incunabula 的定义
singular in·cu·nab·u·lum [in-kyoo-nab-yuh-luhm, ing-]. /ˌɪn kyʊˈnæb yə ləm, ˌɪŋ-/.
- extant copies of books produced in the earliest stages of printing from movable type.
- the earliest stages or first traces of anything.
更多incunabula例句
- The term Incunabula is now applied to all books printed before the year 1500.
- It contained especially choice editions of the classics, and also many incunabula.
- Beughem's Incunabula Typographica, 1688, 12mo., is both jejune and grossly erroneous.
- By the term 'early-printed books' the bookseller generally means fifteenth-century works, or incunabula as they are now called.
- One is the original editions of famous Elizabethan and early Stuart authors, the other, the more estimable incunabula.