In libros Pauli Aeginetae omnes, annotationes nunc et primum concinnatae, et in lucem editae.
A 1543 Latin medical commentary on the works of Paul of Aegina, printed at Basel by Andreas Cratander and compiled by Hieronymus Gemusaeus for physicians and students. The picture is a woodcut-style initial or ornament showing a nude female figure with long flowing hair standing within a scrolled cartouche above a globe, beside an oval library stamp in profile that a designer should disregard. The figure and scrolled frame offer a clear model for Renaissance decorative cartouche work and allegorical female figures.
