Al fooles : a comedy, presented at the Black Fryers, and lately before his Maiestie.
A 1605 London comedy by George Chapman, printed by George Eld for Thomas Thorpe and performed at the Blackfriars playhouse before King James. Its two pictures are a large decorative initial pair of interlaced letters A and L in swelling flourished capitals, and a symmetrical woodcut ornament of scrolling acanthus leaves, spiral tendrils and beaded dots framed by sprigs, useful for initials, headpieces and historical border work.
