"Tesmoin mon synet manuel, cy mis le xe jour de avril mil vc trente et cyns, après Pasque."
Here follows the paraphe.
School-boys in France write the following lines in their books after their names, and generally accompany them with a drawing of a man hanging on a gibbet:
"Aspice Pierrot pendu,
Quòd librum n'a pas rendu;
Pierrot pendu non fuisset,
Si librum reddidisset."
English school-boys use these forms:
"Hic liber est meus
Testis est Deus.