Aurora : containing the first fancies of the authors youth
Aurora is a 1604 London book of poems by William Alexander, Earl of Stirling, printed by Richard Field for the bookseller Edward Blount. Its two pictures are small woodcut ornaments: an oval frame with an anchor, a cross and the word ANCHORA SPEI, and a central female mask flanked by fruit-laden cornucopias with feathered tops. A designer could take from them a model for compact emblematic borders, cartouches and grotesque-style central motifs.

