CHYTRAEUS Nathan, Variorvm in Evropa itinervm deliciae; Sev ex variis Manv-Scriptis selectiora tantvm inscriptionvm maxime recentium Monvmenta.

Variorvm in Evropa itinervm deliciae; Sev ex variis Manv-Scriptis selectiora tantvm inscriptionvm maxime recentium Monvmenta.

Quibus passim in Italia et Germania, Helvetia et Bohemia, Dania et Cimbria, Belgio et Gallia, Anglia et Polonia, &c. Templa, arae, scholae, bibliothecae, museia, arces, palatia, tribunalia, portae, arcus triumphales, obelisci, pyramides, nosodochia, armamentaria, propugnacula, portus, asyla, aedes, coenacula, horologia, pontes, limites, horti, villae, apiaria, thermae, fontes, monetae, statuae, tabulae, emblemata, cippi, sacella, sepulchra, etc. conspicua sunt. Praemissis in clariores urbes epigrammatibus Julii Caes. Scaligeri. Omnia nuper collecta et hoc modo digesta á ... (1st ed.). Herbornae 1594. nassouiorum. (17.5 x 12 cm), f. [10], p. 846, vignettes, initials, period perg. binding.
(Estr. T. 14). Traces of dampstaining and browning, own entries. Good condition. Perg. binding with superexlibris and inscription on spine, traces of binding. The edges of the pages stained. The work of the German theologian evangelist, poet and philologist, Nathan Chytraeus (1543 - 1598), (brother of David), being a collection of various types of Latin, Greek, German and other inscriptions placed in museums, castles, libraries, churches and others in many European countries, such as Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Belgium, France, England and Poland (including Wroclaw, Gdansk, Krakow, Vilnius, Pomerania) . Between 1565 and 1567, the author went on a long trip across Europe for this very purpose. Rare. 759.