Uterus muliebris hoc est de indiciis cognoscendi temperamenta uteri, vel partium genitalium ipsius mulieris. Liber unus ... Graecorum, Arabum, et Latinorum testimonia ad hanc doctrinam pertinentia
Uterus muliebris is a Latin medical treatise on the womb and female genitals, written by Marcus Antonius Ulmus and printed in Bologna in 1601 for physicians and scholars. Its pictures are small printers' ornaments: a decorated initial letter built from interlaced foliage, a woven-looking capital, and paired urn-and-figure tailpieces, useful to a designer for compact border and headpiece motifs in a Renaissance manner.
