De somniorum interpretatione, libri quinq[ue], iam primum à Iano Cornario medico physico Francofordensi, Latina lingua conscripti
A 1539 Latin treatise on dream interpretation by Artemidorus, printed in Basel by Hieronymus Frobenius and Nicolaus Episcopius and edited for scholars and physicians by Janus Cornarius. The pictures are small woodcut printer's devices: a pair of entwined serpents with a bird and the letters FRO and BEN flanking a caduceus-like staff, with two hands gripping it below, and the bookplate is a later ex libris scene of a library interior that adds nothing to the text.
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