Vetustas, sanctimonia, potentia atque majestas, celsissimæ augustissimæque, serenissimorum ducum Brunsvicensium ac Luneburgensium domus, antiquis aliquot, & nunquam hactenus editis monumentis, ostensa, á Ioachimo Iohanne Madero Hannoverano.

Helmstad, Henningus Mullerus, 1661. 4to. (8),+ 179,+ (1) pp. Bound together with: ADAM of BREMEN || MADER, J. J. (Ed). M. Adami, scriptoris vetusti, historia ecclesiastica, religionis propagatæ gesta, ex Hammaburgensi potissimum atque Bremensi ecclesiis, per vicina septentrionis regna, libri IV, repræsentans. Cum aliis antiquis monumentis, partim nunc primum, edidit Joachimus Johan Maderus. Helmstad, Henningi Mulleri, 1670. 4to. (16),+ 163,+ (13),+ 175-201, 102-129, 110-116, 237-252,+ (20) pp. Bound together with: GERVASE of Tilbury || MADER, J. J. (Ed). De imperio romano et gottorum, lombardorum, brittonum, francorum, anglorumque regnis, commentatio, et ipsius otiis i,perialibus ad Ottonem IV imperatorem, cum alii, quæ aversa monstrat pagina, nunc primum edita a Joachimo Johanne Madero. Helmstad, Henrici Davidis Mulleri, 1673. 4to. (40),+ 148,+ (1) pp. Bound together with: ENGELHUS, Dietrich || MADER, J. J. (Ed.). Chronicon M. Theodorici Engelhusii, continens res ecclesiæ et reipublicae, ab orbe condito ad annum christi circiter M CCCCXX . Ex codicibus nunc primum edidit Joachimus Johan Maderus. Helmstad, Henningi Mulleri, 1671. 4to. (12),+ 300,+ (32) pp. Contemporary full vellum, spine with handwritten title in ink. Sammelband with four works edited by Joachim Johannes Mader (1626-1680), German historian and bibliograph. He worked for the Wolfenbüttel library and the academy in Helmstadt and become principal for the gymnasium at Schoeningen. His edition of Adam of Bremen is one of the best and most important. Gervase of Tilbury or Gervasius Tilberiensis was a 13th century canon lawyer, statesman and writer. Dietrich Engelhus or Theoderich Engelhusen (c 1362-1434) was a Germen teacher and augustiner in Wittenberg. He is most known for this Weltchronic, ”Chronicon continens res ecclesiæ et reipublicae”.