31
TSF, 1, 4; Vervliet, Sixteenth-century Printing Types, pp. 246-47.
32
TSF, 1, 4 and 15. First listed in a Plantin inventory in 1572.
33
TSF, II, p. 3, no. 21 shows the original Granjon, which is first recorded in use in 1555.
34
For a few details on the use of this copy in Spain, see my «Italian Type in Spain and the Spanish Empire», p. 49 and note 7.
35
TSF, II, p. 4, no. 25; also Johnson, «Italic Types», no. 1; first recorded in 1543.
36
See A. Tinto, «I tipi della Stamperia del Popolo Romano (1561-1570)», Gutenberg-Jahrbuch 1967, 26-38, illustration, p. 35; and Il corsivo nella tipografia del Cinquecento (Milan, 1972), pp. 84-87 and illustration xxix.
37
Moll, «El problema», pp. 92, 90.
38
Quoted by Moll, «El problema», pp. 85-86.
39
For the gros canon of Van den Keere, see note 13 above; for the capitals of Peter Schoeffer and the ascendonica of Granjon and of Guyot, see Vervliet, Sixteenth-century Printing Types, pp. 238-39, 250-51, 248-49.
40
For the list, see Paterson, «Two Bibliographical Studies», p. 65.