⚠The original image contains heavy ink bleed-through from the reverse side and some foxing or staining.
Let it be printed. original Latin: "Imprimatur." This was a formal license granted by a government or church official, authorizing a book to be printed and sold.
July 24, 1694.
D. C.
These are likely the initials of the official licenser. During this period, individuals like David Casley or others working under the Secretaries of State or the Bishop of London provided these authorizations.
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