Tomus tertius.
A volume titled Tomus tertius from the C.G. Jung library, a text page set with decorative headpieces and tailpieces in rococo and baroque style, likely printed in Latin and of early modern date. Its pictures are ornamental cartouches of scrolling acanthus, shields, helmets, and figures set in curling frames, showing how printers built ornament from repeated scrolls, cartouche frames, and emblematic motifs that a designer could adapt for borders, title panels, or heraldic devices.
