⚠The text on this page is extremely faded and partially illegible, possibly due to ink show-through or light-damaged printing. A large, prominent liquid stain covers much of the upper-right quadrant.

II PART?

HISTORY

of the

W O M E N?

The spacing of the letters suggests a formal, emphasized title typical of 17th or 18th-century Dutch printing.

...?

M O S E S?

AMSTERDAM?

Amsterdam was a global center for printing during the early modern period; the presence of "Moses" alongside "Women" suggests this work may explore the lives of figures such as Miriam, Jochebed, or Zipporah.