Historiae antipodum siue Noui Orbis, qui vulgo Americae et Indiae Occidentalis nomine vsurpatur, pars nona: : continens veram et genvinam descriptionem duarum nauigationum Hollandicarum, quas Batavi diversas orbis partes magno animo, etsi varia fortuna, susceperunt. I. Et primo quidem libro narratur, quo pacto quinq[ue] naues, quae Amsterdamo soluerant. Magellanici freti angustiis superatis in Moluccas insulas pertendere conatae, diuerso euentu vsae fuerint, tribus scopum suum affecutis, duabus reliquis in periculoso illo stricto vi tempestarum variè afflectis, irritoque conamine tandem domum redire compulsis. II. Secundo libro felix & admirabilis Oliuerii van-der-Noort totius orbis periplus percensetur, vbi permulta memoratu dignissima, quae toto illo itinere occurrerunt, verè describuntur. Omnia hactenus confuse nec suo loco edita: nunc verò sublatis innumeris mendiis, interpretum Ablepsia admissis, decenter & ordine accurata:

Theodor de Bry (Firm), Bry, Theodor de, 1528-1598, Bry, Johann Theodor de, 1561-1623, Bry, Johann Israel de, -1611, Merian, Matthaeus, 1593-1650, Arthus, Gotthard, 1568-, Heyns, Zacharias, 1566-1638, Potgieter, Barent Jansz, 1574- Wijdloopigh verhael van tgene de vijf schepen. Latin, Noort, Olivier van, 1558 or 1559-1627. Beschryvinghe vande voyagie om den geheelen werelt cloot. Latin · 1633 · Francofurti, : Apud Matthaeum Merianum. · 26 pictures

A 1633 Latin account published in Frankfurt by Matthaeus Merian, part nine of the de Bry voyage series, recording Dutch expeditions around the world for a learned readership. Its engravings show ships in fleets, tense sea battles with rigging and smoke, coastal charts with compass roses, and shore encounters between Europeans and native people with bows and spears, drawn in dense hatched line that suits designers seeking historical maritime texture.

Weert, Sebald de · Imprint 1633

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