An essay on colophons : with specimens and translation . o incur these dreadful penalties by ig-norant piracy. Famosissimi iureconsulti Francisci Curtii ex proprio exemplariexceptum Consiliorum volumen primum per Iohannem Vinza-lium Turrianum summa cum diligentia reuisum, ac UldericiScinzenzeler artificio operoso impressum Mediolani die xx Decembris. Ne in penam non paruam imprudenter incurras, O bibliopolaau [i] dissime, scias obtentum esse ab Illustrissimo et Sapien-tissimo Mediolani principe rescriptum ne Curtiana Consilia addecimum usque annum, aut imprimi possint, aut alibi
An essay on colophons : with specimens and translation . o incur these dreadful penalties by ig-norant piracy. Famosissimi iureconsulti Francisci Curtii ex proprio exemplariexceptum Consiliorum volumen primum per Iohannem Vinza-lium Turrianum summa cum diligentia reuisum, ac UldericiScinzenzeler artificio operoso impressum Mediolani die xx Decembris. Ne in penam non paruam imprudenter incurras, O bibliopolaau [i] dissime, scias obtentum esse ab Illustrissimo et Sapien-tissimo Mediolani principe rescriptum ne Curtiana Consilia addecimum usque annum, aut imprimi possint, aut alibi impressaimportari venalia in eius districtum sub poena indignationisCaesaree et eris in eo contenta. Itaque ne ignarus erres te ad-monitum esse voluit Iohannes Vinzalius. n6 AN ESSAY ON COLOPHONS jnefcuflObtmtomdTcablpirt^^ refcriptam ne cur tuna confilta ad dcctnm vfqj a nntiaut linpuim pof finuutaliW tmp:cflainjpo:tari vcnaltain riusDiftrictunifub pena indtsnationfocefarcc^crotncocontcnta^taqjncignanw errcs te idnjomtumcircvoluit^oanneevinjaliu^alc*. Franciscus Curtius. Consilia. Milan : U. Scinzenzeler, 1496. The first volume of the Opinions of the most famous juristFranciscus Curtius, taken from his own copy, revised with thegreatest diligence by Giovanni Virizalio Turriano, and by thebusy skill of Ulrich Scinzenzeler printed at Milan on December20, 1496. To save you from rashly incurring no small pen-alty, most greedy bookseller, you are to know that a decree hasbeen obtained from the most illustrious and most wise prince ofMilan, that until the tenth year from now no copies of the Opin-ions of Curtius may be printed, or if printed elsewhere may beimported for sale into his district, under the penalty of his royal PUBLISHERS COLOPHONS 117 indignation and a fine, as there expressed. Therefore, lest youshould err in ignorance, Giovanni Vinzalio wished you to be in-formed. Without attempting to follow the subject of Privilegesall over Europe, it may be worth while to note a
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