A cat got him… thus is the fate for goats

The pope (Nick 5). Around the time he was preparing his Bible, Gutenberg printed the Plenary indulgence from Nicholas V, modernly called the "31-line Indulgence"
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/31-line...

Do you know if this still accurate, to the best of our knowledge at least, for the origins of HIV?

@harvard.edu's Houghton Library has a copy of that too! id.lib.harvard.edu/alma/9900933...

What do we know about the printing technology? Specifically my interest is in what the type was made of, if we know, and if it was mass produced.

I can try to work something out, but I store the dates as relatively unstructured data, so it could be "1525" or it could be "1525-1535" or it could be "16th C" or even "14th C, 15th C, 1275" for manuscripts of several parts

An examination of gambling under the monarchy of the ancien regime in the long 18th century:

Thank you, the database has been updated. Is there any way to query PhiloBiblon via API, or the like? I'd love to get the list of Vatican MS into my DB so I can know when to cross-link the entries

Just a note of clarification, the Vatican has two different departments, the Archives and the Library. I only pay attention to the library (Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana/BAV) which has manuscripts, not to the Archives (Archivio Apostolico Vaticano, formerly the Archivum Secretum Vaticanum).

That would be an interesting Dadaeaque project. Take hallucinated citations and force the genAI to create the paper. See if the fake papers cite each other in some sort of web of lies

It was a good reminder for me to figure out which volume it was. I'll make sure to add it to the notes on the volume so everyone knows!

This MS is extremely well studied, probably because it was published in Paleographie Musicale 14 in 1931. So not only was a printed facsimile out in the world, but PM indexes things, so it's easier to work with than many similar volumes
archive.org/details/palo...

It reminds me of the "fold down the tab" pledge cards I've seen at Yom Kippur services

if it makes you feel better, I did handouts for my last talk in LuaLaTex. I was hoping for something a little ... less effort, particularly since the journal I'm targeting does not accept .tex submissions