Lingva per Des. Erasmvm roterodamum
By: diligenter ab autore recognita. Libellvs elegans, nec minus utilis Plutarhi[!] chæronei de immodica uerecũdia, recens opus, nec antehac usquã excusum. Quoniam autẽ argumentũ cum Lingua conuenit, adiunximus ...
Published: 1526
Place of publication: Basel
Language: lat
Number of pages: 272
Notes: Colophon: Basileae apvd Ioannem Frobenium, mense februario. An. M.D.XXVI.

Printer's mark on title-pages.

Pages 197 and 250 misnumbered 167 and 502.

"Plvtarchvs chaeronevs, De vitiosa uerecundia ..." has separate signatures and special t.-p.

The "Lingua" is a treatise on the power of the human tongue for good and for evil.

Mounted on front flyleaf is an engraving of a statue of Erasmus at Rotterdam.