Epigrammaton libri xiiii
By: interpretantibus Domitio Calderino, Georgioq[us] Merula.  Una cum figuris suis locis appositis.  Necnon ornatissima tabula alphabetica, quae omnia scitu digna mire complectitur, nuper addita, nunquam alias impressa.
Contributors: Calderino, Domizio, 1447-1478; Merula, Giorgio, d. 1494; Gooden, Henry, Sir (association); Smythe, Edwin (autograph); Wharton, Lord (autograph)
Publisher: Per G. de Fontaneto Montisferrati
Published: 1521
Place of publication: [Venetiis
Language: lat
Notes: Nos. 12, 20 and 21 omitted in foliation.

RBSC copy: English early-17th century binding, sewn on 6 cords forming raised bands.  Two-colour double endbands. Full bound brown calfskin.  Covers finished in gold to a centre and cornerpiece design and blind with a 3-line fillet forming 2 panels; inner panel finished to a azured centre and cornerpiece design, with small spray of acorns at outer corners; initials "H.G." on both covers.   Spine (repaired) finished with one-line fillet forming panels, and a 3-line fillet at head and tail; each panel contains a decorative gilt pallet; orange goatskin lettering piece. Board edges finished with decorative gilt roll. Traces of 2 pairs of ties.   Bound by John and Abraham Bateman (?).  "H G" is possibly Sir Henry Gooden the younger [cf. note in MS on front flyleaf].  With the autograph of [Lord] Wharton (front pastedown) and of Edwin Smythe (t.p.).