| A | B |
|---|
| printer's mark | logos in books that let people know who created the book |
| Mainz Psalter | first book to have a date printed |
| "Glory to God" | example of how printers still adhered to tradition and held belief in doing God's work |
| title page | printed this on a pamphlet as a separate page and is an example of the first time this is done |
| Johann Fust | financier for Gutenberg and later took over his own printing workshop |
| Fust and Shoeffer's printer's mark | two shields hanging from a tree branch with white markings Red initials |
| Peter Shoeffer | Fust's partner and son-in-law |
| arrest of Fust | catalog of Fust and Shoeffer's books led to imprisonment because of suspicion of the red substance found in the catalogs thought to be result of witchcraft and magic |
