 Printed copies on vellum, which were then illuminated, were produced in Paris by Antoine Vérard, who specialized in such hybrids, and normal editions by others, but by around 1500 the work seems to have been regarded as outdated, and was replaced by other texts.Altogether only four early print editions were made, all in Paris.These were in 1477, 1493, 1514 and 1518.