L. Joachimi Felleri, Poes. PP. & Acad. Lips. Bibliothecarii Vindiciæ, adversus Johann. Henrici Eggelingii Iniquissimam insulsissimamque Censuram, ut vocat, Censuræ Mysteriorum Cereris Et Bacchi, nec non Disquisitionis Epistolicæ De Numismatibus Quibusdam, quæ pro Neronianis ille venditat
A 1685 Latin defence by Joachim Feller, librarian and poet at Leipzig, answering Johann Henrich Eggeling's criticism of Feller's earlier work on Ceres and Bacchus mysteries and on coins, printed for classical scholars. Its plates show a silver-style ewer and frieze of carved relief panels, a row of medallion coins with classical busts and scenes, and a small woven basket of flowers, which a designer might use for ornamental borders and antique motifs.
