Key to the key of Scripture, or, An exposition with notes, upon the Epistle to the Romanes, the three first chapters ...
A 1611 London religious exposition of the Epistle to the Romans by the Puritan writer William Sclater, printed by T. S. for G. Norton for a scholarly readership of divinity students and clergy. The pictures are woodcut decorated initial letters set into the running text: a historiated T with a dog and a hound-like animal, a second T with small animals, a B framed by curling acanthus-like ornament, and an I filled with leafy scrolls, offering a designer compact models of early modern letter-based framing and foliage.
