Isagoge in canonicas septem epistolas, qua (ut in Paulinis) compositionis oeconomia, et germana dispositio monstratur (1579) - Page 2

A woodcut illustration at the top depicts a group of anthropomorphic bears dressed as soldiers, marching with pikes, a drum, and a flag. The text is framed by two ornate pillars featuring caryatid-like figures of bearded men, each holding a shield displaying a bear, resting on decorative pedestals. At the bottom is an elaborate cartouche containing the date.

INTRODUCTION

TO THE SEVEN

Canonical Epistles, in which (as in the

Pauline ones) the economy of composition, & genuine

arrangement are demon-

strated.

By the same author, Bened. Aretius.

LAUSANNE.

Printed by Franciscus le Preux,

Printer to the Illustrious Lords of Bern.

1572.