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Contents.
Chapter V.
List of editions of the Macaber Dance,—Printed Horse that containit.—Manuscript Horse.—Other Manuscripts in which it occurs.—Various articles with letter-press, not being single prints, but con-nected with it................. 48
Chapter VI.
Hans Holbein's connexion with the Dance of Death.—A dance ofpeasants at Basle.—Lyons edition of the Dance of Death, 1538.—Doubts as to any prior edition.—Dedication to the edition of1538.—Mr. Ottley's opinion of it examined.—Artists supposed tohave been connected with this work.—Holbein's name in noneof the old editions.—Reperdius......... • . 69
Chapter VII.
Holbein's Bible cuts.—Examination of the claim of Hans Lutzen-berger as to the design or execution of the Lyons engravings ofthe Dance of Death.—Other works by him....., . 83
Chapter VIII.
List of several editions of the Lyons work on the Dance of Death,with the mark of Lutzenberger.—Copies of them on wood.—Copies on copper by anonymous artists.—By Wenceslaus Hollar.— Other anonymous artists. — Nieuhoff Picard. — Rusting. —Mechel.—Crozat's drawings.—Deuchar.—Imitations of some ofthe subjects.................
Chapter IX.
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Further examination of Holbein's title.—Borbonius.—Biographicalnotice of Holbein.—Painting of a Dance of Death at Whitehallby him..................,122
Chapter X.
Other Dances of Death
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