The three partes of commentaries; containing the whole and perfect discourse of the civill warres of Fraunce, under the raignes of Henry the second, Frances the second, and of Charles the ninth. ...
Serres, Jean de,1540?-1598.
Tymme, Thomas.
Huntly, George Gordon,Marquess of,1561 or 1562-1636,former owner.StEdNL
Abercromby, Alexander,Sir,1603-1670,former owner.StEdNL
Douglas, Robert,of Tilliquhilly,former owner.StEdNL
Kirkpatrick, Thomas,Sir,former owner.StEdNL
Ogilvie, Cuthbert,Sir,former owner.StEdNL
[London] imprinted at London, by Frances Coldocke.
anno. 1574. (London: Henry Middleton)
Anonymous author: Jean de Serres. - Printer named in colophon at end of third part
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The recto of the first flyleaf is inscribed "This buik perteins to ane Nobil and potent Lord George erle of Hvntlie". The verso of the same flyleaf is inscribed "This buik [pert]enis to ane nobil And potent L[ord] George erle od huntlie 1583", followed by several illegible scribbles. The verso of the title page is inscribed "This Booke pertaines to me Sir Alexr abercromby" and below that "Robert douglas of tilliquhilly" in a 17th-century hand. The recto of the back free endpaper contains a Latin passage dated 1583, apparently in the same hand as that on the verso of the first flyleaf. There is also a deleted inscription "This book pertenis to ane honorabill man Sir [Cuthbyrt?] [ogilvie?] knycht giffing to the L[?] of fyvie be A m[ost?] honorabill man Alexander [setoune of orchard?]". The verso of this free endpaper is inscribed "S.r Thomas kirkpatrick" three times in a an apparently 17th-century hand, together with other illegible or crossed-out inscriptions.