D. Andreae Alciati Mediolanensis ivrisconsvlti clariss. Paradoxorum ad Pratum lib. VI ; Dispunctionum lib. IIII ; In treis libros Cod. lib. III ; De eo quod interest liber unus ; Praetermissorum lib. II. ; Declamatio una ; De stip. diuisionib. commentariolus
A 1531 Latin legal treatise by the jurist Andrea Alciati, printed in Basel at the Cratander press, collecting his commentaries on Roman law for scholars and students. Its two pictures are woodcut border and title ornaments with a winged figure and a herm-like female figure set in scrolled cartouches, showing how Renaissance printers framed text with architectural strapwork, allegorical emblems and heraldic-style motifs a designer could adapt for frames or decorative panels.

