Testamenti Novi, editio vulgata, Lyon: Sebastian Gryphe, 1549, 2 parts in one vol., 8°, woodcut illustrations attributed to Jacques Le Fèvre (lacking blank X8 and [?] final gathering Y), text and title lightly browned, some headlines cropped), contemporary limp vellum (soiled, spine defective); and 5 other illustrated 16th-century bibles from the presses of Sebastian and Anthony Gryphe, Willliam Gazello, Bevilacqua and Rouillé. (6)