Trinum marinum. Arca Temporum Mundi Reserata

Augsburg: Jacob Enderlin, 1693 In-folio, 62 pp (lacking the leaf with the preface), 29 engravings. [bound before:] Philo Cosmographus. Arca Temporum Mundi Reserata. Augsburg: Jacob Enderlin, 1693. 20 pp (of 64 pp, the first part only, complete with the index). Old vellum backed boards with small corners, label with the title gilt at the spine, edges painted red (end-papers little cracked but firm, title remounted, corner of an engraving torn off and restored). Another two works published in Augsburg by Enderlin exploring the popular subject of the Great Turkish War, and supplementing “Cyaneae” (1686), “Theatrum novellarum mundi” (1687) or “Cyaneae Redivivae” (1691). The number of plates (most, if not all, reused from the previous publications) and their arrangement varies from copy to copy, the most complete copy contains 38 illustrations. This copy contains 29 engravings, including 6 maps (Black Sea, Chios, Corfu, Cefalonia, Greece, Morea) and 13 views (among others Smyrna, Rhodes, Famagusta, Thessaloniki, Kamieniec, Kodak, Moscow). VD17 3:605737C; VD17 3:605739T