En Novvm Testamentvm, ex Erasmi Roterodami recognitione, iam quartum damus studiose lector, adiecta uulgata translatione, quo protinus ipsis oculis conferre possis, quid conueniat quid dissideat. [...]

Signatures: A-D⁶, a-z⁶, A-Y⁶ Z⁴.

At head of title: Ioannes Frobenivs candido lectoris s. d.

Motto on t.p. in Greek and Latin.

Printer's device on t.p. and last page.

Woodcut initials, A2 recto within woodcut borders and a few pages have ornamental frames.

The 4th ed. translated by Erasmus, the 3rd is dated 1522.

"Basileae in aedibvs Io. Frobenii, M.D.XXVII. mense martio"--Colophon.

Darlow & Moule, 4603 (N.T. only, without annotations and notes)

Adams, B1682

Binding Digital image. Wellington, N.Z. : National Library of New Zealand, 2006

Parallel texts: Greek, Latin translation by Erasmus, Vulgate Latin.

Alexander Turnbull Library copy exhibited ; Howard q32 (292510) : Simple to Sumptuous: Bookbindings 1450 to the Present. 5 April - 19 July 2008

Binding: Early 16th century London brown calf over wooden boards, blind tooled, (roll: Oldham, J. Basil. English blind-stamped bindings, HE.h(1), with ornament C.(4)); spine with raised bands, rebacked; remains of brass clasps, and brass cornerpieces.

Provenance: Obliterated inscription on t.p., 16th century; some marginal annotations in 17th century hand; bequeathed to the Alexander Turnbull Library, by Sir Arthur Howard, 1973.

Digital image available: bookbinding, Alexander Turnbull Library Rare Book copy. Details available on request from Curator, Rare Books and Fine Printing.