Description geographique, et historique de la Morée
Subtitle: reconquise par les venitiens, du royaume de Negrepont : des lieux circonvoisins et de ceux qu'ils ont soûmis dans la Dalmatie, & dans l'Epire, depuis la guerre qu'ils ont declarée aux turcs en 1684, jusqu'en 1687 : enrichie de plusieurs plans, & vûë de places des mêmes païs
By: par le Pere Coronelli
Publisher: Chez Nicolas Langlois, rüe Saint Jacques ; à l'enseigne de la Victoire
Published: 1687
Place of publication: Paris
Language: fre
Number of pages: 122
Subjects: Description and travel; Early works to 1800; History; Foreign relations
Other titles: Morée du pere Coronelli; Moreé
Work titles: Memorie istoriografiche del regno di Morea e Negroponte
Notes: Translation of: Memorie istorigrafiche del regno di Morea e Negroponte.

"Aux dépens de l'Autheur."

"Avec privilege du Roy."

"Infolio."

"There is a certain amount of confusion surrounding the plates in works by Coronelli because they were added, removed and changed as Coronelli chose; he also used the same series of plates in different combinations which he dedicated to various important political figures in Venice. The four single plates depict Coron, Forte Torreta, Porto di Cerigo and Dardanelli di Lepanto."--Sotheby's.com (viewed August 1, 2016).

Includes index.

Lib copy has 3 bookplates on one-quarter sheet tipped in between inside front cover and first front fly leaf: bookplates are: (1) Harvard University, Ex Libris, Dumbarton Oaks Library; (2) bookplate of Thomas Day Seymour, with view of Acropolis; (3) bookplate of Charles Seymour, with architectural views.

Lib. copy unnumbered page 6 (page before "Table des principaux Lieux ...)": "Promets à Monsieur l'Abbé de Dangeau" (perhaps Louis de Courcillon, 1643-1723), and dated "le premier jour Decembre 1686", and signed by the author.

Lib. copy has accession number, in pencil, on title page: 31479.

Lib. copy pages 62 misnumbered as 65; 62 misnumbered 66; "7 "in 67 inked in.

Lib. copy does not have word "Infolio" nor half-title page.

Lib. has 48 unnumbered plates, some folded, some tipped in.