Protestancy without principles : or sectaries unhappy fall from infallibility to fancy ; laid forth in four discourses
Protestancy without principles, a 1668 polemic against Protestant sects by E. Worsley, printed at Antwerp by Michael Cnobbaert for a Catholic readership. The four pictures are decorated woodcut initials: a large letter W flanked by birds and foliage, and a letter I built from scrolling vines, grapes, a bird and a rabbit, useful for a designer seeking historical ornamental capitals with naturalistic animal details.
