Third volume of a three set authored by Fr. Juan (de) Osorio, a Spanish Jesuit (1542-1594), titled Concionum Sanctis a book of sermons, which are for the usual days and the festivities. Fr. Osorio's specialty was moral theology. Note that the first page is in Latin, but the licenses on the next page are in Spanish.
The handwriting on the top translates to: College of the society of Jesus, Neuberg 1623.
And the two phrases, Sum Johannis Eberhardi in S. Eraas s. ( "priest of St. Eraas" (?) in shorthand) and Sum M. Leonardj Braun and the text on the page opposite this one (Sum Johannes Mayer and "L.K.") respectively translate to "my owner is.. (name)" or another way of saying "this book belongs to..." indicating that this book passed from one hand to another on it's journey overseas.
And no accident that this is a three volume set.
This particular book was found by Abe Reid, and several decades later, another was found by John Burbridge, but unfortunately was sold to a collector in New York. Tom Kollenborn has seen and touched this book, but as I understand it, is loathe to comment on it because it goes against everything he preaches and believes in, as far as the history of the Superstitions.
The third book is either as yet, undiscovered, or has been found, but the discovery not publicized.
I suspect that a copy of the C.P. drawing existed in each of those books.
