Critique of the Most Celebrated Authors (1696) - Page 6

⚠This page is a flyleaf with significant ink bleed-through (ghosting) from the following title page, which appears in reverse. The primary intended text on this side is a handwritten ownership inscription at the top.

This page is a flyleaf showing significant "ghosting"—ink that has bled through from the following title page. While the primary text is a handwritten ownership note at the top, the reverse image of the book's title page is visible through the paper.

Edmund Turner original: "Edm: Turneri," the name is in the genitive case, implying "The book of Edmund Turner" of Shropshire original: "Salopiensis," a Latinized form referring to Salop, the historic name for Shropshire, by the gift of his brother.

The following text is visible in reverse due to ink bleed-through from the next page: Critiques of More Famous Authors original: "Censura Celebriorum Authorum" by Thomas Pope Blount. The printer's mark shows two figures supporting a crest, identifying the publisher as Samuel de Tournes in Geneva, 1694.