Theatrum mortis humanæ tripartitum. I. Pars. Saltum mortis. II. Pars. Varia genera mortis. III. Pars. Pnas damnatorum continens. Figuris æneis illustratum, das ist, Schau-Bühne desz menschlichen Todts in drey Theil. 1. Theil. Der Toden Tantz. 2. Theil. Underschidliche Todts-Gattungen. 3. Theil. Der Verdambten Höllen-Peyn, vorstellend. Mit Schönen Kupffer-Stichen geziehrt vnd an Tag gegeben. Durch Joannem Weichardum Valvasor..
A Latin–German emblem book on death printed at Ljubljana in 1682 for Johann Weichard Valvasor, with plates drawn by Johannes Koch and engraved by Andreas Trost, issued in three parts: a dance of death, kinds of dying, and the torments of the damned. Each engraving sits in a dense border of flowers, birds, insects, fruit and shells, framing skeletons dragging off the living, demons, flames and landscape deathbeds.
