C. Plinii Caecilii secundi ... Epistolarum lib. X. Eiusdem Panegyricus Traiano dictus /
Pliny,the Younger.
Catanaei, Ioannis Mariae.
Lummisden, Gulielmus,17th century,former owner.StEdNL
Houaeus, Robertus,Scotus,former owner.StEdNL
Dinneis, Henry,Ensign, Burgess of Edinburgh,active 1654-1658,donor.StEdNL
[Paris] : Veneunt I. Badio & I. Roigny; ex chalcographia I. Bad.,
1533.
Inscription on the verso of the front free endpaper " Gul Lumisdanus i.[ur.d]oct me possidet" in a late 16th or early 17th-century hand. Inscriptions on the title page, all difficult to read, in an apparently 16th-century hand or hands "Robertus Houaeus" [deleted]; "amicorum Tolosae 1574" [mostly deleted]; "Houaeus Scotus"; "[?] Dowglas"; and at the foot of the page "Hune librum in vsum Scholae Grammaticalis Edinburgensis donavit Henricus Dionisius Anglus Designator Praesiddii Edinburgensis Novembris die 2 anno dom. 1658". (This being Henry Dinneis, an ensign in Cromwell's army, attached to the garrison of Edinburgh Castle, who was admitted burgess 1 November 1654). Brief marginalia on the flyleaf [preceeding f.1 and ff. 1-2, in a 16th-century italic hand. The binding strips inside the covers are vellum fragments, probably contiguous, of a leaf possibly of a 14th-century French legal work.
France Paris.