13.—Blooming Initials. Oxford, _circ._ 1700 80 14.—Pierced Initial. Oxford, _ante_ 1700 81 15.—Caxton’s Advertisement, in his Type 3 _face_ 88 16.—Caxton’s Type 4.* From the _Golden Legend_ _face_ 88 17.—Black letter, supposed to be De Worde’s. From Palmer’s _History of Printing_ 90 18.—Pynson’s Roman letter. From the _Oratio in Pace Nuperrimâ_, 1518 92 18_a_.—Berthelet’s Black letter and Secretary type. From the _Boke named the Governour_, 1531 95 19.—Portrait of John Day, 1562. From Peter Martir’s _Commentaries_, 1568 99 20, 21, 22.—Day’s Saxon, Roman, and Italic. From the _Ælfredi Res Gestæ_, 1574 _face_ 96 23.—Letter Founding in Frankfort in 1568. From Jost Amman’s _Stände und Handwerker_ 104 24.—Letter Founding and Printing _circ._ 1548. From the Harleian MSS. 105 25.—Letter Founding in 1683. From Moxon’s _Mechanick Exercises_ 109 26.—Letter Founding in France in 1718. From Thiboust’s _Typographiæ Excellentia_ 115 27.—Colophon of the _Lyndewode_, Oxford, _n.d._ Showing types [c], [d], [e], [f] _face_ 138 28.—Greek fount of the Eton _Chrysostom_, 1613 _face_ 140 29.—Greeks, Roman and Italic. From the _Catena on Job_, 1637 _face_ 140 30.—The Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford. From an old wood-block 153 31.—The Clarendon Press, Oxford. From an old wood-block 156 32.—Pica Roman and Italic, presented to Oxford by Dr. Fell, 1667 152 33.—Pica Roman and Italic, bought by Oxford University in 1692 152 34, 35, 36, 37, 38.—Hebrew, large and small, Coptic, Arabic, and Syriac, presented to Oxford by Dr. Fell, 1667. From the original matrices 147 39.—Ethiopic, bought by Oxford University in 1692. From the original matrices 154 40.—Ethiopic of Walton’s _Polyglot_, 1657. From the original matrices 174 41.—Syriac of Walton’s _Polyglot_, 1657. From the original matrices 174 42.—Samaritan of Walton’s _Polyglot_, 1657. From the original matrices 174