Aglossostomographie, ou description d'une bouche sans langue, laquelle parle et faict naturellement toutes ses autres fonctions
Aglossostomographie is a 1630 French medical treatise by Jacques Roland de Belebat, a Saumur surgeon, printed at Saumur for Claude Girard and Daniel de l'Erpinière and written for physicians and surgeons. The pictures are typeset pages with a small woodcut initial and a letterpress title page set in roman capitals with a dense central block, offering a designer a model for historic typographic hierarchy, decorative initials and centred title layouts.
