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<dl><dd>Also includes Plemp's Quisquiliae seu Elegiarum liber unus; and, Emblemata quinquaginta. Each has separate t.p. In addition at the end is a brief work: Tabellae ad Simonem Sovium (p. 181-190). All works are in Latin verse</dd>
<dd>T.p. vignette (arms of Amsterdam). The circular woodcut emblematic ill. are within double line borders. Landwehr suggests that the artist may have been "Chr. van Sichem," but does not specify whether the father or the son is meant. Woodcut head- and tail-pieces, initials</dd>
<dd>Signatures: A-2A (P2 and versos of A1, E3, P3 and 2A4 are blank)</dd>
<dd>Includes errata at end of all 3 works</dd>
<dd>Landwehr, J. Emblem books in the Low Countries</dd>
<dd>Bound with: Cornelii Giselberti Plempii Musius sive Rhythmi (Amsterdam : Ioannes VValschart, 1618)</dd>
<dd>Binding: later calfskin. Blind-tooled incorporating initials EM on both boards. Gold tooled spine label: C. G. PLEMPII / MUSAE</dd>
<dd>Fourth front free endpaper verso has bio-bibliographical notes on Plemp, written in brown ink. In black ink at foot: Wiselius</dd></dl><br>Subjects:</div>
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<dl><dd>Plemp, C. G</dd>
<dd>Plemp, C. G. Quisquiliae, seu, Elegiarum liber unus</dd>
<dd>Plemp, C. G. Emblemata quinquaginta</dd>
<dd>Sichem, Christoffel van, ca. 1546-1624</dd>
<dd>Sichem, Christoffel van, 1581?-1658</dd></dl></div>
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