Calligraphia Graeca et poecilographia Graeca. Exaravit Johannes Hodgkin, sculpsit H. Ashby.

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British Library

T112174

The titlepage and dedication leaves are engraved, and are followed by two leaves of letterpress, after which come five unnumbered plates; the first letterpress leaf of the part published in 1807 is followed by twelve plates numbered 8-19, and ends with a

London : published Octr. 1st. 1794. by the author, and sold by H. Ashby, 1794-1807. [8];[4]p.,plates ; 2