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WIM VAN ANROOIJ Jacob Bijndop († 1482) from Kampen on the invention of the art of printing* I INTRODUCTION In De annalibus quaedam nota, in the part written by Jacob Bijndop, town secre- tary of Kampen, (henceforth referred to for the sake of brevity as the chroni- cle), the following reference occurs for the year 1457 (Pl. I): 'Inden selven jare is gevonden die prenterije vanden groten kostlicken boeken in beter letteren ende subtilicker gedruckt dan tevoeren je gesyen is." Lexicographically this item provides new information. Under the headword 'prenterie' (subst.) Verwijs and Verdam give three meanings in the Middel- nederlandsch woordenboek: (I) applying a seal or stamp on pieces of cloth, (2) putting figures or painted images on parchment or paper, and (3) the figures or orna- mental foliage applied to a building.' Compared with other headwords, few sup- porting passages are given. For the second meaning it is even noted that the word has not been recorded in this sense in Middle Dutch, 'doch het is er ongetwijfeld bekend geweest' (but it was undoubtedly known there at the time). Referring to the three meanings the compilers expressed the supposition that the Middle Dutch word 'prenterie' would
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Published: Jan 1, 1999
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