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What was a common perception of printed books among wealthy patrons during the transition to print culture?

1

They valued printed books over manuscripts.

2

They viewed printed books as cheap and vulgar.

3

They engaged in printing their own books.

4

They considered printed materials as educational tools.

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Answer

B. They viewed printed books as cheap and vulgar.

Solution:

Wealthy patrons often viewed printed books as cheap vulgarities compared to the luxurious, handcrafted manuscripts that they preferred.

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