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Adams' printer index shows Petrus Santandreanus as active simultaneously in Lyon and Geneva, also showing an Officina Santandreana in Heidelberg. However, Baudrier's Bibliographie lyonnaise is silent about the name, as is Benzing, who exhaustively covers German and Swiss printers. BLC assigns this book to Heidelberg as does Adams V592 (though the index, v. 2, p. 672, assigns it to the Lyon shop). The t.p. device is the same as Jerome Commelin's device illustrated in Bigmore & Wyman's A bibliography of printing, v. 1, p. 142 (though not the identical block). Commelin was in Heidelberg at this time, having worked until 1587 in the Geneva shop of his relative Petrus Santandreanus, from which apparently arose his custom of imprinting some of his Heidelberg books "Ex Officina Santandreana."
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The works of Verrius Flaccus are lost, save for quotations and references to his thought preserved in the writings of others such as Festus and Paulus Diaconus.