Geographische vnd historische Beschreibung der uberauss grosser Landtschafft America: welche auch West Jndia, vnd jhrer grösse halben die New Welt genennet wirt. : Gar artig, vnd nach der Kunst in XX. Mappen oder Landtaffeln verfasset, vnd jetzt newlich in Kupffer gestochen, vnd an tag gegeben. : Dabey auff dem Rücken ieder Mappen gefunden wirdt, die Gestalt, Art, vne vornembste Gelgenheit der Landtschafft ... : Zu mehrem Verstand vnd Erklärung gemelter Landschafft America, ist hiebey gefügt ein schön vnd nützlicher Tractat von der Natur, Art, vnd Eygenschafft der Newer Welt ... (1598)
Acosta, José de, 1540-1600 · Gedrückt zu Cölln, : Bey Johann Christoffel, auff S. Marcellenstrass. · leaf 89
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Natural history · Indians of Mexico · Indians of South America · Imprint 1598
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