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Sibyllenbuch, par Clément Faydit

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“The early printed examples consist of a fragment of a leaf from what must have been a sizable volume of sibylline poems, and parts of three different editions of Donatus’ little grammar. None of these bears a printer’s name or date, but by comparisons of type and correlation with the information given by documents they have been attributed to Johann Gutenberg at a period when he was experimenting with printing in Strassburg”

Sibyllenbuch fragment, imprimé entre 1452-1453

The Art & History of Book, par  Norma Levarie, 1968
Voir aussi Printing and Prophecy: Prognostication and Media Change 1450–1550 par Jonathan Green.