Note 337 — SECTION II. PRINTED BOOKS ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAVINGS BY TORY OR HIS PUPILS.
George Burnham Ives translation
The earliest book in which I have seen it, excluding the Thesaurus latinæ linguæ of 1536, and the Dictionarium Latino-Gallicum of 1538, which was a sequel to the first, and in which it was necessarily used (I saw these two books at M. Didot's), is a quarto pamphlet, published in 1537, on the occasion of the discussions between François I and Charles V, entitled: Exemplaria litterarum, etc.