AM 31 fol.
Miscellaneous German Texts ; Germany, 1600-1699
Contents
Chronicle Concerning Braunschweig-Lüneburg and Sachsen Bayern
„Von dem stoltzen Hertzog Heinrichen zu Sachsen | vnnd Beyern“
From 1138-1592 with several interpolated additions up to 1612.
Genealogy Traced Down to Roman Emperor Rudolph
„Rudolphen des | itzig regirenden | Romiſchen Keiſers | vralten ankunfft | vnd | Genealogia. | Anno 1596 geſchrieben“
Written 1596.
Title in the margin.
Catalogue and Record of the Roman Emperors after the Birth of Christ
„Catalogus vnnd anzeigung, wie die | Romiſchen Keiſer nach ordnung vnd | nach Christi geburt gelebt vnd | regirt habenn“
From Julius Caesar to Rudolf II with additions by Matthias and Ferdinand.
Excerpt of a Tophographic text on Germany
In alphabetical order, covers the names of Ringelheim-Wunssdorff.
A Miracle of 1661
On the Diocese of Bardewick
„Von erbauwung der Stadt | Bardewick aus einer | alten geſchriebenen Cronicken“
Short Narrative on Roman Emperors from Emperor Julius to Rudolf II
„Kurtze eigentliche Erzehlung aller | Romiſchen Keiſer, von anfang des I. | Keisers Julij, bis auff Rudolphum 2. | itzigen Regirenden Keyſer“
„Am ende dieses buches findeſtu die nahme der Deutſchen Keiſers nach ein andre Vortzeichnes“
A rhymed chronicle finishing with the 78. emperor, Constantine IV (d. 685).
A History of Lüneburg
„Warhafftige Beſchreibung vnnd grundtliche | vnterrichtung des Krieges, so die geiſtlich | prelaten vnnd beguderde vp der Sulten | tho Lüneborg, mit dem Rade vnd der gemeine darſelbst gehabtt.“
Primarily concerning the saltworks.
A Jesting Poem
„Cortum Carmen | De Rothrockis atqve Blowrockis hic in | Brvnswiſenſium finibus liggentibus | qui omnes fere menſchos, wandren|tes beplundrunt, berofunt | beſtohlunt, atqve suis | ſcarpis ſchwerdis | stekunt atqve schlagunt. | Authore | Hennemeo (?) schelmio. Brennenburgensi | Anno. 1600.“
The content of this item differs from the other items.
Means of Transportation in 1526
Register of the Members of the Danish Parliament of 1660
„Verzeichnüs wie die Regierung in Dennemark | Anno 1660 in Sieben Collegiis bestellet“
Later addition.
On the German Emperors
„Anfang der Teutschen Kejser“
A rhymed chronicle from Charlemagne (d. 814) to Ferdinand I (1503-1564).
Physical Description
Marginalia, headings etc. are highlighted in brown and green ink.
Contemporary marginalia.
Grey pasteboard binding (possibly Matthias Larsen Bloch from 1770'erne).
Size of binding: 311 mm x 230 mm x 52 mm.
on the top left of the upper board the number 31. is written. Grey pastedown; on this Kristian Kålund noted the date June 23, 1885.
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Contents
×- Chronicle Concerning Braunschweig-Lüneburg and Sachsen Bayern
- Genealogy Traced Down to Roman Emperor Rudolph
- Catalogue and Record of the Roman Emperors after the Birth of Christ
- Excerpt of a Tophographic text on Germany
- A Miracle of 1661
- On the Diocese of Bardewick
- On Lüneburg Castle, St. Michael's Abbey and its Abbots and Duke Henrik's Charter from 1506
- Short Narrative on Roman Emperors from Emperor Julius to Rudolf II
- A History of Lüneburg
- A Jesting Poem
- Means of Transportation in 1526
- Register of the Members of the Danish Parliament of 1660
- On the German Emperors