Ioannis Carionis ... Chronicorum libri tres, è Germanico in Latinū sermonem conuersi, Hermanno Bonno interprete.
Carion, Johann.
Philip, James,17th Century,former owner.StEdNL
Williamson, Henry,17th Century,former owner.StEdNL
Young, John,17th Century,former owner.StEdNL
Gray, John,1646-1717,former owner.StEdNL
Haddington Library (Scotland),former owner.StEdNL
Parisiis : Apud I. Dupuys,
1551.
Pasted to the inside of the front cover is a bookplate for the Haddingtown Library. The recto of the flyleaf preceeding the titlepage is inscribed "Sola salus mea Jesus Jo: young" in a late 16th or early 17th Century hand. The titlepage contains three inscriptions in a contemporary hand, "Ex Libris Jo: Gray", a Latin inscription "Summa Religionis unitax i quem colis" and a Greek inscription "ex oion eis oia". On the verso of the final leaf of the text there are multiple inscriptions in 17th Century hands, " James Philip with my hand"; "Liber henrici williamsone Manu mea et non aliena"; "Jacobo wilio ptio [...] relicto man [...] she [...] endum [...]s[...] incqo eps meo"; "non est mortale quad opto" and "mihi vivere est Christ[us] et mori hicrum