[Bound with:] Marcus tullius Cicero, Philosophia [and] Petrus Victorius , Explicationes suarum in Ciceronem castigationum.
Bound, c. 1540, probably in Paris, in brown calf, tooled in gold with interlacing ribbons and gouges, forming unicorn heads in the corners and two grotesque masks above and below a centre cartouche, all on a semis of small dots; traces of black and possibly oxidised-silver paint. Edges of boards: gold tooled with a small, partial roll, of a commonly used kind. Sewn on four alum-tawed supports, laced in. Smooth spine, tooled in gold with gouges and dots, traces of black paint. Pink and white endbands, double with a bead, probably over alum-tawed cores. Gilt and gauffered edges. White paper paste-downs and endleaves. On the title page is an erased ownership inscription: “Ex libris Iacopi Marii Ambosia”(?) and in manuscript: “Ex libris urbani ollivarii Bellyerrion”(?) First two works: 450-(2); third work: 158-(50) numbered pages.
