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Title and imprint from part 1.
The set is commonly known by the title Great voyages (or Grands voyages).
Parts 1-6 were published by Theodore de Bry (1528-1598). After his death, the series was continued by his widow and two sons, Johann Theodor de Bry and Johann Israel de Bry, who together published parts 7-9. After Johann Israel's death (1611), Johann Theodor was responsible for parts 10 and 11. The final parts (12-14) were published by Matthaeus Merian. Cf. Church.
The present German edition was published simultaneously with a Latin edition. See Church (v. 1, p. 319) for a "Table exhibiting the several editions and issues of the Great voyages of de Bry," including both the Latin and the German editions. Part 1 was also issued in French and English editions.
Church, E.D. Catalogue of books relating to the discovery and early history of North and South America, 176, etc.
BAC: British Art Center copy is complete, with all the maps and plates. Bound in later brown cloth. From the library of Mary Cecil Frankland, 16th Baroness Zouche. Collated in 1949 by Henry Stevens, whose detailed typescript description (together with that of the Petits Voyages) is included herewith (Suppl. volume). As noted in the Stevens collation, the BAC copy is a mixture of the second and first editions, as follows: Parts 1-5, 2nd edition (1600-1613); parts 6-9, 1st edition (1597-1601); parts 10-14 (1st, i.e. sole edition). Furter details on issue, variation, etc., are available in the Stevens collation.