Two ownership inscriptions (one from the Augustinian house at Monticiano); unidentified armorial stamp

Ownership inscriptions in two hands, the first written across the device, the second written in two columns on either side of the device.

Unidentified armorial stamp with 3 stars in central row and crescent moons one above and one below.

 

The first inscription is written by Brother Paolo Antonio at the Augustinian house at Monticiano, Italy (founded ca. 1288):

Ad vsu[m] fr[atr]is Pauli antonij quo[n]da[m?] natalis

[...] mariani de mo[n]ticiano or[dinis]: E[remita][rum]: s[anc]ti:

Augustini

 

The (partially illegible) inscription on the lower left side of the device is a purchase inscription written by Michalangelus Millotsius[?] [i.e Michelange Millot?]:

nunc est Michaelis

Angeli de[?]

Millot[...]

emptus ab

ipso [...]issj[?] d[...]

libris cu[m] dimidio.

 

The right column is an ownership inscription (also by Michelange Millot):

Michalangelus Millot

sius[?] Clustinensis

hunc possidet

libru[m]

 

Penn Libraries call number: LatC T2725.1 1565

 

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