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Gonsalvius Montanus, Reginaldus.
Knox, John,approximately 1514-1572,former owner.StEdNL: RB.s.36
Willock, John,-1585,dedicator.StEdNL: RB.s.36
Ritchie, James,active 1650,former owner.StEdNL: RB.s.36
Heidelbergae : M. Schirat,
1567.
The verso of the first originall flyleaf is inscribed "To his deare brother, Mr Knox, ffrom Johne Willock". The inscription is not dated, but according to W. A. Kelly and J. F. Russell ("A book from Knox's library" in The Bibliotheck, vol 6, 1971-1973, page 88), the book may have been presented to John Knox by his associate John Willock in 1568, when Willock was in Scotland. There are a few marginalia notes in Latin on pages 17, 19, 20, 22 and 24. The recto of the back flyleaf is inscribed "Pro mag(ist)ro Jacobo Richie" and "Ad omne(m) fortuna(m) Ja Richie". W. A. Kelly and J. F. Russell date this inscription to the first half of the seventeenth century, identifying its possible author as James Ritchie, preacher at St Clement's, Aberdeen, in 1650.