Indiae Orientalis pars septima; Nauigationes duas, primam, trium annorum, à Georgio Spilbergio, trium nauium praefecto, Ann. 1601. ex Selandia in Indiam Orientalem susceptam
Subtitle: alteram, nouem annorum, à Casparo Balby, gemmario Veneto, anno 1579. ex Alepo Babyloniam versus, & inde porro ad regnum Pegu vsque continuatam, continens. Omnium, quae illi quidem ad annum 1604. huic vero ad annum 1588. vsque acciderunt, commemoratione; regnum item, locorum, populorum, rituumque variorum descriptione addita
By: Auctore M. Gotardo Arthvs Dantiscano. Omnia elegantissimis in aes incisis iconibus illustrata & in lucem emissa, à Ioanne Theodoro et Ioanne Israële de Bry, fratribus Germanis
Contributors: Arthus, Gotthard, 1568-; Bry, Theodor de, 1528-1598; Bry, Johann Israel de, -1611; Bry, Johann Theodor de, 1561-1623; Balbi, Gasparo
Series: Small voyages -- part 7.; Small voyages -- part 7.
Publisher: Typis Wolffgangi Richteri.
Published: 1606
Place of publication: Francofurti
Language: lat
Number of pages: 126
Subjects: Description and travel
Other titles: Indiae Orientalis pars septima; Navigationes duas, primam, trium annorum, à Georgio Spilbergio, trium navium praefecto, Ann. 1601. ex Selandia in India Orientalem susceptam.; Nauigationes duas, primam, trium annorum, à Georgio Spilbergio, trium nauium praefecto, Ann. 1601. ex Selandia in Indiam Orientalem susceptam.; Navigationes duas, primam, trium annorum, à Georgio Spilbergio, trium navium praefecto, Ann. 1601. ex Selandia in Indiam Orientalem susceptam.
Work titles: Historiael journael, van tghene ghepasseert is van weghen drie schepen
Notes: Constitutes the seventh part of Theodor de Bry's Small voyages, printed in 13 parts and an Appendix in Frankfurt am Main and Oppenheim from 1597 to 1633.

This work has been identified as the first issue of the sole Latin edition of part seven of the Small voyages by Church.

This part contains: (1) an account of a voyage made under the command of Joris van Spilbergen to Ceylon in 1601-1604. It was first published at Delft in 1601; was translated in German, for the German edition of the Small voyages by Gotthardt Artus; and again into Latin for the present work. Camus shows that these translations are much abridged and mutilated. (2) The relation of Gasparo Balbi, a Venetian, to the kingdom of Pegu [modern day Burma, or Myanmar], via Syria, in 1579-1588. Third translation was made from the Italian edition, published at Venice under the title Viaggio dell' Indie Orientale, de Gasparo Balbi. Cf. Church.

Translation of: t'Historiael journael, van tghene ghepasseert is van weghen drie schepen, ghenaemt den Ram, Schaep ende het Lam, ghevaren uyt Zeelandt vander stadt Camp-Vere naer d'Oost-Indien, onder t'beleyt van Ioris van Speilberghen, generael, anno 1601. den 5. Mey, tot in t'eylant Celon, vervatende veel schoone gheschiedenissen, die by haer op dese reyse gheschiedt zijn, inden tijde van twee jaer, elff maenden, neghenthien daghen / by Joris van Spilbergen, first printed in Delft, 1601.

There are three issues of the sole Latin edition of part 7. The first issue has the coat of arms of Archbishop Schwichardt at the head of the dedication on p. [3], 1st count. The second issue has the coat of arms of Johann Adam, Archbishop of Mayence, printed at the head of the dedication on p. [3], 1st count. The third edition contains an engraving of the great ruby at the head of the dedication on p. [3], 1st count.

"Icones, hoc est: Verae variorvm popvlorvm et regvm, ceremoniarvm item, svperstitiosorvm ritvvm et rervm aliarvm, hoc tomo septimo commemoratarum, effigies & imagines. qvibvs tam Georgii Spilbergii, quam Caspari Balbii nauigationes illustrantur. Studio & opera Ioannis-Theodori, et Ioannis-Israelis de Bry, fratrvm, in aes pvlcherrime incisae", p. [3-4], 5th count, has separate title with imprint: Francoforti, in officina typographica Wolgangi Richteri. M. DC. VI. [1606]

Signatures: (:)² ((:)1 verso blank) A-Q⁴ (Q4 blank) a1 (a1 verso blank)

Errors in paging: p. 50 and 59 misnumbered 54 and 69 respectively.

Fully engraved and illustrated title page; engraved head and tail pieces; initials.

Contains 22 leaves of plates which are numbered I-XXII, printed on recto (except for VIII and IX which are double plates and have the first recto printed with descriptive text) and which are signed a2-b4, c1-2, d1-2, e1-g4, and chi1.

Church, E.D. Discovery, 216.

JCB Lib. cat., pre-1675, I: p. 435-436.

Alden, J.E. European Americana, 606/112.