Conqueste van Indien
Subtitle: De wonderlijcke ende warachtighe historie vant coninckrijck van Peru, gheleghen in Indien, inde welcke verhaelt wordt de gelegentheydt, costuymen, manieren van leuen, ouervloedicheyt des gouts ende siluers, ende voorts alle de sonderlingste dinghen vanden seluen lande. Insgelijcks vanden steden, plaetsen ende inwoonders desselfs coninckrijcx, daer beneue[n] hoet gevonden ende eerst by de keyserlijcke mayesteyt hoochloflijcker memorien gheconquesteert ende vercreghen is, met alle de oorlogen ende strijden die ghebuert [sic] zijn, soo teghens d'Indianen als oock om tgoevernement d'een teghens den anderen
Contributors: Bacquere, Rumoldus de
Publisher: By Cornelis Claesz, woonende opt Water, by de oude Brugghe, int Schrijf-boeck
Published: 1596
Place of publication: T'Amstelredam
Language: dut
Number of pages: 154
Subjects: Politics and government; Civilization; Description and travel; History
Other titles: Wonderlijcke ende warachtighe historie vant coninckrijck van Peru.
Work titles: Historia del descubrimiento y conquista del Peru
Notes: Author identification from European Americana.

Virgules replaced by commas in title page transcriptions.

Engraved map of South America on t.p. with caption title: De Caerte van America; map of Cerro de Potosi (folio 107 recto); view digital version on Luna Imaging.

A translation of Historia del descubrimiento y conquista del Peru, first published  Antwerp, 1555. First Dutch translation by Rumoldus de Bacquere, Antwerp, 1563, under the title De wonderlijcke ende warachtige historie vant coninckrijck van Peru.

Colophon (folio 154 verso): Rumoldus de Bacquere Tabellio Regius Mechiniae transtulit.

Signatures: A-2R⁴ (2R4 blank)

Text set in black letter type; side notes; decorative initials.

Includes Index [11] leaves at end.

Bibliotheca Americana: catalogue of the John Carter Brown Library in Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, I:350.

European Americana 596/104.

Sabin, 106257.

Palau y Dulcet (2. ed.), 379635.

John Carter Brown Library copy in original vellum binding.