Phlabiu Iōsēpu ... Ta heuriskomena = Flavii Iosephi ... Opera  quae extant : nempe Antiquitatvm Ivdaicarvm Libri XX., Sigismundo Gelenio interprete ;  De Bello Ivdaico Libri VII. (interprete, vt vulgò creditum est, Rufino Aquileiensi)  quibus Appendicis loco accessit liber De vita Iosephi; Adversvs Apionem Libri II. ex  interpretatione Rufini à Gelenio emendata ; De Machabaeis, seu de imperio  rationis Liber I. cum paraphrasi Erasmi Roterodami ; Cvm Indice Locvpletissimo.
Josephus, Flavius.
Rufinus,Aquileiensis,Übers.
Erasmus, Desiderius,-1536,Übers.
Gelenius, Sigismundus,Übers.
Downfield,former owner.StEdNL
Nicolson, Thomas,active 1608-1610,former owner.StEdNL
Ross, James,18th century,former owner.StEdNL
[S.l.]  : [s.n.] ,
1611.
Original Imprint:  Avreliae Allobrogvm, Excudebat Petrus de la Rouiere.  M.D.CXI. - Titebl. teilw. in griech. Schrift. - Text lat. u. griech. - Mikrofiche. München :  Saur, 1993.
The Armorial bookplate of the Downfield family is affixed to the front pastedown. Manuscript inscriptions on the title page "Pacem Jehovah negat Impijs ThNicolson" in a contemporary hand and below that "Ja: Ross" in an 18th century hand. Nicolson's inscription "Pacem Jehovah negat Impijs ThNicolson" appears agains on the recto of the first flyleaf. Below that in another contemporary hand "Quid pluma levius, flamen , quid flamina ventus/ Quid vento mulier quid muliere nihill" [a famous chain of comparisons "What is lighter than feather? A gale. What is lighter than a gale? The wind. What is lighter than the wind? A woman. What is lighter than a woman? Nothing"].  Loosely enclosed inside the volume is a note to Mr James Rigg from J. S. Gray.
Thomas Nicolson's gilt bookplate is on the both the front and the back boards.