An analytical exposition of both the epistles of the Apostle Peter, illustrated by doctrines out of every text ..
An analytical exposition of the two epistles of the Apostle Peter by William Ames, a Puritan divine, printed in London in 1641 by E.G. for John Marshall as a close doctrinal commentary on scripture. Its four pictures are decorative woodcut initials and a radiant sun face, which give a designer ready examples of seventeenth-century English typographic ornament: a large T framed by leafy scrollwork, a foliate T, a shaded S in curling borders, and a sun with wavy rays.
