Traité de la circulation des esprits animaux divisé en quatre parties par un religieux de la Congrégation de Saint-Maur
A 1682 French medical treatise on the circulation of animal spirits, written by Noël-Philippe Jamet, a monk of the Congregation of Saint-Maur, and published in Paris by the widow of Louis Billaine for a learned readership. Its single picture is a small woodcut tailpiece of a footed bowl overflowing with grapes, pears, apples, carrots and leafy sprigs, rendered in dense black hatching that a designer could adapt as a compact still-life vignette or ornamental divider.
