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...8}} A SPEECH ON THE BIRTH, LIFE, AND DEATH OF JOHANNES OPORINUS, PRINCE OF PRINTERS IN GERMANY, DELIVERED IN THE ACADEMY OF STRASBOURG BY JOHANN HEINRICH HAINZ ...Birth, Life and Death of Johannes Oporinus of Basel, the Prince of German Printers, given at the University of Strasbourg by Johann Heinrich Hainzel of Augsbu

...ristian Kings and Princes, hoping to inspire generous patrons and diligent printers to publish such esteemed and valuable works. Morsius expresses a wish that ...and booksellers, and so that generous and munificent patrons and diligent printers could be inspired to undertake the publication of such excellent and valuab

...tion of this work, there was nothing more burdensome for him than when the printers who had taken on the task of producing such a work unduly delayed and, cont ...displeased with the long delay, which was caused not by Huser, but by the printers who unduly delayed them and us. But just as our father has done before, so

...Therefore, by our Imperial authority, we strictly forbid and prohibit all printers, booksellers, and anyone else engaged in the book trade from reprinting or

* [[Bibliographia Paracelsica, sorted by Printers and Publishers]]

* [[Bibliographia Paracelsica, sorted by Printers and Publishers]]

* [[Bibliographia Paracelsica, sorted by Printers and Publishers]]

* [[Bibliographia Paracelsica, sorted by Printers and Publishers]]

...; 11 October 1558 to Sarah Rihel (widow of Johann Esslinger, sister of the printers Josias and Theodosius Rihel)

...r others, whose purpose I commend, but I demand greater diligence from the printers, lest the author's great diligence be ill-received due to their negligence.

...them, but if I do not spare those to whom I give permission to print, all printers should know that I intend to take action against them, which I have the rig

...and faithful surgeons, and the great desire to serve the public cause the printers to often put it under the press, even in the French language (in which it h

...ristian Kings and Princes, hoping to inspire generous patrons and diligent printers to publish such esteemed and valuable works. Morsius expresses a wish that

.... And thus, the same Royal Majesty has interdicted and forbidden all other printers and booksellers from reprinting the aforementioned book for the next four y

|Title=Of Poets, Prophets, and Printers