Itinerarium frisio-hollandicum et Abr. Ortelii itinerarium gallo-brabanticum. - Hegenitius, Gottfried ca. 1596-after 1646; Loysius, Georg; Ortelius, Abraham 1527-1598 (Leiden Verbiest, 1667)
first part (itinerarium Frisio-Hollandicum) first published in 1630; the second part (Itinerarium gallo-brabanticum) was added in a second edition of 1661, and the third part (Georgeii Loysii Pervigilium Mercurii) added in a third edition of 1667
The Amsterdam tavern ' D’Os in de Bruiloft' run by the scholar Theunisz, was a well-known gathering place for discussion and debate, especially pertaining to matters of religion and natural philosophy. The German lawyer Gottfried Hegenitius visited it in 1627 and described Theunisz’s establishment as a music hall that included wonderful fountain work as well as extremely unusual and hitherto unknown 59 devices and musical instruments
includes an index
In quibus quae visu, qae lectu digna. Accedit Georgii Loysii C. V. Pervigilium Mercurii, In quo agitur de praesentissimis peregrinantis virtutibus. Edition ultima, auctior & emedatior.
Keywords: 17th Century (1601-1700); Travel; History; Pilgrimage; Netherlands; Brabant (Belgium)