Anselmvs Solerivs Cemeliensis de pileo, caeterisque capitis tegminibus tam sacris, quam profanis
A 1671 Latin antiquarian treatise by Théophile Raynaud, with engravings by Jean Barbault, on caps and head coverings of sacred and profane use in antiquity, printed for scholars of Roman religion and dress. The four pages show full-length robed figures in a cloak and tunic, Roman coins with busts and reverse scenes such as a chariot with horses, and a portrait bust in a veil, all engraved in fine crosshatched line on plain paper with marginal page numbers.
