Neundte Schiffart
Subtitle: das ist: Gründtliche Erklärung, was sich mit den Holl- vnnd Seeländern in Ost-Indien Anno 1604. vnd 1605. vnter dem Admiral Steffan von der Hagen zugetragen, vnd wie sie endlich in jüngst abgeloffenem Aprili mit zwey Schiffen in Hollandt ankommen
Publisher: bey Wolffgang Richtern; in Verlegung Leuini Hulsii seligen Wittiben.
Published: 1606
Place of publication: Getruckt zu Franckfurt am Mayn
Language: ger
Number of pages: 51
Subjects: Discovery and exploration
Other titles: Sammlung von sechsundzwanzig Schiffahrten in verschiedene fremde Länder. 9.
Notes: Author's name at end of dedication (p.5) given as: Isaacus Genius, M.

Variant of the first state of the first edition, with the two small plates that are not folded combined onto one folded leaf (resulting in the presence of 4 folded leaves of plates, rather than 5, of which 3 are folded); otherwise agreeing with the first state as described by Church no. 291, i.e. without page numbers printed on the plates.

Forms v. 9 of the collection of voyages, instigated by Levinus Hulsius, and often cited under the uniform title: Sammlung von sechsundzwanzig Schiffahrten in verschiedene fremde Länder. Nuremberg [later Frankfurt; Oppenheim; Hanau], 1598-1650. 26 v.

Translated from Dutch sources; an account of the second voyage made to the East Indies by the Dutch, in 1604-1605.

Title vignette: Castle of Tidore, with one tower in flames and men attacking.

Signatures: A-F⁴ (2nd and 3rd leaves signed Aij-Eiij; F2 signed as "F2", F3 as "Fiij") G² (A1 verso, G2 verso blank)

Plates unnumbered, except for the map which is numbered: No. 3. This map, of southern Asia and the East Indies, is the same as that published earlier in v. 6 of the collection of voyages, Nuremberg, 1603.

Church, E. D.  Discovery, No. 291 (p. 684-687)

Asher, A.  Bib. essay on the collection of voyages and travels, edited and published by Levinus Hulsius and his successors, 60.

Lenox, J.  Contributions to a cat. of the Lenox Library, No. I. Voyages of Hulsius, etc., 13.

Kramer, I. E.  Die wunderbare Neue Welt, 6065n (p. 135)