1557
I. LES FIGURES ET PORTRAICTS DES PARTIES DU CORPS HUMAIN.—A Paris, par Jaques Kerver, rue S. Jaques, aux deux cochetz.—1557.
Folio, containing 61 large anatomical plates, several of which are signed with the Lorraine cross, and dated 1531, 1532, or 1533. This collection was reprinted in the same form, by the same publisher, in 1575.[421]
II. LES QUATRE LIVRES D'ALBERT DURER, PEINTRE ET GEOMETRIEN EXCELLENT, DE LA PROPORTION DES PARTIES ET POURTRAITZ DES CORPS HUMAINS, TRADUITS PAR LOYS MEIGRET, LIONNOIS, DE LANGUE LATINE EN FRANÇOISE.
Folio; Paris, chez Charles Perier, at the sign of the Bellerophon,[422] 1557.
In the same year Perier published an edition of Durer's work in Latin, similar in every respect to the French edition. It is entitled 'De Symetria partium humanorum corporum.' I am unable to say which was printed first.
1559
PSALTERIUM DAVIDICUM GRÆCOLATINUM.... Parisiis, apud Ægidium Gorbinum, sub insigne Spei, prope collegium Cameracense.—1559.
On the last leaf: 'Parisiis, excudebat Benedictus Prævotius, ad Stellam Auream, via Frumentello.'
Twenty-fourmo of 278 numbered leaves of text, and 20 unnumbered preliminary leaves; printed in red and black.