Castrametation, or the Measurement of a Camp (1617) - Page 2

⚠The image shows the spine of a bound manuscript volume rather than a page of text. The original ink on the parchment is severely faded.

The image shows the spine of a bound manuscript volume rather than a page of interior text. The original ink on the parchment is severely faded and difficult to read.

A horizontal view depicts the spine of a manuscript book, bound in aged vellum or parchment—a common material made from calfskin used for durable bindings in the 17th century. Modern library labels are attached to the left and right ends of the spine, and faint, handwritten ink is visible in the center.

3156 Library shelfmark or accession number.

EGEMONT D. C.? original: "EGEMONT D. C." This likely refers to the House of Egmont, a prominent Dutch noble family, or a specific individual associated with the manuscript's provenance.