P. Sixti V. Fvlmen brvtvm In Henricvm sereniss. Regem Nauarræ, & illustriss. Henricvm Borbonium, Principem olim Condæum, euibratum. Cuius multiplex nullitas ex protestatione patet. Cui, præter alia, subiuncta est Disputatio Roberti Bellarminii Soc. Ies. de Primatu Episcopi Rom. & ad eam Responsio. Item Alciati, Cviacii, & Hotomani Coniecturæ de falsitate l. inter claras 8. C. de Summ. Trinit. Cum Synopsi & Indice necessario ...
A 1603 polemical tract printed without a named publisher, issued in Latin and attributed to François Hotman, Roberto Bellarmino and Pope Sixtus V, aimed at scholars and clergy and attacking Henry of Navarre's claim to the French throne. The pictures are small printed ornaments: two black decorative cartouche motifs of scrolls and fleurs-de-lis, and a page showing a round emblem of crossed letters and a Latin inscription, which a designer could borrow for symmetrical scrollwork and monogram-style seals.
