De sacris ecclesiae ministeriis ac beneficiis libri VIII. In quibus quicquid ad plenam iuris pontificij cognitionem necessarium est, breuiter ac dilucide explicatum continetur. : Item, pro libertate ecclesiae Gallicae auersus Romanam aulam defensio Parisiensis curia Ludouico XI. Gallorum Regi quondam oblata. /
Duaren, François,1509-1559.
Beaton, Alexander,Archdeacon of Lothian,former owner.StEdNL: Dowd.167
Forbes, Thomas,active 17th century,former owner.StEdNL: Dowd.167
Forbes, William,Minister of Inverurie,former owner.StEdNL: Dowd.167
Lindsay, Archibald,Minister of Kingussie,former owner.StEdNL: Dowd.167
Keith, John,of Ludquharn,former owner.StEdNL: Dowd.167
Parisiis, : Apud Andream Wechelum, sub pegaso, in vico Bellauaco:,
Anno salutis, 1557..
Inserted between front cover and first flyleaf is a slip of paper that reads 'Book having the stamp of Alexander Beaton, Archdeacon of Lothian, one of the six children of Cardinal Beaton and Mariot Ogilvie". The paper binding strip preceding the flyleaf is inscribed "Thomas Forbes" in a 17th century hand. The first flyleaf is inscribed "Per me Gulielmum forbesium in manu mea et non aliena" possibly in the hand of William Forbes, Minister of Inverurie. Manuscript inscription at the head of the title page 'M Archibaldus Lyndesay sultor[?] a kingusye...de[?] uno[?] Mri Joanis Keycht emptus x ss 1582'. Apparently, by Archibald Lindsay, Minister of Kingussie, who died in 1581. Manuscript inscription "M JKeycht 1582" towards the centre of the title page near the printer's device.
Vellum binding with blind armorial stamp of Alexander Beaton. Arms: quarterly 1 and 4. A fess between three mascles (Beaton) 2 and 3. On a chevron an otter's head erased (Balfour). Motto: SVI SIMILIS. Legend + ALEXANDER BEATOVN ARCHIDIACONVS.
Catholic Church
Benefices, Ecclesiastical (Canon law).
France Paris.