De mystica numerorum significatione opusculum: : eorum pr[ae]sertim qui in sacris litteris vsitati habentur, spirituale[m] ipsorum designationem succincte elucidans..
Clichtove, Josse,-1543.
Estienne, Henri,1531-1598.
[Paris] : Expletum est hoc opusculum & ex officina emissum, in alma Parisiorum academia: a[n]no domini (qui omnia numero definiuit) decimotertio supra millesimu[m] & quingentesimu[m], decimasexta die Decembris. Per Henricu[m] Stephanu[m], ...,
[1513]
Venale habetur Parissijs in officina Henrici Stephani chalcographi (ubi impressum est) e regione scholae decretorum.--at foot of the title page.
Imprint data from colophon.
Text within red ink lines.
Woodcut initials.
Ascribed to Josse Clichtove. Cf. Smith, D.E.  Arithmetica, v. 1, p. 94-95.
Adams, H.M.  Cambridge libraries,
Folger.  Printed books,
Smith, D.E.  Arithmetica,
Renouard, A.A.  Imprimerie des Estienne,
The recto of the first free endpaper has the bookplate of the Society of Accountants in Edinburgh. The Society's blind stamp is also on the title page. A manuscript inscription on the verso of the front free endpaper reads "Clichtoveus 1516".
Symbolism of numbers