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Gulielmi Rondeletii doctoris medici et medicinae in schola Monspeliensi professoris regii. Libri de piscibus marinis, : in quibus verae piscium effigies expressae sunt. Quae in tota piscium historia contineantur, indicat elenchus pagina nona & decima. Postremò accesserunt indices necessarij.
Portion of title: Libri de piscibus marinis
Gvlielmi Rondeletii doctoris medici et medicinae in schola Monspeliensi professoris Regii. Libri de piscibus marinis
Lugduni, : Apud Matthiam Bonhomme., M.D.LIIII. [-M.D.LV.] [1554-1555].
[16], 583, [25] p. : ill., ports. (woodcuts) ; 35 cm (Fo.).
Woodcut head- and tail-pieces, initials; printed marginal notes.
Text in Latin with quotations and examples in Greek.
Woodcut title-page vignette; illustrations of fish and a woodcut medallion portrait of the author; head- and tail-pieces; printed marginalia.
Signatures: [alpha]⁸ ([alpha]2-4 signed [alpha]1-3), A-H⁶ I-K⁴ L-Z⁶, Aa-Zz⁶, AA-BB⁶ CC-DD⁴ ²Ee-²Ff⁶.
Sometimes catalogued as one bibliographic item with the second part, published in 1555 with title Vniuersae aquatilium historiae pars altera (Adams R757).
Adams, R746
Armorial device stamped onto boards: unidentified by the British Armorial Bindings database (as of April 2018). Paul Quarrie suggests on the Eton College Library card catalogue record that it may be the Heath family of Exeter).
Booklabel of John Reynolds, recording donation to Eton College in 1751.
Early 17th century English mid-brown reversed calf; blind tooled triple fillet frames with floral fleurons at each corner; blind tooled armorial device centrepiece of three birds; blind tooled double fillet on board edges; blind tooled triple fillet on spine; red morocco spine label with gold tooled triple fillet and letters; six raised bands; red sprinkled edges; parchment tabs with medieval manuscript visible.
Previous shelfmark: Ff.2.7.
A bookseller's code inscribed on title-page: gn/c.
Natural history Pre-Linnean works.
Ichthyology Early works to 1800.
Fishes Early works to 1800.
Bonhomme, Macé, fl. 1536 - 1569 printer.
Reynolds, John, 1671 - 1758 former owner.
France Lyon.
lat grc
B46796