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Australien und Ozeanien
Rinne, F. u. E., Kasana, Kamari. M. Titelbild u. zahlr. Textabb. Hannover
1900. Hldrbd. 3.-
Ritter, W. L., nieuwe Indische verhaelen en herinneringen uit vroegeren
en lateren tijd. 2 Tie. Batavia 1845. Hldrbde. 15.—
Roepstorff, F. A. de, a dictionary of the Nancowry dialects of the Nico-
barese language. (Nicobarese-English and English-Nicobarese). Ed. by
Mrs. de Roepstorff. With 1 pl. Cale. 1884. Cart. 30.—
Rosenberg, C. B. H. v., reis naar de Zuidoostereilanden (Aroe, Key,
Goram, Watoebella). M. 7 färb. Taf. s’Gravenh. 1867. Pappbd. 6.—
— reistogten in de afdeeling Gorontalo. M. 4 Karten u. 9 (statt 10) Taf.,
dav. 4 kol. Amst. 1865. 4.—
Rosenberg, H. v., d. malayische Archipel. M. zahlr. Abb. Leipz. 1878.
Hldrbd. 10.—
Ross, S., bijdrage tot de Kennis van taal, land en volk op het eiland
Soemba. M. Karte. O. O. u. J. (ca. 1870). 160 S. S.-A. 3.—
Roth, H. L., the natives of Sarawak and British North Borneo. 2 vols.
W. over 550 illustr. Lond. 1896. 48.—
St. John (Spenser), life in the forests of the Far East, 2 vols. W. 3 maps
and 16 tinted plates. Lond. 1862. Cloth. 16.—
Saleeby, N. M., the history of Sulu. W. maps. Manila 1908. S.-A. 8.—
— studies in Moro history, law, a. religion. W. 16 pl. and 5 diagrams.
Manila 1905. 8.—
San Antonio, Juan Franc., ord. S. F., chronicas de la apostolica provincia
de S. Gregorio de religiöses descalzos de N. S. P. Francisco en las islas
Philipinas, China, Japon. 3 vols. With engr. plate to Vol. 3. Fol. Impressa
en la imprenta del uso de la propria provincia situ en el convento de
Nrä. Senora de Loreto del pueblo de Sampaloc, extramuros de la ciudad
de Manila, por F. Juan de Sotillo, 1738—44. Limpvellum. 480.—
Sabin 75 987. Retana 258. Medina, impr. en Manila 202. Robertson p. 125. Palau
y Dulcet VI, 399. Civezza 605. Ledere 2033. Pardo de Tavera 2487. Pagös 406.
One of the most important chronicles relating to the
Philippines, China, and Japan. Vol. I and II contain the history of the
Franciscan missionaries in the Philippines from their settlement there up to the year
1741, the third volume is devoted to the Franciscan missions in China and Japan.
According to Retana and other bibliographers the first volume is of the greatest
rarity. It is of high scientifie importance, containing as it does a curious description
of the Archipelago, in which many errors of Colin are corrected and much new
material brought together. The volume deals also with the winds and other matter
of nautieal interest, and is said to have been used by the mariners as a kind of
„Derrotero“, which fact may aecount for ist rarity. — The plate of the third volume
represents the martyr of the 23 Franciscan missionaries in Japan. It is engraved by
Laut. Atlas, Manila 1744.
„The work possesses an American as well as Asiatic Inter-
e s t“, because of the constant shifting of the missionaries from one to another seat
of labour. The names of Mexico, Guatemala, Paraguay etc. are thickly studded
through the pages.“
A very fine clean copy in Contemporary binding.
San Augustin, Gaspar, conquistas de las Islas Philipinas: la temporal, por
las armas del senor Don Phelipe Segundo, el Prudente; y la espiritual,
por los religiöses del orden de nuestro Padre San Augustin: fundacion y
progressos de su provincia del Santissimo Nombre de Jesus. Parte primera
(y unica). Con frontisp. grab, por N. Billy. En-fol. En Madrid. En la Im-
prenta de Manuel Ruiz de Murga. Ano de 1698. Perg. ant. 16 hojas,
frontis, 544 pag. y 4 hojas de indice. 600.—
Karl W. Hiersemann, Leipzig, Königstraße 29. Katalog 653
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Australien und Ozeanien
Rinne, F. u. E., Kasana, Kamari. M. Titelbild u. zahlr. Textabb. Hannover
1900. Hldrbd. 3.-
Ritter, W. L., nieuwe Indische verhaelen en herinneringen uit vroegeren
en lateren tijd. 2 Tie. Batavia 1845. Hldrbde. 15.—
Roepstorff, F. A. de, a dictionary of the Nancowry dialects of the Nico-
barese language. (Nicobarese-English and English-Nicobarese). Ed. by
Mrs. de Roepstorff. With 1 pl. Cale. 1884. Cart. 30.—
Rosenberg, C. B. H. v., reis naar de Zuidoostereilanden (Aroe, Key,
Goram, Watoebella). M. 7 färb. Taf. s’Gravenh. 1867. Pappbd. 6.—
— reistogten in de afdeeling Gorontalo. M. 4 Karten u. 9 (statt 10) Taf.,
dav. 4 kol. Amst. 1865. 4.—
Rosenberg, H. v., d. malayische Archipel. M. zahlr. Abb. Leipz. 1878.
Hldrbd. 10.—
Ross, S., bijdrage tot de Kennis van taal, land en volk op het eiland
Soemba. M. Karte. O. O. u. J. (ca. 1870). 160 S. S.-A. 3.—
Roth, H. L., the natives of Sarawak and British North Borneo. 2 vols.
W. over 550 illustr. Lond. 1896. 48.—
St. John (Spenser), life in the forests of the Far East, 2 vols. W. 3 maps
and 16 tinted plates. Lond. 1862. Cloth. 16.—
Saleeby, N. M., the history of Sulu. W. maps. Manila 1908. S.-A. 8.—
— studies in Moro history, law, a. religion. W. 16 pl. and 5 diagrams.
Manila 1905. 8.—
San Antonio, Juan Franc., ord. S. F., chronicas de la apostolica provincia
de S. Gregorio de religiöses descalzos de N. S. P. Francisco en las islas
Philipinas, China, Japon. 3 vols. With engr. plate to Vol. 3. Fol. Impressa
en la imprenta del uso de la propria provincia situ en el convento de
Nrä. Senora de Loreto del pueblo de Sampaloc, extramuros de la ciudad
de Manila, por F. Juan de Sotillo, 1738—44. Limpvellum. 480.—
Sabin 75 987. Retana 258. Medina, impr. en Manila 202. Robertson p. 125. Palau
y Dulcet VI, 399. Civezza 605. Ledere 2033. Pardo de Tavera 2487. Pagös 406.
One of the most important chronicles relating to the
Philippines, China, and Japan. Vol. I and II contain the history of the
Franciscan missionaries in the Philippines from their settlement there up to the year
1741, the third volume is devoted to the Franciscan missions in China and Japan.
According to Retana and other bibliographers the first volume is of the greatest
rarity. It is of high scientifie importance, containing as it does a curious description
of the Archipelago, in which many errors of Colin are corrected and much new
material brought together. The volume deals also with the winds and other matter
of nautieal interest, and is said to have been used by the mariners as a kind of
„Derrotero“, which fact may aecount for ist rarity. — The plate of the third volume
represents the martyr of the 23 Franciscan missionaries in Japan. It is engraved by
Laut. Atlas, Manila 1744.
„The work possesses an American as well as Asiatic Inter-
e s t“, because of the constant shifting of the missionaries from one to another seat
of labour. The names of Mexico, Guatemala, Paraguay etc. are thickly studded
through the pages.“
A very fine clean copy in Contemporary binding.
San Augustin, Gaspar, conquistas de las Islas Philipinas: la temporal, por
las armas del senor Don Phelipe Segundo, el Prudente; y la espiritual,
por los religiöses del orden de nuestro Padre San Augustin: fundacion y
progressos de su provincia del Santissimo Nombre de Jesus. Parte primera
(y unica). Con frontisp. grab, por N. Billy. En-fol. En Madrid. En la Im-
prenta de Manuel Ruiz de Murga. Ano de 1698. Perg. ant. 16 hojas,
frontis, 544 pag. y 4 hojas de indice. 600.—
Karl W. Hiersemann, Leipzig, Königstraße 29. Katalog 653