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Hartmut Beyers Artikel aus der zweiten Ausgabe von Perspektive Bibliothek schaut auf den ersten Blick ganz gründlich aus.http://archiv.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/ojs/index.php/bibliothek/article/view/9461Unberücksichtig blieb freilich Needhams IPI:"Schedel, Hartmann, Nuremberg, 1440-1514, humanist physician, au. of Nuremberg Chronicle: ca. 800 vols. in his library of which ca. 400 survive, most at Munich SB [e.g. Lactantius, Rome 1468: SB 2° Inc. c.a.14, shop K90, illus. Kyriss Taf. 184]; VL2 8.609; MBKDS III.815), NB his miniature vellum Ms. Horae, dated 27 July 1480 and with his signature, sold CNY 18 Nov. 1988 (Fleming): 37 [Stauber 1908]: PML (P-399); Bodleian (GW 5047); Alba Julia, Batthyanum (R 1849: D. Dimoa-Dragan in GJ 1980: 359); Prague, Nat. Mus. (GW 3314: cit. Kyriss 1950/51: 125, bd. in Erfurt); ULC 902; Stanf 84 (P-344: autogr., painted arms); BPH 126 (painted arms); Wellc 558; J. A. Hill 41 (1988): 12 = Dr. Eugene Flamm (A-1143: 100 Medical 1C, insc’n illus.); Schäfer 153; CIBN AA-11 + HH-1 (rest of orig. Sbd. at Munich SB: Baurm. 533, illus. 8); YU(M)L (P-431); Geiss/Petrarca; Nuremberg StB Inc. 4, 4° (HC 15722 + T-519 + H-323 + A-555, beq. to Nuremberg OCarm); Maggs 656: 60 (J-549); Van Antwerp lot 10 (H-166: June 1510, given him in sheets by widow of Vienna printer Johannes Eysenhut; sold by Munich 1762?); Paris BNF A-476, T-109, AA-11, HH-1" http://eightvo.wordpress.com/2011/08/03/provenance-discoveriesoversights-the-case-of-hartmann-schedel