(MANUSCRIPT.) Com[p]endium S. Scripturae ex. SS. patribus, praesertim doctore ange[li]co collectum a M:R:P: Petro Trudonensi. manuscript in latin written in roman hand in multi-colored inks, 33-35 lines, recto and verso, on laid paper with Pro Patria watermark and crowned GR countermark. elaborately embellished with mounted engraved or woodcut decorative material excised from contemporary books or prints, including 3 plates, 9 large and 18 smaller cartouches, and numerous tailpieces and small illustrations, all hand-colored. [2], 353 [i. e., 352] pages, 15 blank leaves. 204x155 mm, contemporary mottled calf, spine worn, ends chipped, joints cracked, cords intact; occasional light soiling, scattered minor stains. 18th-century ownership inscriptions of Fr. Marcellianus Neomagensis and Fr. Alexander Wappers; signature and armorial bookplate of Charles John Shoppee (1823-97). [Netherlands?], 1731