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REVIEW a total of 65 - as part of the chapter headings. By August 1454 the work is complete. Almost 21 months of unanticipated hardship ultimately achieved a success that no-one had been sure was possible. BROWNSBORO DERMATOLOGY The retrospective narrative that winds through the novel starts with chapter 4. It is then 1485 and Peter is sharing with Johannes Trithemius, the Abbot of Sponheim Abbey, the story of his first en- counter with and involvement in Gutenberg and his bible. We learn that Gutenberg dissolved his partnership with Johann Fust in 1455. Gutenberg was commissioned to print another Bible by the Bishop of Bamberg and in 1465 was appointed to the court of the Archbishop of Mainz. He died in 1468. After their break with Gutenberg, Peter and his stepfather created the firm of Fust & Schoeffer. Peter went on to become the world’s first major printer creating a dynasty that lasted for four generations. His 1457 Mainz Psalter is considered by many to be the most beautiful book ever printed. Laura R. Klein, Denise L. Puthuff, MD, Michelle H. Hannigan, APRN The author does not attempt to pontificate on the differing quali- ties of irascible brilliance, enlightened self-interest, artistic perfection and the long, hard slog. Her book is a tale well told of a group of individuals who, while focused on an immediate goal, are no less bound by their awareness and concern for the impact of their work on the future, and their willingness to shoulder that responsibility. in the fields of Pediatric Dermatology & Medical Dermatology Dr. Amin is a retired diagnostic radiologist. are pleased to welcome PATRICIA S. TODD, MD 4938 Brownsboro Rd Suite 206 Louisville KY 40222-6385 502.339.2922 telephone www.brownsboroderm.com We all work together for a healthier Kentucky. passporthealthplan.com/together MARK62835 SEPTEMBER 2017 13