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Libellus valde doctus elegans, & vtilis, multa et varia scribendarum literarum genera complectens (1564)
Wyss, Urban, d. 1561, Berger, Thiebold, fl. 1551-1584 · Argentinae [Strasbourg] : Ex officina Theobaldi Bergeri · leaf 69
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