Librorum De re diplomatica supplementum. : In quo archetypa in his libris pro regulis proposita, ipsaeque regulae denuo confirmantur, novisque speciminibus & argumentis asseruntur & illustrantur. /
Mabillon, Jean,1632-1707.
Mabillon, Jean,1632-1707.De re diplomatica.
Gordon, George Gordon,Duke of,1649-1716,former owner.StEdNL: E.47.a.8
Innes, Lewis,1651-1738,inscriber.StEdNL: E.47.a.8
Seton, Alexander,Sir,1639?-1719,former owner.StEdNL: E.47.a.8
Luteciae Parisiorum, : Sumptibus Caroli Robustel, via Jacobea, ad insigne arboris Palmae.,
M. DCC. IV. [1704]
Below imprint: Cum privilegio Regis et superiorum facultate.
On the recto of the front flyleaf there is a manuscript inscription that reads "Ex Libris Bibliothece Facultatis Juridica Edinburgi 1721.". On the title page is another inscription that reads, "For his Grace my Lord Duke of Gordon.". This inscription is possibly in the hand of Lewis Innes. According to a 1720 sales catalogue [NLS shelfmark MS.3802, p. 68, no. 94] the book was later owned by Sir Alexander Seton, 1st Baronet, Lord Pitmidden.
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