Prisciani grammatici Caesariensis libri omnes. ... Quibus omnibus ad suum decus restituendis quanta[m] adhibuerimus diligentiam, facile cognosces .
A 1527 Latin grammar by the sixth-century grammarian Priscian, printed in Venice at the Aldine press by Aldus and his father-in-law Andrea Asola for scholars and students of Latin. Its single picture is a printer's device, a shield-shaped coat of arms with a crest of a bird-headed creature, mantling foliage, and a scroll bearing the word GAUDEO, a plain emblem of ownership and identity.
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