Gutenberg : his life and work. The course of Gutenberg's life
Bringing the technical inventions together
The "work of the books" : the 42-line Bible
The Burgos copy of the Bible
The Göttingen copy of the Bible
Jobbing printing in long runs
Indulgences and propaganda against the Turks
School book
Further ephemera
The 36-line Bible
The Catholicon
Gutenberg's final years
The successor workshop of Fust and Schoeffer
The spread of printing. Rome
Venice
Paris
The book in Britain
Printing and humanism. Renaissance humanism
Editions of classical authors
Early humanism in Germany
Printing in Greek and Hebrew
Vadian and the provision of teaching texts
A few dissenting voices
Popular instruction in the vernacular. Popular books
Encyclopedias
Fables
The Ulm Aesop
Practical books
Broadsides and the "latest news"
News-sheets
A broadside view of the New World
Emperor Maximilian I
The pamphlets of Maximilian I
Maximilian's concern for a memorial
Printing and the Reformation
German bibles before Luther
Luther's career
The main texts of the Reformers
Pamphlets
Luther's translation principles
Bible translations from 1522 to 1546
Gutenberg goes electronic. The on-going media revolution
Print on demand
Manuscripts on screen
Electronic ink