Job expounded by Theodore Beza : partly in manner of a commentary, partly in manner of a paraphrase ; faithfully translated out of Latine into English
Job expounded by Theodore Beza is a 1589 Cambridge printing by John Legatt of a Latin commentary and paraphrase on Job, translated into English by Beza's translator for a Puritan readership. Its pictures are small decorative printer's initials and a fleuron border, built from ornamental scrollwork, leaf sprays and interlaced stems, which a designer could adapt for historic letterforms or ornamental headers.
