, effect of its foundation on private book-collecting,3
Bodoni, Giovanni Battista, printer at Parma,300
Boec von der Houte.SeeCross, the Holy
Boitard, Peter, illustrator,296
Bonaventura, S., illustrations to hisDevote Meditatione,123,125,138
Bonhomme, Jean, his illustrated books,144,158
Book-illustration, natural method of,100; in Germany and Holland,102-22,181-94; in Italy,123-42,194-6; in France and Spain,143-64,197-202; in England,250-66; engraved,267-96
Borderpieces, stamped by illuminators,125; Venetian,125,133; Florentine,133; other Italian,140,142; Spanish,162; Basel,191; London,252,256,258sq.,266
Boston, Mass., early printing,247; modern,308
Boucher, François, illustrator,290
Bradford, Andrew, printer at Philadelphia,248
— William, first printer at Philadelphia,247; and at New York,248
Bradshaw, Henry, his claim for bibliography,12; on the printer of theSpeculum,40
Brandis, Lucas, first Lübeck printer,64,114
Brant, Sebastian, connected with book-illustration,110,112,161,213,254,256
Brass, types made of,212note
Breidenbach, Bernhard von, his arms on a MainzAgenda,114; hisPeregrinatio in Montem Syon,115,161,162,270
Brinckley, Stephen, Jesuit printer,228
Bristol printing,237sq.
British Museum, bequests to,4-6; block-books in,31
Brosamer, Hans, Bibles illustrated by,190
Broughton, Hugh, plates in hisConcent of Scripture,283
Bruges early printing,73,122,205sq.; engravings in books printed at,270-3
Brussels early printing,73
Brydges, Sir Egerton, private press,239
Buckner, John, Virginia printer,249
Bulkley, Stephen, printer at York,237
Bulle, John, printer at Rome, Lettou’s relation with,210
Bunyan, John, portrait inPilgrim’s Progress,289
Burghers, Michael, engraver,294
Burgkmair, Hans, illustrator,185sq.,188sq.
Burgundy, Margaret Duchess of.SeeMargaret
Bynneman, Henry, London printer,220,228
Cagli, good roman type,89
Calendar of Shepherds, French editions,145; English,254,256
Cambridge, printing at,225,234sq.,300
Cambridge, Mass., printing at,244sq.,308
Canon Missae, Mainz edition of,55; Crucifixion woodcut to,109,129
Canterbury, printing at,227
Canterbury Tales.SeeChaucer
Canticum Canticorum, block-book,26,118
Caoursin, Gulielmus, woodcuts in books by,107
Capell, Edward, bequeaths his Shakespeare books to Trin. Coll., Camb.,5
Capitals, pictorial and heraldic,69,104,197,259sqq.
Carmelianus, Petrus, pictures in hisCarmen,257
Cartwright, Thomas, his tracts printed at a secret press,228
Caslon, William, typefounder,298
Catholicon, possibly printed by Gutenberg,52
Caxton, William,204,208; press at Bruges,73,205sq.; at Westminster,76,207sq.; method of printing in red,86; illustrated books,250-2; possible engraved portrait of,272sq.
Cazotte, J., hisLe diable amoureux,292
Cecill, Thomas, engraver,286
Cennini, Bernardo, first printer at Florence,67; colophon of hisVirgil,80
Cervicornus, Eucharius, printer at Cologne,225
Chapman, Walter, printer at Edinburgh,239
Charteris, Henry, printer at Edinburgh,242
Chaucer, Geoffrey, early editions,207,251,255,258
Chauveau, François, engraver,289
Chess, Game and Play of the,205,251
Chester, printing at,237, etc.
Chiromantia, block-book,28
Choffard, P. P.,fleuronsby,291sq.
Christian Prayers, Book of(Queen Elizabeth’s Prayer Book),264
Christopher, S., early woodcut of,119
Ciripagus, meaning of the word,43
Civil War, its effects on Oxford printing,236
Clark, John, engraver,294
Classics, first editions of the,6
Claudin, Anatole, hisHistoire de l’Imprimerie en France,143
Clement V, 1460 edition of hisConstitutiones,56
Clemente of Padua, self-taught printer at Venice,67,89
Cochin, C., Paris engraver,290sq.
Cock, Hieron, Antwerp engraver,274
— Peter, Alost engraver,281
Cockson, Thomas, London engraver,283
Colines, Simon, hisHorae,157; relations with the Estiennes,171; illustrated books,199
Collectors and Collecting,1-18,83
Cologne, printing at,61,169,205,225,231; book-illustration at,113
Cologne Chronicle, its story of the invention of printing,34
Colonna, Francesco.SeeHypnerotomachia Poliphili
Colophons,14; specimens quoted,80sq.; in manuscript,91
Colour-printing in incunabula,129sq.,253
Columna, Aegidius, hisRegimiento de los principes,163
Colvin, Sir Sidney, hisEarly engravingsquoted,281,300
Complutensian Polyglott.SeeAlcalà
Constance,Das Conciliumbuch, illustrated editions of,106,186
Conway, Sir M., hisWoodcutters of the Netherlands
Conwell, Clarke, American printer,308
Copland, Robert, London printer,215,258
— William, London printer,215,260
Cornelis, the bookbinder, of Haarlem,37sq.,41
Corrozet, Gilles, his verses to Holbein’s cuts,192; other illustrated books by,200sq.
Coryat, Thomas,Crudities,285
Coster, Lourens, legend of his inventing printing,37sqq.
“Costeriana,” group of books so called,39-41,72
Cotton, Sir Robert, his collections,2
Cranach, Lucas, his bookwork at Wittenberg,190
Cremer, Heinrich, copy of 42-line Bible rubricated by,47sq.
Creussner, F., Nuremberg printer,63,108
Cromwell, Thomas, Earl of, arms on title of Great Bible,260
Croquet, Jean, of Geneva, first edition ofRoman de la Roseattributed to,160note
Cross, the Holy, block-book history of,118
Cunningham, William, hisCosmographicall Glasse,218,261
Dalles, Jean, Lyonnese wood-cutter,159
Daniel, Rev. C. H. O., private press,303
Danse Macabre, illustrations to,145,151
Dante Alighieri, illustrated editions ofDivina Commedia,129,269,306sq.
Darmstadt Prognostication, printer of the, forged dates in his books,58
Davidson, Thomas, Edinburgh printer,240sq.
Day, John, London printer,218sq.,234; illustrated books,260sq.
— Matthew, printer at Cambridge, Mass.,245
— Stephen, first printer in North America,244
De Bry, family of engravers,278-80,282
Defensorium inviolatae castitatis Virginis Mariae, block-book,127
Defoe, Daniel, plates toRobinson Crusoe,294
Delaram, Francis, engraver,285sq.
Delft, early printing at,72
Denham, Henry, London printer,220
Derrick, John,Image of Ireland,264
Deventer, early printing at,72,74
d’Ewes, Sir Simeon, fate of his manuscripts,4
Dialogus Creaturum, woodcuts in,119
Dictes or Sayengis of the Philosophers, Caxton’s,207
Didot, family of printers at Paris,301
Digby, Sir Kenelm Digby, benefactions to libraries,5
Dinckmut, Conrad, illustrated books,106sq.
Doesborg, Jan van, English books printed by,230
Dolet, Etienne, printer at Lyon,174
Donatus, Aelius, early editions of hisDe octo partibus orationis,35,36,46,51,65
Douay, English Catholic books printed at,232
Dorat, C. J.,Les Baisers,293
Doves Press,306
Downes, Thomas, English bookseller, patentee for Irish printing,243
Drach, Peter, Speier printer,63
Drayton, Michael,Polyolbion,285
Dublin, early printing at,242sq.
Du Bosc, Claude, engraver,294
Dudley, Earl of Leicester, encourages Oxford printing,235
Duff, E. G., on woodcuts in 1471 Bible,125note; on Berthelet and Pynson,213; on free trade in books,223; on a book printed at St. Albans,225
Du Guernier, Louis, engraver,294
Du Guesclin, Bertrand, woodcut of,146
Du Moulin, Conrad, buys aDe Salute Corporis,39
Dupré, Jean, fine printer at Paris,71; his illustrated books,143sqq.,160; hisHorae,151sq.
Dürer, Albrecht, book-illustrations by,181sq.,188
Dutch printing and book-illustration.SeeHolland
Duranti, Gulielmus,Rationale diuinorum officiorum, 1459 edition,56
Dyson, Humphrey, book-collector,3
Edinburgh printing,239-42
Editions, number of copies in early,21
Edward VI, woodcut of,260
Egenolph, Christian, illustrated books,183,187
Eichstätt service-books, engravings in,270
Eisen, C., illustrator,291sqq.
Eliot, John, books by, printed at Cambridge, Mass.,246
Elizabeth, Queen, portraits of,264,265,281sq.; her “Prayer Book,” 264
Elston Press,308
Elstracke, Renold, engraver,285sq.,288
Elzevir, family of printers,177sqq.
Emblem books,275,280
Emden, Puritan books printed at,232
England, printing in,76sq.,204-28,233-9,302-8
English books printed abroad,228-32
English engraved illustrations,280-9,293-6
English woodcut illustrations,250-66
Engraved illustrations,267-96
Epistole ed Evangelii, illustrated Florentine ed.,136,139
Eragny Press,308
Erasmus, Desiderius, his relations with Froben,170,191
Erven, G. van der, printer at Emden,232
E. S., the Master,Ars moriendiengravings by,25
Essling, Prince d’, hisLivres à figures venitiensquoted,125note,127,130sq.
Estienne, family of scholar-printers,171sqq.
Eton, printing at,234
Eustace, Guil., hisHorae,156
Exeter, early printing at,237
F, woodcuts signed, at Venice,128; at Paris,200
Fabyan’sChronicle, Pynson’s ed.,257
Faithorne, W., engraver,289
Faques or Fawkes, Richard, London printer,215
Faques, William, Royal Printer,214
Fell, Bishop, buys Dutch types for Oxford,298
Ferrara, early printing at,68,70; book-illustrations,140
Fichet, Guillaume, letter on invention of printing,33,44; invites printers to the Sorbonne,70
Field, Richard, London printer,221
Fifteen Oes, Caxton’s edition,252
First books printed in different countries and towns, their interest,78sq.
Fisher, Bishop, woodcuts to his funeral sermons,254
Florence, early printing,67,70, book-illustration at,133-9,267; Venetian imitation of Florentine style,196
Florio, John, engraved portrait,287
Foliation, or leaf-numbers, first used by ther Hoernen,62
Foster, John, first printer at Boston, Mass.,247
Fouler, John, English printer at Antwerp and Louvain,232
Foulis, Robert and Andrew, Glasgow printers,298
Foxe, John, hisActes and Monuments, orBook of Martyrs,219,262
France, printing in,70-2,170-5,224; book-illustration,143-61,197-202,289-93
Franciscus, Magister, Schoeffer’s corrector,51
Francke (or Franckton), John, Dublin printer,243
Frankfort am Main, book-illustration at,184,193,278sqq.