Rhetoricorum ad C. Herennium libri IIII. incerto auctore. Ciceronis De inuentione libri II. De oratore, ad Q. fratrem libri III. Brutus, siue, de claris oratoribus, liber I. Orator ad Brutum, Topica ad Trebatium, Oratoriae partitiones, Initium libri De optimo genere oratorum.
A 1546 Venetian printers' device of the Aldine press, issued by the Aldi filii (sons of Aldus) as the printed mark for a collected edition of Cicero's rhetorical works held by the John Carter Brown Library. The engraving shows an anchor entwined with a dolphin, flanked by two cherubs and a pair of carved cornucopia-like urns, with the inscription ALDI FILII; a designer could take from it the classic pairing of anchor and dolphin as a symbol of swift deliberation, and the symmetrical framing of a corporate or publisher's mark.
