(1885), I, 1ff. A life of Cuspinian, not always reliable, is found in the complete edition of his works by Gerbelius (Commentationes Cusp., Strasburg, 1540); a more complete edition of his works appeared at Frankfurt am Main in 1601. In 1528 he published the manuscript map of Hungary he had found after 1526, presumably in Buda. The map was edited by Georg Tannstetter from the manuscript of Lazarus Secretarius and was published by Petrus Apianus the printer of Ingolstadt. Grave Cuspinianus is buried in Vienna's Stephansdom. References Sources Tabula Hungarie ad quatuor latera, The Lazarus map of Hungary. Ingolstadt 1528. Renaissance-Humanism Aeiou entry on Cuspinianus Attribution German librarians German diplomats 1473 births 1529 deaths 16th-century Austrian historians Austrian diplomats Austrian scientists Austrian Renaissance humanists 16th-century Latin-language writers