Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)
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T13921
] Leopolis [1618 - 1642]
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Arabic numeral
Armenian alphabet
Cyrillic script
Greek alphabet
Hebrew alphabet
Latin or Roman script
Roman numeral
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blackletter
blockcutter's knife
edit
handwritting
interlaced
italics
letterpress
majuscule
minuscule
mirrored letter
monogram
notes
pen or stylus
post-Gothic script
retouching
right-to-left script
scribbles
superscribed
uncial script
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Address or reference to place
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Collector mark
Commentary or explanation
Date
Dedication
Identification of model
Imprimatur
Indication of actor's age
Motet text
Motto
Numbering
Ownership mark
Prayer text
Preface or ad lectorem
Privilege
Reference mark
Reference to literary work
Reference to owner or patron
Scale name
Signature or reference to actor
Slogan (Battle cry)
Speech / utterance
Title
Unit of measurement indication
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actor's place of origin or activity
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blockcutter
bookseller
commemorated person
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composer
conceptor
contributor
copyright holder
copyright issuer
dedicatee
dedicator
designer
draughtsman
inscription author
licensor
owner
owner of the printing plate
painter
place of production
place of production of original design
place of the printing shop
print publisher
printer
printmaker
publisher
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Leopolis
LEOPOLIS | Russiae Australis Vrbs primaria | emporium mercium Orientalium | celeberrimum
italics, majuscule
title
represented place
