Anabaptism routed, or, A survey of the controverted points ... : together with a particular answer to all that is addeadged in favour of the Anabaptists, by Dr. Jer. Taylor, in his book, called, The liberty of prophesying
A 1655 London polemic by John Reading, printed for Thomas Johnson, rebutting Anabaptist arguments and Jeremy Taylor's Liberty of Prophesying for a learned Protestant readership. Its pictures are small woodcut typographic ornaments: a block-printed initial T, a decorated W, a floral vase band, and a G framed by leafy scrollwork, all in heavy hatched black line on cream paper. A designer might take from them the dense hatching and bold initial-letter framing typical of seventeenth-century English print.
