The 3rd ed., a reissue of Carampello's ed. of 1581; see Fowler Each book has its own t.p. and is signed and paged separately Each t.p. is within the same woodcut architectural border, incorporating female allegories and Carampello's device (Patience). At the top is seated "Regina Virtus," the device of Domenico de' Francheschi, the printer of the original ed. of 1570; see Fowler. Another device appears on the last printed page (Virtus et Fortuna), which Zappella assigns to Pietro de' Francheschi (fig. 1205). Numerous woodcut ill., some full-page, by Giovanni and Cristoforo Chrieger, Cristoforo Coriolano and others; see Fowler. Woodcut initials and decorations Signatures: A B-H 2A-2K 3A-3F 4A-4R Fowler Binding: old heavy gray paper. Title & author written at head of spine