Laurẽtij Valle de lingua latĩa [?] optime meriti elegãtie: vna cũ additionibus, etc. (Laurentij Vallensis ... de reciprocatiõe sui & suus Libellus. - In antonium Raudensem Laurentij Vallensis opusculum aureũ quo & errores castigantur & litterę bonę docentur. - Laurentii vallensis apologus seu actus scęnicus in Pogiũ: quo eius irridentur errores) /
Valla, Laurentius.
Jodocus Badius Ascensius.
Neilson, George,1858-1923,former owner.StEdNL
Jaffray, Alexander,1614-1673,former owner.StEdNL
Vatron, Thomas,16th-17th century,donor.StEdNL
Leslye, James,16th centuty-17th century,former owner.StEdNL
Forbes, William,of Tolquhon,former owner.StEdNL
Burnet, John,16th century-17th century,former owner.StEdNL
Jaffray, Robert,16th century-17th century,former owner.StEdNL
Jaffray, Andrew,1650-1726,former owner.StEdNL
Tulledaiffe, Gilbert,16th century-17th cenuty,former owner.StEdNL
Parisius : Venũdãtur a I. barbier,
[1509?]
Typed note on the front pastedown "This volume, formerly in the Library of George Neilson, Esq., L.L.D., Glasgow, who died on 15th November 1923, was bought by the Trustees of the National Library of Scotland in August 1927". Second typed note on the front pastedown indicating "Alexander Jaffray" as a former owner. Manuscript inscriptions on the title page in apparently 16th and 17th century century hands "Liber Jacobi Leslye Stude[n]tis Baufonie[?]", "Thomas Vatroun me possidet ex dono Jacobi Leslye",  "Liber Alexandri Jeffray Mh emptus prettio 8 solidorum", and "L[?]. Lall". Various other manuscript markings in various 16th century hands on the title page. Multiple manuscript inscriptions of "Alexandri Jeffray" appear on the title page and throughout the volume including on the verso of the title page and the recto of the first leaf. Manuscript inscription on the recto of the first leaf after the titlepage "Villeame forbes of tolquhone 1588". Manuscript inscriptions on f.i "Robertus Jaffray" and "Andreas Jaffray".  Manuscript inscription on the verso of f.l "Thomas Jaffray maim lira[?]". Manuscript inscription on the recto of  f.li "Joannes burnet manu". Manuscript inscriptions on the verso of the last leaf "Joannes Burnet est meaus he[us]" and "gilbert tulledaiffe".