Claud. Monselli Castrovillanensis carmen : in tristissimum potentiss. ac Christianiss. Gallorum Regis Henrici secundi obitum: elegia: epitaphion tou autou. In Francisci Lotharingi ducis Guisiani inuictiss. caedem. In necem indignissimam Nicolai Boleui viri vndequaque genere, eruditione, armísque clariss. Eis ton auton. Epitaphe sur la mort tresnoble, & tresuertueus gentil-homme Nicolas Boyleue. Ecclesiae lamentatio. In superbientes mortales epigramma..
Monsel, Claude.
Tamisier, Pierre,1541-1591,former owner.NLS
Sunderland, Charles Spencer,Earl of,1674-1722,former owner.NLS
Blenheim Palace (England).Sunderland Library,former owner.NLS
Theological Institute of Connecticut,former owner.NLS
Pitts Theology Library,former owner.NLS
Woodruff Medical Center,former owner.NLS
Parisiis, : Ex Typographia Thomae Richardi, sub Bibliis aureis, è regione Collegij Rhemensis.,
1563..
Signatures: A-C⁴.
In verse.
Some text in French and Greek; "epitaphion tou autou" on title page is in Greek.
Bound in a volume with contemporary ink signature on titlepage of (1): "P. Tamisier" (Pierre Tamisier, Burgundian writer, who also held office as a magistrate); Charles Spencer, 3rd Earl of Sunderland; by descent to the Dukes of Marlborough, with Blenheim Palace shelfmarks in ink "D.8.112" and pencil "91 F.13" thence through the sale rooms of the Sunderland Library Sale at Sotheby's 1881-1883, lot 10,046. Oval blindstamp of Theological Institute of Conneticut at beginning and end. Bookplates on front pastedown of Pitts Theology Library and The Woodruff Collection, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia.
Henry II, King of France, 1519-1559
Guise, Claude de Lorraine, duc de, 1496-1550
Boileau, Nicolas, 16th century