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III. AMERICA SOUTH OF THE RIO GRANDE DEL NORTE
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work, and the only account of this transaction on which we can rely”. The work
relates also to the history of Cuba, Nicaragua and Peru.
2 11. skilfully repaired in the margin. The margins of a number of leaves slightly
waterstained, otherwise a very well preserved copy.
215 DIAZ DEL CASTILLO, B., Denkwürdigkeiten od. wahrhafte
Geschichte d. Entdeckung u. Eroberung von Neu-Spanien. A. d.
Span, übersetzt u. m. d. Leben d. Verfassers u. Anmerk, versehen
von Ph. J. v. Rehfues. 4 vols. 4 to. Bonn 1838. Boards. 90 —
Sabin 19986. A very scarce edition. The editor’s copy with many cor-
rections and additions in the text and particularly in the biography adjoined.
Well preserved copy with broad margins.
216 FREITAS, Seraph, de, de justo imperio Lusitanorum asiatico.
4 to. Vallisoleti 1625. Vellum. VIII, 190, XXVIII 11. 180 —
Retana 89. J. dos Santos, cat. Azevedo-Samodäos 1325.
Very rare. A defence of the rights of the Portuguese on Asia, written with re-
ference to the treaty of peace concluded between the Spanish and Dutch in 1609.
Contains many passages relating to America, the Moluccas and West-Indian islands.
With exlibris A. V de Franco Texeira. Title printed in red and black.
217 FREZIER, A. F., Reis-Beschryving door de Zuid-Zee, langs de
kusten van Chili, Peru en Brazil 1712—14. Nevens eene be-
schrijvinge van de regeringe der Yncas, koningen van Peru en
hun ryk, door I. Verbürg. W. front, and 37 maps and plates.
4 to. Amsterdam 1718. Boards. 120 —
Sabin 25927.
218 GARCIA, Gr., origen de los Indios de el Nuevo Mundo, e Indias
Occidentales. W. 7 engravings. Folio. Madrid, en la imprenta
de Franc. Martinez Abad, 1729. Vellum. 80 —
Sabin 26567. Leclerc 231. Rich 43. Salva 3325. Heredia 3308.
16 unn. 11., 336 pp., 40 unn. 11.
This second edition has many notes and additions by the editor, And. Gonzalez
de Garcia. The fifth book contains the various native accounts of the origin of the
Indians. The vignette on the title represents the three caravels of Columbus. Well
preserved, clean copy.
219 (GRYNAEUS, S.), die New welt der landschaften unnd Insulen
jungst von den Portugalesern u. Hispaniern jm Nidergenglichen
Meer herfunden. Sambt den sitten vnnd gebreuchen der In-
wonenden völcker. Auch was Gütter oder Waren man bey jnen
funden, vnd jnn vnsere Landt bracht hab. Do bei findt man
auch etc. Folio. Strassburg, Georg Ulricher von Andla, 1534.
Half vellum. 6 unn. 11., 252 numb. 11. 400 —
Sabin 34 106. John Carter Brown I, 113. Harrisse 188. Ternaux 45. Trömel 7.
Brunet IV col. 132. Stevens, hist, nuggets 2018.
First edition of the Germ.in translation by Michael Herr of the “Novus Orbis”.
Both Sabin and Trömel emphasize the great rarity of this edition which is said to be
even rarer than the original Latin edition of 1532. “The version is somewhat
broad, and is distinguished by a certain originality in expression. Although it has
no map, it has, on the other hand, the merit of being augmented in the text.
It contains a full translation of Peter Martyr’s decades, leaf 174—229, and also his
three books “De L-gatione Babylonica” 235 — 248, both wanting i n all the diffe-
rent Latin editions . . . It is curious that none of these differences have been
noted by Harrisse” (Sabin). Bottom margin of title-page carefully repaired.
220 HEMMERSAM, M., west-indianisk reese-beskriffning frân 1639
till 1645, i fran Amsterdam till St. Joris de Mina, itt Castell i
Africa. Nu in pâwàrt Swanska Spraâk forwand. Wijsingzborg,
J. Kankel, 1674. Vellum. 4 11., 94 pp. 120 —
Karl W. Hiersemann in Leipzig, Königstrasse 29. Katalog 572.
55
M. PL
work, and the only account of this transaction on which we can rely”. The work
relates also to the history of Cuba, Nicaragua and Peru.
2 11. skilfully repaired in the margin. The margins of a number of leaves slightly
waterstained, otherwise a very well preserved copy.
215 DIAZ DEL CASTILLO, B., Denkwürdigkeiten od. wahrhafte
Geschichte d. Entdeckung u. Eroberung von Neu-Spanien. A. d.
Span, übersetzt u. m. d. Leben d. Verfassers u. Anmerk, versehen
von Ph. J. v. Rehfues. 4 vols. 4 to. Bonn 1838. Boards. 90 —
Sabin 19986. A very scarce edition. The editor’s copy with many cor-
rections and additions in the text and particularly in the biography adjoined.
Well preserved copy with broad margins.
216 FREITAS, Seraph, de, de justo imperio Lusitanorum asiatico.
4 to. Vallisoleti 1625. Vellum. VIII, 190, XXVIII 11. 180 —
Retana 89. J. dos Santos, cat. Azevedo-Samodäos 1325.
Very rare. A defence of the rights of the Portuguese on Asia, written with re-
ference to the treaty of peace concluded between the Spanish and Dutch in 1609.
Contains many passages relating to America, the Moluccas and West-Indian islands.
With exlibris A. V de Franco Texeira. Title printed in red and black.
217 FREZIER, A. F., Reis-Beschryving door de Zuid-Zee, langs de
kusten van Chili, Peru en Brazil 1712—14. Nevens eene be-
schrijvinge van de regeringe der Yncas, koningen van Peru en
hun ryk, door I. Verbürg. W. front, and 37 maps and plates.
4 to. Amsterdam 1718. Boards. 120 —
Sabin 25927.
218 GARCIA, Gr., origen de los Indios de el Nuevo Mundo, e Indias
Occidentales. W. 7 engravings. Folio. Madrid, en la imprenta
de Franc. Martinez Abad, 1729. Vellum. 80 —
Sabin 26567. Leclerc 231. Rich 43. Salva 3325. Heredia 3308.
16 unn. 11., 336 pp., 40 unn. 11.
This second edition has many notes and additions by the editor, And. Gonzalez
de Garcia. The fifth book contains the various native accounts of the origin of the
Indians. The vignette on the title represents the three caravels of Columbus. Well
preserved, clean copy.
219 (GRYNAEUS, S.), die New welt der landschaften unnd Insulen
jungst von den Portugalesern u. Hispaniern jm Nidergenglichen
Meer herfunden. Sambt den sitten vnnd gebreuchen der In-
wonenden völcker. Auch was Gütter oder Waren man bey jnen
funden, vnd jnn vnsere Landt bracht hab. Do bei findt man
auch etc. Folio. Strassburg, Georg Ulricher von Andla, 1534.
Half vellum. 6 unn. 11., 252 numb. 11. 400 —
Sabin 34 106. John Carter Brown I, 113. Harrisse 188. Ternaux 45. Trömel 7.
Brunet IV col. 132. Stevens, hist, nuggets 2018.
First edition of the Germ.in translation by Michael Herr of the “Novus Orbis”.
Both Sabin and Trömel emphasize the great rarity of this edition which is said to be
even rarer than the original Latin edition of 1532. “The version is somewhat
broad, and is distinguished by a certain originality in expression. Although it has
no map, it has, on the other hand, the merit of being augmented in the text.
It contains a full translation of Peter Martyr’s decades, leaf 174—229, and also his
three books “De L-gatione Babylonica” 235 — 248, both wanting i n all the diffe-
rent Latin editions . . . It is curious that none of these differences have been
noted by Harrisse” (Sabin). Bottom margin of title-page carefully repaired.
220 HEMMERSAM, M., west-indianisk reese-beskriffning frân 1639
till 1645, i fran Amsterdam till St. Joris de Mina, itt Castell i
Africa. Nu in pâwàrt Swanska Spraâk forwand. Wijsingzborg,
J. Kankel, 1674. Vellum. 4 11., 94 pp. 120 —
Karl W. Hiersemann in Leipzig, Königstrasse 29. Katalog 572.
