Talk:Nicolaus Laurentii

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Linked "Francesco Berlinghieri" to the article on him. I also clarified that Laurentii printed Landino's commentary on the Divine Comedy, not the Comedy per se. It may be worth adding here that many variant spellings exist for both the Latin and Italian versions of Laurentii's name, several of which were used by the printer himself in the colophons attached to his works.

I have also added two articles to the reference section

--Sean Roberts 20:22, 16 March 2007 (UTC)