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Peter Schöffer

Peter Schöffer or Petrus Schoeffer (c. 1425 – c. 1503) was an early German printer, who studied in Paris and worked as a manuscript copyist in 1451 before apprenticing with Johannes Gutenberg and joining Johann Fust, a goldsmith, lawyer, and money lender.

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Peter Schöffer

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Peter Schöffer

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related to Further reading · 54
Peter Schöffer → Aloys Ruppel, Ausgabe Rochester, Bd, Beiträge, Berlin, Buchdruckerei Franz Weber, Buchgewerbes, Bücher, CD-ROM, Der Buchdruck, Deutsche Buchdrucker, Deutsche Buchhändler, Digital, Durchsetzung, Erlangen, Errichtung, Europa, Exemplar, Fallstudie, Festvortrag
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Peter Schöffer → According, Alix Christie, Brauerei Dreikönigshof, German, Gutenberg, Gutenberg's Apprentice, Mainz, Mainzer Schöfferhof, New York Times, Schöffer, Schöfferhofer, The Schöfferhofer, This

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mainz schöffer peter fust herbarius isbn gutenberg works gernsheim der schoeffer johann also printer 1457 bible 1484 latinus psalter printing

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dating booksinstance ofSchöffer is considered the author of many innovations0.80text
including a title pageinstance ofSchöffer is considered the author of many innovations0.80text
colored inks in printinstance ofSchöffer is considered the author of many innovations0.80text
Peter Schöfferrelated to Further readingHerbarius Latinus0.60section
Peter Schöfferrelated to Further readingMainz0.60section
Peter Schöfferrelated to Further readingCD-ROM0.60section
Peter Schöfferrelated to Further readingMac/PC0.60section
Peter Schöfferrelated to Further readingPDF-Format0.60section
Peter Schöfferrelated to Further readingExemplar0.60section
Peter Schöfferrelated to Further readingUniversitätsbibliothek Erlangen-Nürnberg0.60section
Peter Schöfferrelated to Further readingSammlung Trew0.60section
Peter Schöfferrelated to Further readingHarald Fischer Verlag0.60section

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