If we speak about humanism or early humanism,
we are
used to think of a special period in time and place. But early humanism
has
never been a static thing. The history of ideas must always be seen as
development, a development in time and place.
And it wants to do this with maps.
Franz
Worstbrock:
Deutsche Antikerezeption 1450-1550. Teil 1. Verzeichnis der deutschen Übersetzungen
antiker Autoren. Boppard am Rhein 1976. The comparative data is taken from the Incunabula
Short Title Catalogue. All maps are built
up from a common source map: www.maps-for-free.com The maps are built
with Paint.net. For
more
information see my essay:
Marco Heiles: Topography of German humanism 1470-1550. An aproach |