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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 29 November 2011
1 Proc. Soc. Antiq. London, 2nd ser., xxi (1907), p. 11Google Scholar. For an obituary account of J. G. Waller, see pp. 159-61 of the same volume.
2 Hain-Reichling 9480; Goff, F. R., Third Census of Incunabula in North America (New York, 1964), no. J 503Google Scholar; copy in the Pierpont Morgan Library, New York; Indice Generate degli Incunaboli delle Biblioteche d'ltalia (here- after J.G.7.), no. 4333: copies in Florence Biblio- teca Nazionale (2), Milan B. Ambrosiana, Milan B. Trivulziana, Parma B. Palatina and Vicenza B. Civica. Although no other copy of this edition has yet been located in Great Britain, a pencil note in the hand of the late Victor Scholderer in the British Library's working copy of Reichling reads ‘Typus est primus Levilapidis’.
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