Canonica de febribus, de egestionibus, de pulsibus, de omnibus, de urinis, Italie balneis : eiusdem tractatus sublimis de vermibus nusquā antehac impressus / Michaelis Sauonarole.
This is a Latin medical treatise by Michele Savonarola, a physician of fifteenth-century Padua, covering fevers, pulses, urine and Italian spa waters, printed for physicians and students of early medicine. The two pictures are printers' and owners' marks: a heraldic-style bookplate with a scrolled cartouche bearing a signature, and a black woodcut panel with a cross, a circle and the letters OSM, a plain emblem a designer could borrow for a monogram or label.
