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Definition of: incunabula

(in′kyoobreve·nabyə·lə) noun plural of in·cu·nab·u·lum (-ləm)
The beginnings or the earliest monuments of an art, race, or development; cradle; birthplace; specifically, specimens of printing and block engraving that appeared before A.D. 1500. [<L <in- in + cunabula, dim. of cunae a cradle]
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·cu·nab′u·lar adjective

Most often used phrases:

incunabula short
manuscripts incunabula
incunabula printed
incunabula books
hebrew incunabula
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including incunabula
incunabula arranged
incunabula including
rare incunabula
volumes incunabula
latium incunabula
incunabula early
library incunabula
incunabula manuscripts

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Phrases starting with the letter: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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