Iason de actionibus. Domini Iasonis Mayni I.V. monarchae praeclarissima co[m]mentaria, super titu. de actionibus inititu. accuratè castigata: : cum permultis additionibus eiusdem, iurisprudentiae studiosis maximam utilitatem allaturis: cu[m]q[ue] plurium huiusce tempestatis doctoru[m] apostillis, summariisq[ue] per dominium Baltha. Seuerinum iurium lumen illustrata. Repertorio quoq[ue] alphabetico iocupletata..

"Explicit [per]utilis lectura do. Iasonis Mayni super nodoso titulo action[ibus]. cum additionibus nuper per eundem additis do. Benedicti de vadis de foro sempronij legum doc. Necnon sum marijs cuilibet et [Suplex Servus Altissimi Salvatoris Christi Mariae Joseph] et versi. in hac impressio[n]e positis. Impressa Lugduni. Anno D[omi]ni. M.cccccxxxix. die vero xxvij. Mensis Iunij."--Colophon, col. 2, line 5. "Regestum."--Colophon, col. 2, line 14. "Laus Deo"--Colophon, col. 2, line 31.

Title page text printed in red and black within ornate woodcut border. Printer's device of Guillaume de Boulle in lower border of t.p. Printer's device on verso of last leaf.

Woodcut initials. Printed in gothic type.

Signatures: 2a-2e⁸ a-z⁸ &⁸ [con]⁸ [rum]⁸ ; A-L⁸.

Bookbinding Digital image. Wellington, N.Z. : National Library of New Zealand, 2010

Alexander Turnbull Library copy exhibited ; RFr MAIN Deac 1539 (144373) : Simple to Sumptuous: Bookbindings 1450 to the Present. 5 April - 19 July 2008

The Alexander Turnbull Library SPC copy. Binding: contemporary German blind-tooled pigskin over bevelled wooden boards; both covers with roll-tooled outer frame signed C G and dated 1539 (C.G. is probably either either Caspar Genseler (d.1588) or Christoph Georg (fl. 1559), both of Wittemberg. Cf. Haebler). Double raised spine bands, spine panels with elaborate blind tooled decoration; engraved brass clasps with remains of leather straps on the lower cover; spine lining of rubricated vellum. Date of binding, 1546, stamped into date space towards bottom edge of upper cover. Provenance: inscription on front pastedown obscured by ATL bookplate; ownership inscription on t.p.; presentation slip on upper pastedown "Donated to the Alexander Turnbull Library by Mrs A.L. Barker in 1945." Accompanied by letter from British Library (Nov. 4, 1945) and 2 slips with bibliographical information. Acc. 144373.

Digital image available: Bookbinding. Alexander Turnbull Library SPC copy. Details on request from Curator, Special Printed Collections.