Gryphus principalis, sive, Typus boni principis : XII titulis repræsentatus et reverendissimo ... Ioanni Philippo, S.R.I. principi, episcopo Herbipolensi ... oblatus humillime
An emblem book of 1712 printed at Würzburg, written by Johannis Valentinus Kirchgessner and engraved by Johann Salver and El. Müller after Wolfgang Högler, presented to Prince-Bishop Johann Philipp as a mirror for a good ruler. Eighty-nine circular copperplates set winged griffins against open landscapes with hill towns, rayed suns and faces in the sky, numbered and usable as roundels or spot devices.






















































































