Argumētum Institutionū Imperialiū. Immiscentur congruenter textui summaria. Notabiles sane apponuntur additiones. Superflua in glosis contenta sunt resecata. Textuales recte inseruntur diuisiones, etc. /
Chappuys, Joannes.
Chalopin, Martin,16th century,inscriber.StEdNL
Hepburn, George,16th century,inscriber.StEdNL
Scotus, Thomas Vestoun,16th century,inscriber.StEdNL
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland,former owner.StEdNL
Parrhisijs : A Uidua ... Bertholdi Rembolt,
1519.
Manuscript inscriptions on the title page include four instances of "Chalopin" all crossed out, "Thomas vestoun Scotus" in a 16th century hand, "Jesus me[ria] am[en?]", and "Tempus edax reru[m] dindrosa[?] voluptas ora[m] distruitus[?] lngens in v[er]tice pontus", a quote from Vergil's Aeneid, I.114,  written vertically along the left border in a contemporary hand. On the verso of the title page and at the bottom of leaf [dagger]ii recto is a stamp reading "Ex Lib. Scot. Anti. Soci." i.e. from the library of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.  At the bottom of leaf [cross of Lorraine]viii recto, below a printed Greek alphabet and written in Greek, is the manuscript signature "Georgie Heppbournos". Marginal notes appear throughout the volume in a contemporary hand. On the recto of leaf cclrviii are a number of inscriptions, including "Martin Chalopin" appearing four times (one time in a manuscript banner). There are other inscriptions, some legible, including the phrase reading, "Simuno fa Fanesor[?]". The verso of this leaf is covered in dense manuscript in a 16th century hand, of which the word "Ludovicus" can be discerned.