Via veritatis unicae, hoc est: elegans, perutile et praestans opusculum viam veritatis aperiens
A 1677 Latin treatise printed by Hermann a Sande, held in the C.G. Jung library, and aimed at readers seeking the path of truth. The first picture is a tree-centred emblem with seven roundels of birds, figures and heavenly bodies, flanked by two men and a dog, printed on a page with a catchword; the second is a dense woodcut initial P built from curling foliage and scrolls, a reference for ornamental capitals and vine-based lettering.
