Includes much Greek; the 2nd part has all Greek texts (original) also in Latin translation, the 3rd part is entirely in Greek.
The word Basilicōn in the first title has the long ō printed as (capital) Greek omega.
First part contains emendations and additions to the Greek text of the anonymous 10th-century Synopsis Basilicorum (known also as "Synopsis maior") as edited by Johannes Leunclavius and published in 1575 with title: LX librorum Basilikōn, id est uniuersi iuris Romani ... ecloga siue synopsis.
Signatures: pi² A-O⁸; ²A-I⁸ ²K²; ³A-H⁸ ³I⁴. ³I4, blank? wanting in LC copy.
Collation shown is that of the copy used for cataloging; perfect copy may include more preliminary matter or more pages at end.
The publisher also issued the 3 parts separately under titles: Observationes et emendationes in Synopsim Basilicōn; Impp. novellae constitutiones Graeco-Latinae X; and Veteres glossae verborum iuris quae passim in Basilicis reperiuntur.