Comœdia vetus: bootsmans-praetje vermeerdert met Malle-Waegen, zijnde een Vervolg, en Verantwoording van de Comœdia Vetus - Meerman, Willem; Zonhoven, Georgius van 16??-1749 (Amsterdam Visser, 1718)
Originally published in 1612https://www.dbnl.org/tekst/meer040como01_01/colofon.phphttps://books.google.be/books?id=JLRoAAAAcAAJ&lpg=PP14&ots=Lg5Xc1aBzZ&dq=Meerman%2C%20Willem&pg=PP11#v=onepage&q=Meerman,%20Willem&f=false
satire in marine language, describing and commenting the conditions and theological quarrels at the time of the reformation and the counter-reformation. Original 1612 text by William Meerman , annotated and explained, with an additional alphabetical glossary of maritime terms by van Zonhoven.
beautiful title-page of both parts
William Meerman, a sailor, son of a burgomaster of Delft, travelled in 1612 along the northern coasts of America, and left Comedia vetus of Bootsmans praetje, with wise notes by Van den Hoven, and a glossary of obscure Suranese words and also a satire of the theological quarrels between the Gomarists, by Franciscus Gomarus, and the Arminians, by Jacobus Arminius.
Comœdia vetus: bootsmans-praetjeHollands Magazyn 1aHollands Magazyn 1bDe voornaamste staatsgevallen van Europa zedert de Utrechtse Vrede Staats-Spiegel voor den Nederlanderen tegen uitheemsse Kunstenaryen Beschryvinge van het Recht- en Gesteltenisse der Barrière Het waere interest van 't misleide Nederland
Comoedia Vetus of 't Oude KlugtspelOf, anders ghenoemt Het bootsmans praetgen
Keywords: 17th Century (1601-1700); 18th Century (1701-1800); Novel; Satire; Counter-Reformation; Netherlands; vogelprenten