Artificiosa methodus comparandorum hortensium fructuum, olerum, radicum, uvarum, vinorum, carnium & jusculorum quæ corpus clementer purgent, & variis morbis, absque ulla noxa & nausea, blande succurrant. Autore Ant. Mizaldo Monluciensi, medico.
A 1575 Paris medical and dietary treatise by the physician Antoine Mizauld, printed at Lutetia by Federic Morel for readers of health and diet, with the catalogue record naming only its title, author, printer and holding library. Its pictures are small woodcut historiated initials and a decorative strapwork border, with foliage scrolls, a cupid and a lion, which a designer could borrow for framed capitals and dense ornamental edges.
