Publication: El típex del siglo XVI
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2021-02-04
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Universidad Complutense. Biblioteca Histórica
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La modificación de los textos impresos en el transcurso de su producción ha sido habitual durante los siglos de uso de la imprenta manual. En este artículo se describe y analiza uno de los métodos de corrección menos comunes, el realizado mediante la adhesión de piezas de papel. Dicho método fue empleado para la corrección del ejemplar BH FLL 1433, perteneciente a la Biblioteca Histórica de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
The modification of printed texts in the course of their production has been common during the centuries of use of manual printing. This article describes and discusses one of the less common correction methods, performed by bonding pieces of paper. That method was used to correct the exemplar BH FLL 1433, which belongs to the Biblioteca Histórica of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
The modification of printed texts in the course of their production has been common during the centuries of use of manual printing. This article describes and discusses one of the less common correction methods, performed by bonding pieces of paper. That method was used to correct the exemplar BH FLL 1433, which belongs to the Biblioteca Histórica of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid.