Disquisitionis historicae & theologicae de visionibus quae primis quatuor post Christi & apostolorum excessum seculis, christianis quibusdam contigisse dicuntur, pars posterior
A 1738 Latin theological treatise on visions in the early Christian centuries, by Johannes Jakob Zimmermann, Johann Rudolf Ulrich and Johann Fäsi, printed by the Gessner press and held in C.G. Jung's library. Its two pictures are not book plates but decorative elements: a dense woodcut strip of interlaced scrolling foliage with a central masked head, and a black-ground Jung bookplate with a winged angel above a shield bearing a star, cross and grape cluster. A designer could take the scrolling vine borders as ornament and the bookplate's heraldic framing as a model for personal emblems.
