Dauidis Derodonis ... Logica restituta. In qua communiter hactenus receptae, & ad fraudem confictae Scholasticorum & sequacium opiniones refutantur, & ad viuum resecantur: plurima verò hactenus inaudita per totam ferè Logicam, solidè & perspicuè asseruntur, etc.
Derodon, David.
Brown, Thomas,18th century,inscriber.StEdNL
Rutton, John,18th century,inscriber.StEdNL
Inglis, John,Sir,1683-1771,former owner.StEdNL
Geneuae : Sumptibus P. Chouët,
1659.
Manuscript inscription at the top of the title page reads "Thomas Brown". Inscription "Mar. 13 1676" appears in the lower left-hand corner in a different hand. A binding stubb at the front of the volume includes a number of scribbles in ink and pencil, including some crossed out words, and some arithmetical sums done sideways. The first and second front flyleaves also have scribbled writing with the words "Ex libris" being decipherable on the recto of the second. An armorial bookplate on the the inside of the front board reads "Inglis of Cramond". A crossed out manuscript shelfmark "M.6.14." appears at the head of the bookplate. Above the bookplate is "4942" written in pencil.  On the final back flyleaf there is the manuscript signature "John Rutton" (upside down) and the letter "m" written multiple times. Also on that leaf are other scribbles and small inscriptions.