Philippi Doute Doctoris Medici Parisiensis De succo cyrenaico diatriba ad Bertinum Dieuxivoie ejusdem facultatis doctorem, : Cui accessit ad eundem antirrheticus in quo singula apologetici capita disquiruntur, indéque natâ occasione alexipharmacorum ac purgantium vires in totius substantiae proprietate positae vindicantur
A 1659 medical treatise by the Paris physician Philippus Douté, printed in Paris by Franciscus Muguet for a fellow doctor of the same faculty, and written in Latin for a learned medical readership. Its pictures are small woodcut and typographic ornaments: a putto-and-coat-of-arms headpiece, a fruit-swagged decorated initial, and a framed foliate letter A, useful to a designer for seventeenth-century border and initial vocabulary.
