Paulou aiginêtou iatrou aristou, biblia hepta. en archê ekastou tôn bibliôn deiknutai ta en ekeinô periechomena / pauli aeginetae medici optimi, libri septem...
A 1538 Greek medical treatise in seven books by the Byzantine physician Paul of Aegina, edited by Hieronymus Gemusaeus and printed at Basel by Andreas Cratander for scholars and physicians. Its pages show dense Greek type in continuous columns, a historiated initial with a small figure scene beside a centred heading, and a decorative woodcut cartouche framing a standing nude figure with a winged sphere below, suggesting how title and initial ornament can anchor a text-heavy page.
