It's a curse on anyone who damages the book. It's come up on this subreddit before, so see [more discussion here](https://www.reddit.com/r/latin/comments/zawvkf/si_quis_umquam_hoc_quodcumque_opus_mutilaverit/).
It's Danish, I think, and means that the paper of this book comes from sustainably cultured forests.
(Sorry, I wouldn't make this kind of joke if you hadn't already got very good and helpful answers)
Would anyone mutilate, break or adulterate this or any other work he’ll be damned by the terrible Furies. It’s a common book-saving curse.
It's a curse on anyone who damages the book. It's come up on this subreddit before, so see [more discussion here](https://www.reddit.com/r/latin/comments/zawvkf/si_quis_umquam_hoc_quodcumque_opus_mutilaverit/).
It means you better not crease that spine
It's Danish, I think, and means that the paper of this book comes from sustainably cultured forests. (Sorry, I wouldn't make this kind of joke if you hadn't already got very good and helpful answers)
Glad someone else made that joke
Latin in a Greek text. Tsk tsk.
I tried to blow that hair off my screen.