M.T. Ciceronis De oratore ad Quintum fratrem dialogi tres. : Iacobi Lodoici Strebaei, Leodegarij à Quercu, & cuiusdam incerti authoris commentariis, itémque scholiis Philippi Melanchthonis quàm eruditissimis illustrati..
Cicero, Marcus Tullius.
Strébée, Jacques-Louis,-approximately 1550.
Duchesne, Léger,-1588.
Melanchthon, Philipp,1497-1560.
Payne, Francis,active 1718,former owner.StEdNL
Lewes, Thomas,16th century,former owner.StEdNL
Ferrers, Johnson,17th century,former owner.StEdNL
Parisiis, : ex typographia Thomae Richardi ...,
1561..
Manuscript inscriptions on title page "prima tibi placuisse deo sit cura sup[re]mo:" in a late 16th- or 17th-century italic hand; manuscript inscription below this "E Librij Fran. Payn Coll: Pem. Schol: 1718". Manuscript inscription at the foot of title page "Thomas Lewes Cambrobritanvs", partially deleted, in a late 16th-century hand. Several other names have been deleted, including "Thomas Langford[?]" twice and "[?] Quericus". Manuscript marginalia throughout, mainly in 16th- and 17th-century hands. Manuscript inscription at the end of the second book, page 223, "Si potes assiduo falle labore Diem:: Thomas Lewes: Cambrobritanus". Manuscript inscription at the foot of the final page of text "Si potes assiduo falle labore diem. Thomas Lewes Cambrobritanu[m]". Manuscript inscription at the head of the colophon "Repititio memoria plurimu[m] invat : lib: p 218 Alis subiuxis[?]  se[?] inferre plaut: To yoe Stately w[i]th armes akembow" in a secretary hand. Manuscript inscription below this "Thomas Lewes: Cambrobritanus". Manuscript inscription below this "Orator omni laude cumilatus Pagina 12 Linie 2.da linea 9." Manuscript inscription below this in the same hand as the top inscription "Memoria stignis externis advivat p218 - lib 2". Below this and upside down, manuscript inscription in a 17th-century hand "Johnson Ferrers honorable honors". And below in an earlier hand "Whereas the berer heereof James Canmertomie[?] of Longtowe Lamston".
France Paris.