The three voyages of William Barentz to the Arctic regions, (1594, 1595, and 1596) . platesin the tenth edition of Linschotens Itinerarium, were allengraved by the son Baptista, of Doetichem, which is a smalltown in Guelderland. In the same legend it is added Cornelius Nicolai excude-bat. The Dutch name of this publisher is CorneliusClaeszoon. He was the celebrated publisher at Amsterdamwho published the three editions of Linschotens Itinerariumin 1595 and 1604, in Dutch. In 1599 he brought out anabridged Latin translation, in the second part of which isinserted a short narrative of the Arctic
The three voyages of William Barentz to the Arctic regions, (1594, 1595, and 1596) . platesin the tenth edition of Linschotens Itinerarium, were allengraved by the son Baptista, of Doetichem, which is a smalltown in Guelderland. In the same legend it is added Cornelius Nicolai excude-bat. The Dutch name of this publisher is CorneliusClaeszoon. He was the celebrated publisher at Amsterdamwho published the three editions of Linschotens Itinerariumin 1595 and 1604, in Dutch. In 1599 he brought out anabridged Latin translation, in the second part of which isinserted a short narrative of the Arctic Expedition; quitedistinct from the larger work written by Lmschoten, andpublished in 1601 by Gerard Ketel at Franeker in Friesland,with entirely different maps, and without a narrative of theArctic voyage. It is, therefore, clear that the map was first published in 1599by Cornelius Claeszoon (who was also publisher of the Journalof De Veer), in the second part of the abridged Latin editionof Linschotens Itinerarium ; but it is wanting in some copiesof this second part. C. R. 3iU^ Ur^.^^r ^ ^ _ _____ Ho ^ too ^0 ? - >* 7^4 S»= ? =«^? r»^w?t;«;«B^3
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