more editions were printed before the close of the 15th century.
Jenson's Pliny is generally regarded as the finest production of his
press. The type is his first font.

The Wodhull copy, bought of Thomas Payne, book-seller, in 1791 for
£12.12s., and bound by Roger Payne in russia gilt, with Wodhull arms on
side, at the additional cost of £1. Leaf 15-1/4 × 10-1/4 in.


12. NONIUS MARCELLUS. De compendiosa doctrina. Venetiis, Nicolaus
Jenson, 1476.

_Fol. 1, blank._ _Fol. 2-20, alphabetical index._ _Fol. 21, blank._
_Fol. 22^a_: NONII MARCELLI PERIPATETICI TIBVRTICENSIS COMPENDIOSA
DOCTRINA AD FILIVM DE PROPRIETATE SERMONVM. _Fol. 194^a_, COLOPHON:
NONII MARCELLI PERIPATETICI TIBVRTICENSIS COMPENDIOSA DOCTRINA AD FILIVM
DE PROPRIETATE SERMONVM IMPRESSA VENETIIS INDVSTRIA ATQVE IMPENDIO
NICOLAI IENSON GALLICI. .M.CCCC.LXXVI. _Fol. 194^b, blank._

Folio. Sign. a-c^{10}, d-y^8, z^{12}, 194 leaves, 1 and 21 blank,
34 lines to the page, roman letter, without catchwords or
pagination. Seven- and eight-line spaces left for capitals, some
with guide-letters. The type is Jenson's first roman trimmed or
recast the second time on a slightly smaller body. Greek words as a
rule printed with Greek type, not transliterated. Hain 11901.
Proctor 4098.

On the first page of text a large initial S in gold on a panel of color,
with marginal decoration. Other large chapter initials in red and blue
alternately. Numerous paragraph-marks in alternate red and blue. Blank