Repertorium admodu[m] solenne quod merito opus singulariu[m] dictorum appelant do. Nicolai de Milis iuriu[m] interpretis clarissimi: cu[m] apostillis antea positis ... - Milis, Joannes Nicolaus, active 15th century (Lugduni : Opera Ioannis Remy exactissime diligentie chalcographi. Impe[n]sis vero probi viri Symonis Uincent ciuis et mercatoris eiusdem ciuitatis, 1522)
Title and author written on fore-edge: 'Repertoriu miles'.
Woodcut title page and initials. Title printed in red and blank ink.
Includes tabula.
Colophon: 'Explicit Repertorium Eximij vtriusq[ue] iuris doctoris d[omi]ni Nicolai de Milis cu[m] additionibus debitis [et] vtilibus per supranominatum intextis. Nouissime [ver]o auctum singularibus [et] additionibus totam praxim redolentibus: palatia practicantibus valde necessarijs. Impressum in inclyta ciuitate Lugduni. Opera Ioannis Remy exactissime diligentie chalcographi. Impe[n]sis vero probi viri Symonis Uincent ciuis et mercatoris eiusdem ciuitatis. Anno deitatis incarnate Millesimo quingentesimo vigesimosecundo. die vero .xii. mensis Martij. Benedictus deus cum virgine matre'.
'[...] ad R steveson pt xxd' and 'En virgo, rosa mira.' written on recto of front flyleaf among other annotations
Extensive inscriptions on flyleaves including medical recipe in Latin and English at back: 'a purg: dyet drinke Take of Bettony, Liverwort, agrimony, mayden hayre, bugloss: and violetts of eich an handfull, quarter of an ounce of Rubarbe of sarsaphras and sarsapill of either halfe an ounce boyle them all together in 16 pounds of fountayne water (which is 16 pynts) till the water be halfe consumed:. then ad of anyl seeds and sweete fennill seeds of eich: 3 ounces; of Lyquorise 2 ounces of french barly 3 ounce of resings of the sunn halfe a pounde, boyle them all agayne till halfe bee consumed and then adde of succory water one pounde (and one pynte) off sena one ounce Myra= bolons Indy and Cytron of eich halfe an ounce boyle them all agayne a litle while and lett the pott stande from the fire luke warume 6 howers then lett ytt bee cooled and clarifyed for use.' Other inscriptions mention 'prynted by Robert Wyer at signe ...'; 'John Kenys statyoney i[n] the george ...'; and 'praloge betwyx Bernard and Clement to reforme [Pay]chers'.
Keywords: Annotations; Armorial bindings; Bookplates; Markings; Inscriptions