1. Great Primer Roman 121 2. Double Pica Roman 123 3. Pica Greek 513 4. Augustin Greek 353 5. Long Primer Greek 354 6. Great Primer Greek 456 7. Long Primer Italic 121 8. Small Pica Italic 142 9. Long Primer Roman 155 10. Pica Roman 156 11. Brevier Roman 156 12. Great Brass Roman Caps. 40 13. Augustin Roman 142 14. English Black 73 15. Small Pica Roman 142 16. Coptick 135 17. Augustin Italic 114 18. Pica Italic 130 19. Nonpareil Italic 121 20. Nonpareil Roman 134 21. Paragon Greek │ │ 22. Paragon Greek │445│ 23. Syriac 121 24. Double Pica Italic 87 25. Great Canon 204 26. Brevier Italic 134 27. Music 70 28. [Pica Roman and Italic, bought by │ │ the University, an. 1692.] Roman, │ │ 93; Italic, 78; Small Caps., not │ │ justified, 27; in all │198│ 28. Great Primer Italic 87 29. Astronomical Signs, Pica 25 29. Samaritan, English 30 29. Mathematical Marks 21 29. Cancelled Figures, Pica 10 29. Brasses, Long Primer 16 29. Mathematical Marks, Small Pica 10 30. Hebrew, Great and Small │292│ 31. Hebrew, Great and Small │254│ 31. Armenian 7 32. Arabic, Syriac, and Hebrew 228 32. Arabic Figures 10 33. Sclavonian, Great Primer 110 A paper of Flower Matrices. A paper of Great Primer Roman and Italic, cut by Mr. Nichols—not good. New Music Puncheons and Matrices, cut by Peter Walpergen. PUNCHEONS SEALED UP IN AN EARTHEN POT. For the Double Pica Roman and Italic, and some for the Double Pica Greek. For the Great Brass Roman Capitals. For the Black, English. For the Coptick. For the Syriack. For the Samaritan. For the Cannon Roman and Italic. For the Astronomical Signs and Figures. [For the Pica Roman and Italic.] [For the Sclavonian also there were 109 punches.] UTENSILS FOR PRINTING.