[I]

find likewise among the Ancients that ingenious kind of Conceit, which the Moderns distinguish by the Name of a

Rebus

[2]

, that does not sink a Letter but a whole Word, by substituting a Picture in its Place. When

Cæsar

was one of the Masters of the

Roman

Mint, he placed the Figure of an Elephant upon the Reverse of the Publick Mony; the Word

Cæsar