Eikōn mikro-vivlikē sive Icon libellorum, or, A critical history of pamphlets
Subtitle: Tracing out the rise, growth and different views of all sorts of small tracts or writings, both collectively and singly, in a general and gradual representation of the respective authors, collections and their several editions, &c. and in particular, of all those from the beginning of the reformation, to the latter end of King Henry the Eighth's reign; especially here in Great-Britain: together with an archæological taste of most languages and sciences, as well as of the most ancient and most modern ...
Publisher: Westminster; Printed and sold by the booksellers
Published: 1715
Place of publication: London
Language: gre
Number of pages: 348
Other titles: Athenae britannicae.
Notes: Pages 32 & 226 misnumbered 23 & 216.

No more published with this title; republished in 1716 as v. 1 of Athenae britannicae.