Trinum Marinum ... Arca Temporum Mundi Reserata ...

Autor: Philo Cosmographus

Verlag: Enderlin, Jackob

Verlagsort: Augsburg

Erscheinungsjahr : 1693

Philo Cosmographus (pseud.). "Trinum Marinum: Oder: Die an einander hangende Drey Meer. Pontus Euxinus, Propntis, cum  Archipelago: Oder: Das Schwartze / Wisse / und Egeische Meer: Mit ihren innliegenden Insulen / ... angräntzenden Meeren und Landen / ... Städten / Vestungen / Gebürgen / Seen / Flüssen / Thieren / Vögeln / Fischen / Antiqitäten und Raritäten / etc. Dem curiosen Leser / zu Lust und Nutzen / ... in vilen Kupffern vorgestellt" - "Arca Temporum Mundi Reserata. Oder: Der Welt eröffnete Zeit- und Geschicht- Beschreibung / Begreiffend Perturbatum: Das ist: Die Tyrannisirungs- Zeit Der Ottomannischen Porten". Augsburg: Anton Nepperschmid for Jakob Enderlin, 1693. Large 4to (30:20 cm). (2), 61, (1); 64 pp.; 39 copperplates on 38 sheets. (32 city-views, plans and maps and 6 depictions of animals). Marbled paper binding from the time.

The book features an overview of the geography of the Ottoman Empire, including the Aegean, the Sea of Marmara, and the Black Sea region - the "three seas" to which the title refers. - Spine of the book expertly restored. Lower left part of the title-page of the first book ("Trinum Marinum") torn off (with some loss of text) and expertly restored. Otherwise in good condition. - The engravings show among others "Pontus Euxinus" (Black Sea), "Moscowitische Residenz Kremelin", "Gli Dardanelli", "Archipelagus" (Map of Greece, Crete and Aegean Sea), "Constantinopel", "Candia", "Rhodus", "Famagusta", "Griechisch Weissenburg" (Belgrade),  "Bursa" (a city in Turkey), "Constantinopoli".

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Stichwörter: Philo Cosmographus, Trinum Marinum, Arca Temporum Mundi Reserata, 1693, Balkan, Türkei, Osmanisches Reich, Krim, Rhodos