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qv33rv06g2t	Lorenzo Delloso	'Litre de stampa son caliginose': The Role of Filippo da Strada (1450-1505) in the Debate on Printing in Renaissance Italy	2015		.txt	text/plain	383	9	37	d. 5 of the Hesburgh Library (University of Notre Dame), in which I found three unknown autograph texts by Filippo himself: here he stresses the higher pedagogical value of manuscript texts over printed ones, and highlights his fear of finding serious mistakes, especially in sacred printed texts: the same fear expressed by humanists. Fundamentally, Filippo's unique critique is based on three main concerns: an economic one, i.e. the economic loss for copyists (because of the great economic success of printed books); a humanistic reason, i.e. the praise of the accuracy in copying texts and the subsequent attention to not making errors that, in copying sacred texts, can distort God's word; and a pedagogical reason, i.e. the pedagogical value of the action of copying itself: only by copying, indeed, can students absorb and learn the text.	cache/qv33rv06g2t.txt	txt/qv33rv06g2t.txt