Institvtiones grammaticae latino carmine, hispana cum explicatione, nunc primú ex authoribus omnium probatissimis in lucidissimum compendium collectae, & in quinque tractatus distributae
A Latin grammar printed in Lima in 1595 by Antonio Ricardo and published by Juan González Rincón, intended for students learning Latin through Spanish explanations. The first picture is a printer's device (a shield in an oval frame) beside a Spanish index heading, and the second is a woodcut of a bearded robed figure with a staff and cross, standing in a landscape within a ruled border. A designer might take from them the plain framed woodcut and the emblematic printer's mark as models for period-styled borders and seals.
