Christian in compleat armour : or, A treatise of the saints war against the devil, wherein a discovery is made of that grand enemy of God and His peop
A 1662 London treatise by the Puritan minister William Gurnall, published by Ralph Smith, arguing that the Christian's spiritual life is a war against the devil and offering armour-based guidance to believers. The pictures are four small woodcut decorative initial letters, a capital T framed by curling foliage, birds, and scrollwork in heavy black ink on cream paper, useful to a designer seeking historic letterform ornament and symmetrical border motifs.
