De re monetaria vetervm Romanorvm et hodierni apvd Germanos Imperii, libri duo Marquardi Freheri ... : accedit Nicolai Oresmii ... De origine & potestate nec non de mutatione monetarum, liber subtilissimus : cum succincto tractatu eiusdem argumenti Gabrielis Byel, & notis in vtrumque locupletissimis
A 1605 scholarly treatise on money and coinage, written by Marquard Freher and printed at Ladenburg in Germany by Gothard Voegelin for learned readers of ancient Roman and early modern coinage. Its pictures are small black woodcut ornaments and a decorated initial letter, with dense scrollwork, acanthus-like leaves, and flourishes that a designer could borrow for borders, monograms, or vintage ornament panels.
