Petrus Rochabonella, ed.; Prosdocimus Mutius, corr., "Libellus Avicene de viribus cordis translatus ab Arnaldo de villa nova": 6 leaves next to end., and Med: Later German binding. Described by Scott Husby, 2010.
Publisher:
Dionysius Bertochus
Subject (Topic):
Medicine, Medieval, Medicine, Arab, Materia medica, and Heart
A coat of arms divided into fours, with a heart shape in each portion. The crest is surrounded by elaborate mantling. Above the image are the hands and arm of an archer protruding from a cloud and priming to fire an arrow. Beneath the crest is the motto Diriget Deus.
Subject (Name):
Butter, D.
Subject (Topic):
Armorial, Armorial bookplates, Heart, Physicians, and Shield
A coat of arms that has been divided into quadrants. Two of these quadrants are identical, with three hearts and a fleur-de-lis beneath. A third quadrant features two lions; the fourth shows a large lion with a smaller lion in a canton. A fess passes over the quadrant, with the letter S at its center. A knight's helmet is at the helm, surrounded by elaborate mantling. At the crest is a camel. Below is the motto Via Una Cor Unum.
This plate is printed in black ink against a yellow background. A coat of arms is at the center of this image—divided into fours, and with a heart shape in each portion. At the helm is a left arm protruding form a cloud with a bow and arrow. Above this is the motto Diriget Deus. Surrounding the image is a rectangular border, with two Roman-esque patterns on the upper and lower ends, and a caduceus on either side.
Subject (Name):
Butter, D.
Subject (Topic):
Amorial, Armorial bookplates, Caduceus, Heart, Hospitals, Physicians, and Shield
A coat of arms, divided into two, on which a dark hand extends from the clouds above to take the pulse of gloved hand beneath it. Below this is a harp. At the crest is the head and wings of a cherub. On either side of the shield is a cherub amongst leafy designs. Beneath the shield is the motto Ratione et Experientia.
Looking through a window, there is a sitting woman, holding a branch, with her hand on a book. On the table beneath her is a heart in a glass case, a candle, an hourglass and an open book. Beneath the image is the phrase Forever wilt thou love and she be fair.
Subject (Name):
Shaftel, Norman
Subject (Topic):
Bookplate collectors, Books, Candles, Heart, Medical historians, Physicians, Time, and Woman
A coat of arms featuring a fruit tree debruised by a fess with three spotted roundels. At the helm, surrounded by mantling much larger than the shield, is a knight's helmet. A flaming heart atop a torse is at the crest. Beneath the shield are two large cornucopias; at the top is the motto Ex Corde Charitas.
Subject (Name):
George Watson's Hospital Library and Watson, George
Subject (Topic):
Armorial bookplates, Heart, Helmet, Hospitals, Medical libraries, and Nature
