531 - Chrysostom, John. (Omnia Opera Divi Ioannis Chrysostomi). Volume 5: The Fifth and Final Volume of the Works of St. John Chrysostom ... on various subjects, containing certain exegetical, didactic, and exhortatory writings, as well as apologetic works ... Paris, published by Caroline Guillard, widow of Claude Cheuallon, and William Desboys, under the golden sun, on St. James Street. 1556. With woodcut printer’s mark. Paris, Guillard & Desboys, 1556. 2 leaves, 1,180 columns. 40 x 26 cm. Contemporary blind-stamped leather binding over wooden boards with a paper title label on the front cover (spine covering and clasps missing).

Chrysostom, John. (Omnia Opera Divi Ioannis Chrysostomi). Volume 5: The Fifth and Final Volume of the Works of St. John Chrysostom ... on various subjects, containing certain exegetical, didactic, and exhortatory writings, as well as apologetic works ... Paris, published by Caroline Guillard, widow of Claude Cheuallon, and William Desboys, under the golden sun, on St. James Street. 1556. With woodcut printer’s mark. Paris, Guillard & Desboys, 1556. 2 leaves, 1,180 columns. 40 x 26 cm. Contemporary blind-stamped leather binding over wooden boards with a paper title label on the front cover (spine covering and clasps missing). BM STC French 1470 244 (Vol. 1) — This edition follows the Basel edition of 1447. — Contains: Ad populum Antiochenum; Didactica et paraenetica; Epistola septem; Apologetica (with the “Missa” in a Latin translation by Erasmus of Rotterdam). — The Parisian printer Charlotte Remboldt, née Guillard (1480–1557), took over the printing business of her late husband Claude Chevallon in 1537. She became famous for the length of her career and the significance of her output (LGB (2) III, 301f). - Old stamp (P.P.CAPUC.MOGUNT) on the title page, slightly browned. *