“…19 Some of our earlier work using the historical Optical Character Recognition (OCR) tool Ocular to inspect examples of a given letter, or "sort," had given us hope that we could supplement Malcolm's findings with typographical evidence. 20 We were able to confirm Malcolm's finding that Darby's shop used Roman fonts similar to the two fonts in the body text of Ornaments-the first in books like Toland's Life of Milton and Harrington's Oceana (F1) and the second in Calamy's Sermons and Nye's Historical Account (F2). Despite these similarities, however, it remained difficult to match any particular sort of type from Darby's output to any of the roughly 200 distinctive sorts we identified in the Ornaments edition.…”