Raymundi Lulli doctissimi et celeberrimi philosophi liber, qui codicillus, seu vade mecum inscribitur, in quo fontes alchimicae artis et reconditioris philosophiae traduntur, ante hac nunquam impressus
A 1563 alchemical treatise attributed to Raymundus Lullus, printed in Latin at Cologne by the heirs of Arnold Birckmann and kept in C.G. Jung's personal library. The pictures are a printer's device of a pelican feeding its young beneath a tree, a historiated woven initial D with two robed figures, and a bookplate with an angel above a shield bearing a star and cross, which a designer could draw on for emblematic and heraldic borders.
