 Okes also printed Rachel Speght's "A Muzzle for Melastomus" (1617) for Thomas Archer – one of the few works authored by a woman printed in this period.Like most printers of his historical period, Okes concentrated on printing, and left publishing decisions to the booksellers who commissioned jobs from him.And yet, again like most printers of the era, Okes did a limited amount of publishing himself.