Beati Theodoreti Cyrensis Episcopi, in quatuordecim Sancti Pauli epistolas, commentarius /
Aurelio, Gentiano Herueto.
Baillie, Robert,1599-1662.former owner.StEdNL
Gray, John,1646-1717,former owner.StEdNL
Blair, Hew,Minister of Rutherglen,1633-1694.former owner,StEdNL
Beaton, James,1517-1603,former owner.StEdNL
Haddington Library (Scotland),former owner.StEdNL
Florentiae : L. Torrentinus,
1552.
On the front pastedown there is a bookplate of Haddington Library. There is an inscription on the recto of the front free endpaper "Theod. in Paul Opa Leonis PP." There is also an inscription on the recto of the front flyleaf "Empt[us?] [...] Liberi a Mro [...] Baylye May 10 1666. [...] -4-0.". Inscription at the head of the title page "Ex Libris M. Jo: Gray: Past: Aberladien 1707. Summa Religionis Imitari Quem Colis". In the middle of the title page in the same hand "Cum operibus Dibi Leonis M. Pp:". Also at the head of the title page in a different seventeenth century hand "R Baillie" followed by a Greek inscription meaning "the invisible future". Lastly, in the middle of the title page there is the manuscript signature "Hugo Blar[us]" and in another seventeenth century hand.
Both boards bear the gilt bookstamp of James Beaton, Archbishop of Glasgow.