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A History of the Old English Letter Foundries

Note 375 — Chapter IX · THE LATER FOUNDERS OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.

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“The Arabic (of the Polyglot) is Great Primer, in our (i.e., James’s) foundery; and it came from Mr. Grover” (Mores’ Dissert., p. 13; and again, p. 63). Mores, however, only mentions an imperfect set of Double Pica matrices in the summary of this foundry, whereas Andrews possessed a complete fount of Great Primer. A few odd punches of the Polyglot Arabic are still in existence.

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