9 sentences with “printed”

Lives of saints, prayer books and anti-Protestant propaganda were printed and distributed throughout Europe.

In the five centuries since Gutenberg printed the Bible in Mainz, Germany, more than 1 billion copies have been published.

With movable type printing, an entire book could be printed with clear, legible lettering, and at a fraction of the cost of hand copying.

My God," Cora exclaimed to herself when she saw that it was a newspaper printed in Farsi, a language that a member of a Canadian film crew could hardly know.

Likewise, once new printing presses were built in cities and towns outside Meinz, it became cheaper to buy a printed Bible than one written in the scribal tradition.

While CIA graphics shops printed Studio Six business cards, another team prepared the Argo script and a binder with photographs of company executives and convincingly worded resumes.

After developing a working prototype, Gutenberg created the first true printed book to reach a mass market, namely a copy of the Latin Vulgate (the official version of the Bible used by the Church).

Amerigo Vespucci coined the phrase "New World" first, hence "America" rather than "Columbia" - Vespucci's accounts were printed first. He was also a relentless self-promoter, whereas Columbus did not attempt to publicise his discoveries with the same approach.

Instead, there was a huge growth in political debate in the form of printed pamphlets; over 2,000 political pamphlets were published in 1642 alone. Ordinary people had begun to engage in political dialogue in earnest, another pattern associated with modern politics.