Quae ex quibus. Opusculum vere aureum, ac praecipua prognoseos mysteria reserans
Quae ex quibus is a 1645 Latin medical treatise by Esteban Rodrigo de Castro, printed at Lyon by Joan Caffin and held by a Paris university health-sciences library, written for physicians and students of prognosis. Its two pictures are small printed ornaments, one a radiant disc enclosing the IHS monogram with a cross and three nails, the other a symmetrical woodcut of a winged cherub's head flanked by swags, fruit clusters and tassels, useful to a designer for compact emblematic borders and central medallions.
