Is there a way to view the "LATEST-1" version in clearcase - clearcase

Question

Is there any way to reference the previous version of every file in a directory in clearcase in the config specs?
I have read through the documentation here, however there is no mention of how to step back 'n' iterations. I am looking for something such as:
element Path/To/Directory/* /main/LATEST-1
...in that it will step back every file one iteration, instead of, for example, choosing a date/label to go to.
-----UPDATE:-----
I'm just adding this in case it's of use to others - it's not an answer as such but it's how I worked around it:
I was able to capture the previous version number from the response to submitting:
ct descr Path/To/Directory/*
This then reports back the below for each file that you can then read in to capture the LATEST and/or "LATEST-1" versions:
version "/Path/To/Directory/file##/main/5"
created 2015-07-31T08:09:18+02:00 by #############
"Automatically checkout by #############
protected by rolemap: #############
effective access for user #############
Element Protection:
User : #############
Group: #############
Other: #############
element type: #############
predecessor version: /main/4
Labels:
#############
Attributes:
Data_Status = #############

Answer 1

Commands like cleartool diff supports an option which refers to the "previous" version (ct diff -pred).
But the config spec itself only use label, branch or date.
As mentioned by the OP Bendy, a cleartool describe /path/to/element output does include the predecessor version.
Actually, using fmt_ccase, a cleartool descr -fmt "%PSn" should display directly the branch-pathname/version-number of the predecessor version's version ID.