A treatise of self-denyall
A treatise of self-denyall is a 1660 London devotional prose work by the Puritan divine Richard Baxter, printed by Robert White for Nevil Simmons for a general readership of religious English readers. The pictures are small decorative initial letters, an ornate I, a C and a P, cut as woodblock printing with hatched black ink, scrolling foliage and rosettes filling the frame around each capital, a design source for decorative initials, borders and historical letterforms.
