Labyrinthus cantuvariensis, or Doctor Lawd's labyrinth : Beeing an answer to the late Archbishop of Canterburies relation of a conference between himselfe and Mr. Fisher
A polemical theological treatise by Thomas Carwell, first published in Paris in 1658 by the printer I. Billaine, answering the Archbishop of Canterbury's account of his conference with Mr. Fisher for a readership of Catholic and Protestant controversialists. Its pictures are small printed ornaments: a cartouche with scrolled volutes and fleur-de-lis, a dense black scrollwork cluster, a historiated initial A with two musicians playing lutes, and a heraldic shield with a stag's head crest and the motto Aude incipe, offering designers models of early modern decorative framing and lettering.
