Miracles and Mysteries of Chemistry and Medicine (1656) - Page 12

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This page is a verso verso: the back of a leaf of paper, forming the left-hand page of an open book. In 17th-century bookbinding and printing, it was standard practice to leave the reverse of a title page blank, or to include blank "flyleaves" at the start of a volume to protect the contents. Any visible marks on the original surface are likely "ghosting" or "bleed-through" where ink has seeped through from the pages on either side over the centuries.