Uti ante hac, auf die alte Hack, olim autem non sic sive Revolutio Saeculorum in deteriora ruentium: oder: Die von den Todten erweckte alte Welt verweist der Neuen ihren verdächtigen Lebens-Wandel
Publisher: Sub signo veritatis.
Published: 1716
Place of publication: Gedruckt in der alten Welt [Nuremberg?]
Language: ger
Number of pages: 88
Subjects: German wit and humor; German Satire; German drama
Other titles: Uti ante hac, auf die alte Hack, olim autem non sic sive Revolutio Saeculorum in deteriora ruentium.; Uti ante hac, auf die alte Hack.; Revolutio Saeculorum in deteriora ruentium.; Todten erweckte alte Welt verweist der Neuen ihren verdächtigen Lebens-Wandel.
Notes: Attributed to Franz Callenbach by Backer-Sommervogel, the Yale Collection of German Literature, and the VD 18.

No suggested place of publication or name of printer is given by the Yale Collection of German Literature and the VD 18; however, since many of this other works were printed in Nuremberg, this one could have been too.

Suggested date of publication supplied by the VD 18.

According to Dünnhaupt this school drama was performed under the direction of Callenbach and staged by his students at the small Jesuit school in Wetzlar, Germany.

Signatures: A-E⁸ (A1 verso blank) F⁴

Woodcut printers ornament on title page; initials.

Bibliothèque de la Compagnie de Jésus, IV: col. 901, no. 3.

Yale Collection of German Literature. German Baroque literature, 1028.

Dünnhaupt, G. Bibliographisches Handbuch der Barockliteratur, 5.5.

Verzeichnis Deutscher Drucke des 18. Jahrhunderts (VD 18), 9044874X.

Purchase; 2017; 18-179.

Text in both German and Latin.

John Carter Brown Library copy bound as 2nd item of 7 with: Eclipses politico-morales. Sicht- und unsichtbare sittliche Staats-Einsternussen, denen Kindern des Liechts zur Warnung, denen Kindern dieser Welt (die sich Klüger düncken als jene) zur heil samen Verschämung treulich vorgestellet, am beliebigen Horizont entdeckt, und ans Tags-Liecht gebracht. Ad annum climactericum magnum praedominante saturno, die critico deprehensae, tubo scenico perlustrata, printed in Umbria [i.e. Nuremberg, 1714?]

John Carter Brown Library copy bound in contemporary full alumtawde pigskin.

John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of the St. Mariana Fund.