⚠The text and imagery on this page consist of faint, mirrored show-through from the reverse (verso) side of the leaf. The following transcription reflects the intended reading orientation of the mirrored text.

The page displays a faint mirror-image show-through of an elaborate architectural and heraldic frontispiece. At the top, a large, complex coat of arms is surmounted by a crown and flanked by two winged figures (likely representing Fame) blowing long trumpets. The central portion features a large rectangular frame containing a list of titles, which is flanked on either side by knights in full seventeenth-century armor holding halberds. Below this main frame is a horizontal line of text. At the bottom of the composition is a decorative cartouche containing a five-line dedicatory inscription.

MAXIMILIAN I, DUKE OF

Burgundy, Brabant,

Limbourg, Luxembourg, Guelders,

Count of Flanders, Artois, Burgundy,

Count Palatine of Hainaut, Holland, Zeeland,

Namur, Zutphen, Friesland,

Salins, Mechelen, etc.

Genealogy of the House of Austria

To the most illustrious Prince and Lord, Lord

LEOPOLD I, Archduke of Austria, etc.,

Emperor and King, ever August, etc.,

as a token of obedience and due respect:

Maximilian Emanuel, etc.

original Latin: "Illustrissimo Principi, ac Domino, Domino LEOPOLDO I. Archiduci Austriæ etc. Imperatori, et Regi, semper Augusto, etc. in obsequium et debitæ observantiæ monum: Maximilianus Emanuel &c." This dedication is addressed to Leopold I (1640–1705), suggesting this specific print or page was produced later than the original 1608 edition or included in a later collected volume.