Johannis Hoornbeek, S. literarum in ecclesia & academia, primum Trajectina, deinde Lugduno-Batava, doctoris & professoris. De conversione Indorum & gentilium. Libri duo
By: Accessit ejusdem vita ab amico edita..
Publisher: Apud Johannem Janssonium à Waesberge, & viduam Elizaei Weyerstraet
Published: 1669
Place of publication: Amstelodami
Language: lat
Number of pages: 265
Subjects: Biography; Missions; History
Other titles: Johannis Hoornbeek, S. literarum in ecclesia et academia, primum Trajectina, deinde Lugduno-Batava, doctoris et professoris. De conversione Indorum et gentilium. Libri duo; De conversione Indorum & gentilium; De conversione Indorum et gentilium
Notes: According to the Bibliographisch woordenboek der Nederlanden, this work was first printed as a series of theses in Leiden in 1662-1663.

Another issue printed by Johannes Janssonius van Waesberge and the widow of Elizaer Weyerstraet in the Amsterdam in the same year has 259 pages (Frederik Muller & Cie. Catalogue of books, maps, plates on America, and of a remarkable collection of early voyages, 997). This present issue has the preliminary matter partially reset and contains "Caput XV. & ultimum", a continuation of the second book, on pages 260-265.

"Clarissimi viri Johannis Hoornbeek theologi nobilissimi vita": pages [3-46], 1st count.

This work concerns the general conversion of non-Christians in Asia, Africa, and the Americas.

Signatures: A-G⁴ (A1 verso, G4 blank) ²A-²G⁴ H-M⁴ (M4 missigned M3).

Errata: foot of page 259.

Includes index.

Title printed in red and black; engraved printer's device on title page; head and tail pieces, initials.

Includes a folded frontispiece engraving of the author bound following title page.

Includes bibliography of Hoornbeeck's works on pages [47-48], 1st count.

Leclerc, C. Bibliotheca Americana, pages 910-911

Bibliotheca Americana: catalogue of the John Carter Brown Library in Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, III: page 183

European Americana, 669/117

Purchase; 1846; 0492.

Text primarily in Latin with passages in Greek and Hebrew.