Defensa de la verdad, consagrada a la luz de la justicia; : sujeta a la comun censura, para que sea patente al teatro de mundo
A 1689 Spanish-language polemic attributed to Francisco de Ayeta, printed in Madrid with an unnamed publisher and owned by the Franciscan college of San Buenaventura in Tlatelolco, and aimed at a learned readership defending the truth against censure. The single page shows a framed title block with a central coat of arms above a Latin scripture quotation from Proverbs, set in a decorative border with a small ink stamp in the lower corner, offering a designer a model for heraldic, typographic framing and classical border ornament.
