Henrici Günteri Thülemarii ... Tractatio de Bulla Aurea, argentea, plumbea et cerea in genere, nec non in specie : de Aurea bulla Caroli IV imperatoris : Accedunt I. Textus Aureae bullae Caroli IV imper. anno 1356 Norimbergae & Metis sancitae ex autographo francofurtano fideliter descriptus. II. Copia MSti Aureae bullae Carolinae, quod in augustissima Bibliotheca vindobenensi invenitur ... III. & IV. Copiae duarum versionum germanicarum Aureae istius bullae, quae in dicta augustissima Bibliotheca caesarea & Curia francofurtana custodiuntur. V. Aurea bulla Andronici imperatoris constantinopolitani cum notis & addit. VI. Aurea bulla brabantina cum commentar. VII. Capitulatio Maximiliani II imperatoris ex originali, quod in serenissimi electoris palatini archivo adservatur, integra edita
A 1697 legal treatise printed in Frankfurt am Main by Johann Melchior Bencard, written by the jurist Heinrich Günther von Thülemeyer on the Golden Bull of Emperor Charles IV, addressed to scholars of imperial constitutional law. Its pages carry large woodcut initials, each framing a small figure scene in dense scrollwork beside black-letter-style Roman type. A designer could draw on the strapwork, foliate borders and the way a sculpted-looking capital letter sits against justified text, with figures tucked inside the curves of the letterforms.
