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Asia.

Asia accurate and recently emended. Wit, Frederick de Asia accurate and recently emended. "Accuratissima totius Asiæ Tabula Recens Emendata.". Amsterdam. Fredericum de Wit 1680?
Copper engraved map of Asia by Fredeick de Wit from his " Atlas Maior". Original full wash colour; verso blank.
The map shows the continent of Asia from Constantinople to Japan , with part of Australia, " Hollandia Nova ." In the upper right corner outline of part of the coast of Hokkado.
Large decorative vignette surrounding title with merchants and a camel; ships to sea. Good impression; light dampstaining to side edges just entering plate; short centrefold split [40mm] at lower margin, with old repair to verso; old ink number to verso.
Koeman III: Wit 3 /4. 495 by 583mm (19½ by 23 inches).    €1200
Stock No. 2551 - Asia full description

India & South East Asia.

India & The East Indies Wit, Frederick de India & The East Indies "Tabula Indiæ Orientalis.". Amsterdam. Fredericum de Wit 1680?
Copper engraved map of India and South east Asia by Frederick de Wit from his " Atlas Maior". Original outline colour; verso blank.
The map shows the area from Persia with the subcontinent of India extending to the East Indies with the islands of Indonesia and the Philippines, part of the coast of China, the interior obscured by the title cartouche: the Northern coast of Australia to lower right corner Good impression; light toning to extreme edges; centrefold splits top [40 mm] and bottom [130 mm] with old repair to verso; paperfault? repaired near lower centrefold; 3 short tears to lower edge, repaired with archival tape to verso; old ink numbers to verso.
Koeman III: Wit 8 /73. 460 by 568mm (18 by 22¼ inches).    €1000
Stock No. 2552 - Asia full description

Tartary and China.

Tartary and the Major part of the Kingdom of China Wit, Frederick de Tartary and the Major part of the Kingdom of China "Tabula Tartariæ et Majoris partis Regni Chinæ". Amsterdam. Fredericum de Wit 1680?
Copper engraved map of Tartary by Fredeick de Wit from his " Atlas Maior". Original outline colour; verso blank.
The map shows North Eastern Asia from the Caspian sea to the Pacific. In the South the area covering the modern countries of Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan across Northern India and Bangladesh to China, Taiwan and Japan; whilst to the North, parts of Russia, Kazakstan across to Mongolia and Manchuria. The Great wall of China is clearly shown. Korea is cartographically correct as a peninsular but Sakhalin Island is missing or is included in the sketchy outlines of Yedso shown according to the voyages of De Vries.
[Ezo, Yezo or Yeso is a Japanese name which historically referred to the lands to the north of Japan. It was used in various senses, sometimes meaning the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, and sometimes meaning lands and waters further north in the Sea of Okhotsk, like Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands.] Good impression; light toning to extreme edges; tiny hole to centre of centrefold; old strengthening to verso of centrefold and old ink numbers.
Koeman III: Wit 8 /72 444 by 552mm (17½ by 21¾ inches).    €600
Stock No. 2553 - Asia full description

Parallel lives of the Greeks and Romans.

ΠΑΡΑΛΛΗΛΑ. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΥ ΧΑΙΡΩΝΕΩΣ [ Plutarchi of Chaeronia] ΠΑΡΑΛΛΗΛΑ. ΠΑΡΑΛΛΗΛΑ ΕΝ ΒΙΟΣ ΕΛΛΗΝΩΝΤΕ, ΚΑΙ ΡΩΜΑΙΩΝ. - Plutarchi Chaeronei quae vocantur Parallela: hoc est, Vitae illustrium virorum Graeci nominis ac Latini, prout quaeque alteri conuenire videbatur, accuratius quàm antehac vnquam digestae & castigatae Basilae Froben 1560
Folio [4]787 pp . α4, a-z6, A-Z6, Aa-Ss6, Tt4, Vv6.
18th or 19th C (?) calf.
3rd edition in Greek of Plutarch's Parallel LivesThis is a reprinting of the 1533 Bebel edition, considered more accurate then the Editio Princeps of of Junta published in 1517.
Prelims in Latin by Simon Gryneaus. Rebound likely in the 18th or 19th century. Edges gilt. Binding rubbed, front hinge cracked, front joint starting.
Loss to lower corner of front free endpaper; tear to end free endpaper
Ink Blot to title, covering part of the printers device , also on final printers device [verso p787].
Historiated capitals at beginning of each chapter.
Marginal annotations mainly in Latin, some in Greek; some slightly shaved when rebound.
Occassional ink underling of text beside which are the annotations.
Brunet: 4 , p735;Graesse ;5, p355. 305 by 205mm (12 by 8 inches).    €3250
Stock No. 3378 - Classical Authors full description


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