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The first book's name was The bible
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Johannes Gutenbergs cause of death?
He died because he was a very old man i believe in his late 20's.
What was Johannes Gutenbergs education?
Information about Johannes Gutenberg's education is sparse. It is known that he learned goldsmithing, probably from his father. He also apparently knew the art of polishing gems and metal mirrors.
Who were Johannes Gutenbergs parents?
Johannes Gutenberg's parents were Else Wirich Gutenberg and Friele Gensfleisch.
What are the names of the six books that Johannes Kepler Wrote?
A full article on the life of Johannes Kepler can be found in the related link to Wikipedia - including details of his works.
What was an effect of Johannes Gutenbergs invention?
Johannes Gutenberg's invention of the printing press in the 15th century revolutionized communication by making books and information more accessible to a larger audience, leading to an increase in literacy rates and the spread of knowledge throughout Europe. This innovation also helped to catalyze the spread of ideas and the advent of the Renaissance and Reformation movements.
What was the first book published by Johannes Gutenbergs printing press?
The first book published by Johannes Gutenberg's printing press is commonly believed to be the Gutenberg Bible, also known as the 42-line Bible. It was printed around 1455 in Mainz, Germany.
When did Johannes Kepler invent log books?
1615
What are the titles of books that Gutenberg wrote?
Johannes Gutenburg did not write any books. He is the inventor of the printing press.
What did Johannes Gutenberg print?
He printed modern books for example The Bible.
Who was the first European to make moveable type to print books?
It was Johannes Gutenburg.
Country in which Gutenbergs printing press was developed?
Gutenberg's printing press was developed in Germany. It revolutionized the way information was produced and disseminated by allowing for the mass production of books and materials.
What has the author Johannes Brandl written?
Johannes Brandl has written: 'Die Notwendijkeit der namen' -- subject(s): Meaning (Philosophy), Names, Philosophy
