F. IV. 43. This is a library shelfmark, a unique code used to identify the book's location on a shelf.

A hand-drawn rectangular frame, likely a decorative label or a merchant's mark, topped with a small diamond-shaped ornament. The top portion of the rectangle is divided by two horizontal lines. Inside the main body of the rectangle, the letters "elmj" are written in Gothic blackletter script—a dense, angular style of handwriting common in the Middle Ages.

A Treatise on the Customs and Discipline of Mon- original: "Tractatus de moribus et disciplina monachorum"

ks namely? nonetheless? of all original: "videlicet tamen cunctarum"; "cunctarum" is a feminine plural form in Latin, suggesting a missing word such as "rules," "traditions," or "provinces."

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