Alphabetum Graecum cum oratione Domincali, salutatione angelica, symbolo fidei, et praeceptis decalogi
Alphabetum Graecum is a 1771 Greek alphabet primer printed in Rome by the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith, intended for teaching the Greek letters and prayers. The pages show columns of Greek letter forms with their names and sounds beside them, set in a plain typeface, and a framed engraved vignette of robed figures around a standard, with a Latin inscription, offering a designer clear reference for early typographic specimen layouts and ornament.
