Abrah Golnitz - Compendivm Geographicvm - 1643

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Compendivm Geographicvm by Abrah Golnitz, a Latin, original-language geographic compendium bound in leather, 278 pages with an index, dating from 1643, bound as two volumes including Geslin's La Saincte Chorographie (1641).

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Compendivm Geographicv, Succincta methodo adornatum, Opera & Studio, Abrah Golnitz, [« Compendium geographicum », composed according to a concise method, by the care and work of Abraham Golnitz.] Amsterdam, Ludovicum Elzevirium, 1643.
10 introductory leaves (20 numbered pages), followed by 150 theoretical leaves, but only 145 here: copy missing the 5 additional folding plates. Followed by an index of 108 unnumbered pages (54 leaves)

Two volumes bound together: includes, afterwards, The Holy Chorography or Description of places where the Christian Church resides throughout the Universe, by P. Geslin. In Amsterdam, at Louis Elzevier, 1641.
Spine with four raised bands ornamented, 101 numbered pages and one unnumbered, for a total of 51 leaves 7 x 12 cm.

Compendivm Geographicv, Succincta methodo adornatum, Opera & Studio, Abrah Golnitz, [« Compendium geographicum », composed according to a concise method, by the care and work of Abraham Golnitz.] Amsterdam, Ludovicum Elzevirium, 1643.
10 introductory leaves (20 numbered pages), followed by 150 theoretical leaves, but only 145 here: copy missing the 5 additional folding plates. Followed by an index of 108 unnumbered pages (54 leaves)

Two volumes bound together: includes, afterwards, The Holy Chorography or Description of places where the Christian Church resides throughout the Universe, by P. Geslin. In Amsterdam, at Louis Elzevier, 1641.
Spine with four raised bands ornamented, 101 numbered pages and one unnumbered, for a total of 51 leaves 7 x 12 cm.

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Geography, History
Book title
Compendivm Geographicvm
Author/ Illustrator
Abrah Golnitz
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1643
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Binding/ Material
Leather
Number of pages
278
FranceVerified
51
Objects sold
100%
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