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Daniel Bellingradt

There is a monk hidden in the letters, worshipping the in the cross (oro te ramus aram ara sumar et oro). In 1503, the author of the book made himself part of his book: "I, Ramus, pray to you at the altar so that at the altar I may be taken up, I also pray".

A praying Christian monk in the middle of printed letters. It is Rabanus Maurus, the author of the book (De Laudibus Sanctaen Crucis) this page is from.
A printed page full of letters, in the upper part is a cross, and in the lower part is a praying Christian monk.
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Matthijs Sluiter

@dbellingradt ... and: the first monospaced type was serif type #QED

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