A. CORNELII CELSI

Aulus Cornelius Celsus

DE RE MEDICA

On Medicine

LIBRI OCTO.

Eight Books.

From the authority of manuscript codices and the most ancient books, revised with the highest diligence and greatest study by J. VALART.

The page features two distinct printer's marks or seals. On the left is a circular seal containing a Rod of Asclepius surrounded by a laurel wreath and a crown, with text that appears to be an institutional stamp. In the center is a more elaborate decorative vignette featuring a central oval with the monogram "D", topped by a Rod of Asclepius emitting rays of light. The oval is flanked by books, a skull, and draped fabric, signed below by "Beugnet".

PARIS,

At the shop of P. FR. DIDOT the Younger, Bookseller to the most salutary Faculty of Medicine.

M. DCC. LXXII.

With Approval and Royal Privilege.