Notabilia supra Guidonem scripta, aucta, recognita, ab excellenti Medicinae dilucidatore Domino Joanne Falcone, Montispessulanae Academiae Decano. Quae cum a multis antehac et typographis, et invidis depravata fuerint, ita ut falsa pro veris supposita, sed vera pro falsis, et utilia pro inutilibus perniciose substracta sint : nunc tamem ab omni labe repurgata, nec mediocri adhibita diligentia pristino nitori ac integritati restituta : imo vero additis duorum Medicinae luminum Hippocratis et Galeni, necnon Avicennae, Rhasis, Avenzoar, Mesuae, aliorumque insignium Medicorum autoritatibus illustrata sic recens in lucem emissa proferuntur
A 1559 Latin medical commentary by Jean Falcon, dean of the Montpellier medical faculty, printed at Lyon by Ian de Tournes for physicians and students. Its pictures are a decorated initial with a stepped woodcut-like letter, a title page with a portrait medallion and engraved type, and a diagram of five senses arranged around a central common sense, useful for designers wanting ornate capitals, mixed type scale, or simple circular schematic layouts.
