Katholoy omnium praesidiorum medicorum universalium & topicorum disquisitio, qua quorundam practicorum in administratione & usu eorundem, errores deteguntur, legitima utendi ratio docetur: Ad sanctissimae trinitatis laudem & gloriam, artis medicae illustrationem, aegrotorúmque omnium releuationem,
A 1595 Latin medical treatise by Abraham Schopff, printed in Basel by Hieronymus Gemusaeus, setting out the correct use of universal and topical remedies for physicians and their patients. The single picture is a square printer's ornament, a woodcut decorative border with an oval centre of interlaced scrolls, leaf forms and knotted stems, useful to a designer for framing, tile-like repeat patterns or early modern ornamental panels.
