Inscriptiones historicae regum Scotorum, : continuata annorum serie a Fergusio primo regni conditore ad nostra tempora: /
Johnston, John,1570?-1611.
Somervell,18th century,former owner.StEdNL: Nha.G112(4)
Hunter, W.,17th century,former owner.StEdNL: Nha.A107
Edward, M.,active 1675,former owner.StEdNL: Nha.A107
Zemani, M. Patrick,active 1675,former owner.StEdNL: Nha.A107
Melville, Andrew,1545-1622.
Erskine, A.,17th century,former owner.StEdNL: Nha.Q98(2)
Mason, John,active 1687,former owner.StEdNL: H.31.a.5a(1)
Spotiswood, John,1667-1728,former owner.StEdNL: H.31.a.5a(1)
Drummond, William,1585-1649,former owner.StEdNL: H.31.a.6(1)
Jonson, Ben,1573?-1637,former owner.StEdNL: H.31.a.6(1)
Somervelle,18th century,former owner.StEdNL: Nha. G112(4)
Amsteldami, : Excudebat Cornelius Claessonius Andreae Hartio, bibliopolae Edemburgensi.,
anno 1602..
Text in verse.
Leaves H3-K4 contain ten engraved portraits, each with Latin verse in letterpress. The    portraits of James VI and Anne of Denmark come in two states; for details see Hind.
ESTC
Aldis, H.G. Scotland,
STC (2nd ed.)
MacDonald, R.H. Library of Drummond of Hawthornden,
Hind, A.M. Engraving in England,
18th century? inscription on title page: Somervell.
Contemporary inscription at head of title page: W. Hunter. Inscription on title page verso: M Edwardi liber dono M Patricij Zemani civis deidonani amiciss mense Sepri 1675.
Bound in a volume with contemporary inscription on title page of first item: A:Erskine.
On the title page is the inscription "Jo: Masonus" written in a contemporary hand and above that "Jo" in a different contemporary hand. On the verso of the same leaf is the Inscription "Patior ut Potiar Jo: August 25 1687 att Edr." 'Patior ut Potiar' is the Spotiswood family motto.
The title page is inscribed "Tanqua[m] Explorator". The copy is mentioned in Robert MacDonalds's "The Library of Drummond of Hawthornden". It is also inscribed, "Su[m] Ben Jonsonij" which has been heavily washed out.
Inscription on the title page "Somervell" in an apparently 18th-century hand.
Blindstamped letters "M P Z" on the front and back of vellum binding.
Latin poetry, Medieval and modern