1557. N. T. (Genev.), Heb. i. 3. Which Sonne beyng the bryghtnes of the glorie, and the ingraued forme of his personne.
1561. T. Norton, Calvin’s Inst., I. 29 b. Should very vnproprely yea fondly be called the engraued form of him.
1837. Penny Cycl., IX. 439/1. One of the first books illustrated with designs on engraved plates was the production of Italian artists.
