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Liber chronicarum by Hartmann Schedel · Booklabria

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Liber chronicarum

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First published: 1493
Editions: 22 in 5 languages

Synopsis

Better known as the "Nuremberg Chronicle", it is a densely illustrated (over 1800 woodcuts)universal world history first published in Latin circa 1493.

Subjects: History
Historical
Early works to 1800
World history
Facsimiles
Maps
Set in: Germany
Nuremberg
Time: Early works to 1800; To 1500; Medieval, 500-1500

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Editions

22 in 5 languages

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English2 German11 Latin6 Middle High German2 All 5 languages

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