The displaying of supposed witchcraft ...
A 1677 London book by John Webster, printed by J. M. and sold by London booksellers, a polemic against witch-trials aimed at a learned and general readership. Its single picture is a symmetrical decorative strapwork border with a central lion mask, flanked by scrolling foliage and grotesque creatures, useful for designers seeking old-style ornamental frieze or panel motifs.
