Tomus secundus.
Tomus secundus is a folio volume of engraved plates from a seventeenth-century Latin work, held in the C.G. Jung library and listed here with sixteen pictures. Its pages carry rows of small roundels with Latin captions and framed scenes numbered as clavis plates, with no named author or place visible in the record. The roundels show tiny emblematic vignettes of figures, landscapes, animals and ships, which a designer could use as a dense, orderly source for medallion or badge layouts and for compact framed narrative panels.
