t evidence that wooden types were used, and that several of the most
            famous works of the first printers were executed by their means.</p>
    
        <p>As regards the latter source of their confidence, it is at least remarkable
            that no single writer of the fifteenth century makes the slightest allusion to the
            use of wooden types. Indeed, it was not till Bibliander, in 1548,<span class="footnote-line" data-note="04"
                id="note-04"><em>In Commentatione de ra