Berosvs Babilonicvs De his quae praecesserũt inundationẽ terrarũ. Item, Myrsilus De origine Turrhenorum. Cato In fragmentis. Archilocus In epitheto de temporibus. Metasthenes De iudicio temporũ. Philo In breuiario temporum. Xenophon De equiuocis temporũ. Sempronius De diuisione Italiae. Q. Fab. Pictor De aureo saeculo & orig[i]ne vrbis Rhomae. Fragmentũ Itinerarij Antonini Pij. Altercatio Adriani Augusti & Epictici. Cornelij Taciti De origine & situ Germanorum opusculum. C.C. De situ & moribus Germanorũ
A 1511 Strasbourg printing by Johann Grüninger gathering ancient historical fragments, including Berosus, Tacitus's Germania and works attributed to Giovanni Nanni, for scholars of antiquity and early Germanic peoples. The two pictures are woodcut pieces: an ornamental initial M built from interlaced strapwork and a flower, and a Roman-style diagram of a city-ringed arc of mountains and towers lettered with place names, showing how dense text borders and printed letterforms can frame a page.
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