Institutiones linguae Syriacae, Assyriacae atque Thalmudicae, vnà cum AEthiopicae atque Arabicae collatione. Addita est ad calcem, Noui Testamenti multorum locorum historica enarratio
A Latin grammar of Syriac, Assyrian, and Talmudic Aramaic by Angelo Canini, printed in Paris in 1554 by Charles Estienne for scholars of biblical languages. Its pictures are woodcut decorative initials and a small emblem of a figure beneath a tree with the motto ALTUM SAPERE, offering a designer ideas for historiated letters, foliate borders, and motto banners.
