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Liber Chronicarum (Nuremburg Chronicle). View of Nuremburg.

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Hartmann SCHEDEL (active late 15th c - ): The Chronicle was written by Hartmann Schedel and published by Anton Koberger (d. 1513) in July 1493. The 1809 woodcuts were done by Michael Wohlgemut and his stepson Wilhelm Pledenwurth.

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