Indiae Orientalis pars octava
Subtitle: navigationes quinque : primam, à Iacobo Neccio, ab anno 1600, vsque ad annum l603 : secundam, à Iohanne Hermanno de Bree, ab anno 1602, vsq[ue] ad annum 1604 : tertiam, à Cornelio Nicolai, annis quatuor : quartam, à Cornelio de Vena, duobus annis : quintam, sub Stephano de Hagen tribus annis, in Indiam Orientalem susceptas & peractas continens : locorum, regum, populorum, rituumq́ue variorum descriptione ... addita
By: auctore M. Gotardo Arthus Dantiscano ; omnia elegantissimis in aes incisis iconibus illustrata & in lucem emissa per Ioannem Theodorum & Ioannem Israelem de Bry ...
Contributors: Bree, Jan Harmensz van; Claesz, Cornelis, approximately 1546-1609; Fondo Cicognara (Biblioteca apostolica vaticana); Leopoldo Cicognara Program (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Series: Cicognara library
Publisher: [In officina typographica Wolfgangi Richteri]
Published: 1607
Place of publication: Francoforti
Language: lat
Format: [microform] :
Number of pages: 114
Subjects: Early works to 1800; Description and travel; Voyages and travels; Discovery and exploration
Other titles: Navigationes quinque; Genvinae et expressae delineationes omnium memorabilium.; Icones, seu, Genvinae et expressae delineationes omnium memorabilium.
Notes: Printer's name supplied from t.p. to plates.

Separate t.p. to plates: Icones, seu, Genvinae et expressae delineationes omnium memorabilium ...

Contains accounts of 5 voyages made by the Dutch to the East Indies to counteract the influence of the Portuguese and Spaniards who had sought to establish themselves there: 1. Roelof Roelofsz's narrative of a voyage by J.C. van Neck to Ternate and Macao, and the city of Patane: p. 13-44, 2. an account by J.H. Bree of a voyage to the East Indies under the command of Admirals De Weert and Pietersz: p. 45-100, 3. a relation made by Cornelis Clæsz of that part of the expedition, under the command of Admiral Van Neck, which was detached from the main fleet, placed under the command of Corneille Nicolas, and visited China: p. 101-104, 4. a voyage to China under Cornelis van de Venne: p. 105-106, and 5. an account of the 2nd voyage of Steven van der Hagen to the Moluccas in 1603-1606, 1st published at Rotterdam in 1606: p. 107-114.

Brunet, col. 1310-1344

Church, E.D. Discovery, 218

Cicognara, 3970