Cocker, E. (1657). Arts glory, or, The pen-man's treasurie: Wherein you may be accommodated with variety of curious hands for any manner of imployments, and also directions to facilitate your practise. Sold by Peter Stent ... and William Fisher.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationCocker, Edward. Arts Glory, or, The Pen-man's Treasurie: Wherein You May Be Accommodated with Variety of Curious Hands for Any Manner of Imployments, and Also Directions to Facilitate Your Practise. S.l: Sold by Peter Stent ... and William Fisher, 1657.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationCocker, Edward. Arts Glory, or, The Pen-man's Treasurie: Wherein You May Be Accommodated with Variety of Curious Hands for Any Manner of Imployments, and Also Directions to Facilitate Your Practise. Sold by Peter Stent ... and William Fisher, 1657.