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Philippus Petri (Venedig, Offizin 16)

1474-1482

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Type	TW-ID	M/Qu	Nutzungszeit	Beschreibung	GfT
1:110R	ma10223	 Qu\|-I (Antiqua)	1474-1478
2:113R	ma00916	  Qu\|-K5 und Q\|u-B (Antiqua)	1475-1480	ohne die GfT 1991 (Alph.) abgebildete größere 4 Qu\|-Form (= Pr 2B, ab 15.X.1477) BMC V 218: "115 R. [P. 2], large text type. The majuscules, except Qu, are too small for the lower-case and closely resemble those ot Arnoldus 114 R. [P. 1] (= Type 1:114R bei Christoph Arnold (Venedig, Offizin 9)). A variety of forms of Qu is used with the type: (1) in April, 1475 (IB. 20124) (GW11407) separate Qu, the Q of medium size with long, curved tail, is alone found; this Q is exclusively used throughout for the abbreviation of the Roman name Quintus; (2) in July, 1475 (IB. 20127) (M27816) a peculiar cramped single Qu has become the predominant form and continues to the almost entire exclusion of other forms to April, 1477; (3) another single Qu (not reproduced), wider and dropped below the line to left, probably owing to a fault in casting, occasionally appears in 1476 (IA. 20137) (GW06445), but is only found afterwards in 1480 (IB. 20177, 20179) (GW06936, GW06830); (4) a third single Qu, larger, the Q resting below the line, with long, almost flat tail, has become the characteristic form by October, 1477 (IA. 20155) (GW02766), although the other forms persist side by side with it (see notes to single books). Proctor divided the type into the stages 2A (= Type 2:113R) and 2B (Type 2*:115R) by the absence and presence respectively of this last Qu. Upright & of the usual kind is at first found with this type, the same character tilted to the left was substituted about the same time that the final Qu appears, though upright & still occurs here and there. a with narrow loop and oblique loop line is found in the first book (IB. 20124) (GW11407) and occasionally elsewhere; a with wide, flat loop is the usual form; q3 is at first separate, a tied form appears in 1478, another tied form, with 3 narrower and higher up the q, at the end of Filippo's career (IB. 20192, Proctor 'state 2c') (GW02478). ⁌ is found only in IB. 20179 (1480) (GW06830). In use in and after 1475."	GfT 1991
2*:115R	ma10222	   Qu\|-G, Qu\|-K5 und Q\|u-B (Antiqua)	1475-1482	ab 15.X.1477 mit größerer Qu\|-Form	GfT 1991 (Alph.: Qu/)
3:114R	ma10224	 Qu\|-G und Q\|u (Antiqua)	1474-1482	Haebler: Typenrepertorium Abt. III, Tab., I. Antiqua-Typen, S. 128/129, Nr. 469: hs.: auch ꝯ klein, hoch, ziemlich kurz, mehrere Q Formen. GW 6893 = H 5315 = ISTC ic00559500. ic00635000 Maj. größer als in Type 2:113R und Type 2*:115R BMC V 218: "114 R. [P. 3], large text type, in the same style as the preceding, but with larger capitals. Single and separate Qu; the Q with long curved tail seems to be the same character in both cases. At first (1478) the type has single Qu only, a majority of E with base line projecting beyond top line, broad N, normal P, narrow S, e with flat loop line, and measures rather over 112 mm.; in 1479 separate Q is added and E with equal base and top lines, narrow N, broad Sand e with sloping loop line are substituted, in which state the type seems to be indistinguishable from Gabriele di Pietro 114 R. [P. 1] (= Type 1:114R bei Gabriele di Pietro (Venedig, Offizin 7)), with the addition of separate Q and of ꝰ; in 1480 P too small for the type appears, in 1481 (IB. 20190) (GW04467) smaller l is admixed with the usual form and the type is just short of 116 mm. In use in 1478- 81."	GfT 561
4:80G	ma10225	 M82 (Rotunda)	1476-1481	ist gleich Type 2:80G bei Gabriele di Pietro (Venedig, Offizin 7) BMC V 218: "80 G. [P. 4], medium text type, indistinguishable from Gabriele di Pietro 80 G. [P. 2] and no doubt derived from the same stock. In use in 1480 and 1481. Not reproduced."	GfT (1846
5:150G	ma10226	 M98 (Rotunda)	1481-1481	BMC V 218: "150 G. [P. 5], heading type of a style common in Venice and elsewhere (e.g. Reyn. de Nouimagio 150 G. [P. 2] (= Type 2:150G bei Rainald von Nimwegen (Venedig, Offizin 29)), &c.). Dr. Haebler's M 98 ; I, O, R are too large for the type, S with double broken centre seems distinctive. The measurement is approximate. Found only in IB. 20188 (1481) (= M30287). Not reproduced."
Gr:115Gr	ma10229			BMC V 218: "115 GkA., lower-case Greek alphabet, very like that used by Vindelinus de Spira, but without the tall form of τ. Two forms of ν (very narrow ν and Ν); ζ is represented by , Roman i often used for ι, ς used for στ. The type was originally without accents or breathings, but accented forms are found in 1480 (IB. 20177) (GW06936). In use in 1475, 1480."
Gr:115Gr	ma10230			BMC V 218: "Il.S GkB., a narrower Greek type than the preceding, but apparently with some characters from the latter admixed; smaller δ and λ and tall τ serve to distinguish it. Accented. Found only in IB. 20179 (GW06830) and IB. 20183 (1480) (GW06887)."