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‎Sica tragica comiti Mauritio a Iesuitis ut aiunt Calvinistae Leyde intentatae... Nunc Latinè edita ab Aegidio Schondoncho...‎

‎" Antverpiae (Antwerpen), Apud Ioachimum Trognaesium, 1599, in-8°, (16) nn pp + 185 + (7) nn pp, (complete), title with copper engraved emblematical vignette, 1 woodcut ill. (on p. 185, of the ""sica tragica"", a dagger), cont. vellum, ex-library stamp on title, ex-dono label on first paste down (Antwerp Jesuits 1910), manuscript ex-dono by the auhor on title-page; ""Francisco Schotte author dd"". Also old rubbers stamp on title page (Antwerp S.J. College). (Bibliotheca Belgica Tome I pp. 900 , Belgica Typographica 741). USTC 402479. Pp. (129)-166 contain; ''Urbium Litterae ac Testimonia de Pedro Panne a Jesuitis ut volunt Calvinistae ad Comitis Mauritii caedem summisso atqua ob id Leydae plexo.'' This a liberal translation with additions by Costerus of ''antwoorde op de hollandtsche sententie tegen Pieter Panne''. Pieter Panne, a native of Ypres, was accused, convicted and beheaded for trying to murder Maurits of Orange at the wedding of Amelie, daughter of Marnix van Sint-Aldegonde. It was alleged that he acted on the instigation of the Jesuits of Douai (Dowaai), hence this defense of the Jesuits by Costerus against the Calvinists. This ex-dono copy belonged to Franciscus Schott (died 1625), brother of Andreas Schott. In 1621 F. Schott was professor of music at the Antwerp Jesuit college (Droeshout, Annales du collège d'Anvers, III , 286)."‎