Marmora Arundelliana, siue, Saxa Graecè incisa : ex venerandis priscae orientis gloriae ruderibus, auspicijs & impensis herois illustriss. Thomae comitis Arundelliae & Surriae, comitis Marescalli Angliae, pridèm vindicata & in aedibus eius hortisque cognominibus, ad Thamesis ripam, disposita : accedunt inscriptiones aliquot veteris Latij, ex locupletissimo eiusdem vetustatis thesauro selectae : auctariolum item aliundè sumtum
Marmora Arundelliana is a 1629 Latin scholarly book by John Selden, printed in London by Ioannes Billius, the king's printer, for the collector Thomas Howard, Earl of Arundel, cataloguing Greek marble inscriptions. Its pictures are small woodcut ornaments: a cartouche of scrolls and a grotesque mask, a foliate pendant with rosettes, a chronology column header, and a historiated initial T with fruit, scrolls and a beast, useful for designers studying early modern print decoration.
