Deffence du Traicté du delict commun et cas privilegié, en la distinction des deux puissances, ecclesiastique & seculiere.
A 1612 French legal defence printed in Dijon by C. Guyot, concerning the division of ecclesiastical and secular powers, with a printer's ornamental coat of arms and a woodcut oval emblem. The first picture is a dense engraved armorial roundel with a crown, fleur-de-lis shield and a cross-hatched border, useful for heraldic or seal-like motifs. The second is a crisp woodcut oval with a man in a tree-felling or foraging scene beside a dog and Latin lettering around the rim, offering a compact model for emblem-style framing and bold line work.
