D. Epiphanii Episcopi Constantiae Cypri, contra octoaginta haereses opus , panarium, sive arcula, aut capsula medica appellatum, continens libros tres, & tomos sive sectiones ex toto septem : item, eiusdem D. Epiphanii epistola sive liber Ancoratus appellatus, docens de vera fide Christiana ; eiusdem D. Epiphanii Anacephaleosis, sive summa totius operis Panarii appellati, & contra octoaginta haereses conscripti ; eiusdem D. Epiphanii libellus de mensuris ac ponderibus ...
A 1543 Latin theological treatise by Epiphanius of Salamis, edited by Janus Cornarius and printed in Basel by Robert Winter, aimed at scholars and churchmen debating heresy and Christian doctrine. Its single woodcut is a framed title-page or initial-style image of a helmeted armoured woman standing beside a spear, an owl, and a shield, surrounded by twining vine borders; a designer might draw on its dense, rhythmic black-line decoration and emblematic symbols for classical allegory.
