Hans von Speyer
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Hans von Speyer was a 15th century German scribe. He was probably born near Speyer, Germany in the mid 1400s. In ca. 1491, he produced the MS M.I.29, a fencing manual compiling several significant treatises from the tradition of Johannes Liechtenauer. In ca. 1455, a Hans von Speyer assisted in the creation of the typeface for Johannes Gutenburg's 42-Line Bible, but this may or may not be the same scribe.
Externals Links
- Transcription and translation of his fechtbuch by Hammaborg
Sources
- Transcription and translation of his fechtbuch
- MS M.I.29 - Universitätsbibliothek, Salzburg, Austria