10-11-2026, 02:44 PM
Wonderful discovery! I think it's likely that the two states of the signatures (one, for example, with the crossed [J] and one without) are by two different hands, perhaps Jacobus and a librarian or assistant. That's quite common. Sir Thomas Phillipps (19th c.) had a secretary who sometimes write the ex libris for him.


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