Flagellum sectariorum, qui religionis praetextu seditiones iam in caesarem, aut in alios orthodoxos principes excitare student; : quaerentes ineptissimë quidem Deóne magis, an principibus sit obediendum? Accessit Velitatio in Georgium Buchananum circa dialogum, quem scripsit De iure regni apud Scotos. /
Winzet, Ninian,1518-1592.
Baillie, Bernard,Abbot,former owner.StEdNL: H.34.d.42
Magri, Joan,17th century,former owner.StEdNL: H.34.d.42
Winzet, John,active 1591-1597,former owner.StEdNL:Oban. 43(1)
St. Jakob (Church : Regensburg, Germany),former owner. StEdNL: Oban.53(1)
Ingolstadii, : Ex officina typographica Dauidis Sartorii,,
Anno 1582..
"Velitatio in Georgium Buchananum circa dialogum, quem scripsit De iure regni apud Scotos", p. 153-284, is preceded by separate title page and dedication, with imprint: Ingolstadii Ex typographia Dauidis Sartorii. Anno 1582.
Final [12] p.: index and errata leaf.
P. 13 misnumbered 14.
H.34.d.42. Provenance: Ink inscription on verso of front-free endpaper, recording the donation of the volume to the Advocates Library by Bernardus Baillie, abbot of the Scots monastery at Regensburg, in 1737.
Calligraphic manuscript inscription on the verso of the first flyleaf dated 1737 recording the presentation of the volume to the Advocate's Library by Bernard Baillie, Abbot of Ratisbon. There is an ownership inscription that has been washed out at the top of title page which apparently reads "Ex lib Magri Joan. poppoliti[?] ottinglass[?] Rhetii[?] A 1654". Manuscript corrections made to the text on several pages in an apparenly 17th century hand.
Inscription on the title page "M. Joannis Winzeti, Scoti, Autoris ex fratre nepoeis[?]".
Inscription on the title page "Ex libris Monasterij S. Jacobi Scotorum Ratisbonae. 1607".
Buchanan, George, 1506-1582.
Catholic Church