A description of devils. Containing, I. The devil of a statesman. II. The devil of a courtier. III. The devil of a beau. IV. Of black devils. V. The devil of a lawyer- VI. The devil of a bailiff. VII. The devil of a judge. VIII. The devil of a priest. IX. The devil of a saint. X. The devil of a she-favourite. XI. Black and white devils. XII. The devil of Caadinals [sic]. XIII. The devil of a tame-warriour, or a militia-captain. XIV. The military devils. XV. The devil of a captain. XVI. The devil of a serjeant XVII. The devil of a pawn-broker. XVIII. The devil of an overseer. XIX. The devil of an apothecary. XX. The devil of an informer. XXI. The devil of a doctor. XXII. The devil of a whore. XXIII. The devil of a wife

Imprint

London : printed for J. Millet, in the Strand, [1687?]

Publication year

1683-1692

ESTC No.

R233830

Grub Street ID

105259

Description

[3], 6-34 p. ; 8°.

Note

Date of publication conjectured from Plomer, H.R. Dictionaries of the printers and booksellers. John Millet was active in London from 1683 to 1692

At foot of title page within square brackets: Price six pence.