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A chart of the South Sea [cartographic material] /
No full textMap of the Pacific Ocean, being the first English map of the Pacific Ocean, loosely based on Jansson's 1650 map of the Pacific but much updated with additional coverage of the Gulf Coast and the southeastern coast of the United States. California is depicted as an island off the coast of Nova Granada and Nova Hispania but the Americas are heavily annotated with placenames, particularly the west coast of both continents. The map features details based on discoveries such as States Land [i.e. New Zealand] discovered by Abel Tasman in 1642 with 9 placenames; in the northwest appears Iapan [i.e. Japan], the land of Eso [possibly Sakhalin] and Companies Land, and the Isles of Ladrones [i.e. northern Mariana Islands]. The map features the discovery of significant numbers of Pacific islands including those discovered by the Spanish explorer Hernand Galego in 1576 and Magellan in 1519 as well as those discovered by Jacob Le Maire and Willem Schouten in 1615-16. The map also features a limited part of Nova Guinea [i.e. New Guinea and Carpentaria conjoined] with 13 placenames as well as the southern coastline of Anthony Van Dieman's Land [i.e. Tasmania] with 8 place names. Decorative features include coloured outlines of land areas, a colourful title cartouche depicting examples of native costume, a compass rose, rhumb lines, and col. illustrations of 3 sailing ships and 2 whales.; Cartouche title.; Plate 304 from: Atlas maritimus, or the sea-atlas; being a book of maritime charts ... / by John Seller. London : Printed by John Darby, for the Author and are to be sold at his shop at the Hermitage, M.DC.LXXV [1675].; National Maritime Museum. Catalogue of the Library ; vol. 3, pt. 1, p. 492 [item no. 429].; Shirley, N. Maps in the atlases of the British Library ; M.SELL-3b; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm532
Sur le frontispice de la pharmacopée de Milan de 1698
No full textÜber das Titelbild der Mailänder Pharmakopöe vom Jahre 1698.
Das Zentralbild des Frontispiz zur 2. Ausgabe der Mailänder Pharmakopöe (1698) stellt eine Offizin dar, die unter Vornahme einiger Veranderungen einem Kupferstich von Wolfgang Kilian aus dem Microcosmus Hypochondriasis von M. Geiger (München, 1652) entlehnt ist. An den Vergleich beider Stiche schliefit der Verfasser einige allgemeine Überlegungen zur pharmazeutischen Ikonographie an.On the Frontispiece of the Milan Pharmacopoeia of 1698.
The central portion of the frontispiece of the 2nd edition of the Milan Pharmacopoeia of 1698, which depicts a pharmacy, is borrowed - with certain modifications - from an engraving by Wolfgang Kilian in Microcosmus Hypochondriacus, by M. Geiger (Munich, 1652). A comparative study of these two engravings leads the author to formulate several observations on interpretation of the pharmaceutical iconography.Hein W.-H. Sur le frontispice de la pharmacopée de Milan de 1698 . In: Revue d'histoire de la pharmacie, 70ᵉ année, n°253, 1982. pp. 87-90
IX A 1 - Alte Stadtrechnungen (1698)
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IX A 1 - Alte Stadtrechnungen (1697 - 1698)
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