The man-mouse taken in a trap (1650) - Page 4

A horizontal row of twelve identical decorative woodcut ornaments featuring a stylized floral or fleur-de-lis motif.

Errors overlooked in Magia Adamica original: "Magia Adamica"; Adamic Magic, a book by Thomas Vaughan (writing as Eugenius Philalethes) about the mystical wisdom supposedly possessed by the biblical Adam.,

Page 70, line 4: for THESE THINGS original: "AAYTA"; a typographical error for the Greek word tauta (ταῦτα). read THESE THINGS original: "TATTA"; another variation/typo for the Greek tauta.. Page 106, line 23: for or, read for. Page 126, line 26: for doctrine original: "dotrine", read doctrine.

Errors overlooked in The Man-Mouse original: "Man-Mouse"; this refers to Vaughan's satirical work The Man-Mouse Taken in a Trap, written against his rival Henry More..

Page 15, line 2: for fires original: "sires"; in early printing, the "long s" (ſ) looked very similar to the letter "f", leading to frequent mix-ups., read fires. Page 49, line 24: for the, read that. Page 82, line 23: for he, read she.

A horizontal row of twelve identical decorative woodcut ornaments, each featuring a shield-like central shape surrounded by ornate scrollwork and floral details.