Explanatio psalmorum.

Goff A1274; HC 1975*; H 1972?; Pell 1487; CIBN A-705; Hillard 222; Aquilon 60; Zehnacker 291; Polain(B) 399; IDL 520; IGI 999; IBE 107; IBP 647; SI 452; Sajó-Soltész 388; Kotvan 130; Badalic(Croatia) 123; Coll(U) 196; Madsen 418; Šimáková-Vrchotka 202-204; Martín Abad A-246; Ernst(Hildesheim) I,I 56, II,IV 10; Günt(L) 245; Schlechter-Ries 168; Voull(B) 467; Hubay(Augsburg) 218; Hubay(Eichstätt) 107; Ohly-Sack 310; Sack(Freiburg) 372; Hummel-Wilhelmi 80; Finger 115; Kind(Göttingen) 1944; Wilhelmi 77; Döring-Fuchs A-415; BMC III 758; BSB-Ink A-885; GW 2911. Johann Amerbach settled in Basel in 1477 and was active there until his death in 1513. In addition to Bibles and other religious texts, he also printed classical and humanistic works. His exemplars were sometimes manuscripts borrowed from the Basel Charterhouse, to which he gave copies of his printed editions. His correspondence is an important witness to his own learning and to the nature of the printing trade in his day.