Liber Faceti docens mores hominu[m] p[rae]cipue iuuenu[m], in supplementu[m] illo[rum] qui a Cathone era[n]t omissi,
This incunabulum is a 1496 Latin book of manners for young people, printed in Basel by Johann Bergmann de Olpe, with a text attributed to John of Garland and translated by Sebastian Brant. Its woodcut title page shows a schoolroom scene, with a tutor at a lectern and pupils gathered around a table under a timbered ceiling, while the printer's device has a lion crest, a fleur-de-lis shield, and scrollwork borders a designer could borrow for period-style layouts.
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