Tragoediae sex, quot quidem extant, summa fide ac diligentia è Greco in Latinum sermonem, pro utriuso linguae tyronibus, ad uerbum conuersae
A 1555 Latin translation of six Aeschylus tragedies, rendered word for word from Greek by Joannes Sanravius and printed in Basel by Oporinus for Latin-learning students. Its pictures are small woodcut historiated initials, decorative letters framed in square borders, that a designer could borrow for drop caps, monograms or vintage page openings.
