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This page is a verso (the back of a leaf) and contains no original printing. The text and images visible here are "ghosting" or "bleed-through" from the title page printed on the opposite side. Because the ink has soaked through the paper, the letters and images appear in reverse.
A faint, mirrored show-through of a printer's device or coat of arms from the title page is visible. Such emblems typically identified the printer or the patron of the work. While faded, it represents the standard 17th-century practice of including a decorative woodcut on a book's frontispiece.