Duyfkens ende Willemynkens pelgrimagie tot haren beminden binnen Ierusalem, haerlieder teghenspoet, belet ende eynde, beschreuen ende met sin-spelende beelden wtghegheven.

8vo: 294-[10] pp. (some sl. dampstaining, minor thumbing, sm. bottom pc. of F5 torn off with loss of a few words).

Cont. sheep (sl. rubbed), gilt spine. Good copy on somewhat coarse paper.

Repr. (1st 1623) of a popular emblematically illustrated devotional and moralizing story by  the Catholic Frisian engraver Boetius a Bolswert (1580-1633) – a "devotional strip for girls" (Porteman). Engr. ills: title and 27 full-page engrs, some with realistic elements from daily life. Ref. BCNI 11215. - STCV 3140340. - BnF. - Not in BL, nor in the usual emblem bibliographies. Joined: Drexelius, Jeremias, S.J. - Antigrapheus sive Conscientia hominis [...]. Cologne, J. Kalcovius (front.: Antwerp, Wid. J. Cnobbaert), 1655. 16mo: 302-[6] pp. (somewhat short, age-toned, marg. tear in pl. facing p. 218). Cont. sheep, gilt spine with red label (rubbed, head def.). Repr. (1st 1652) of one of the devotional emblem books by the German Jesuit Drexel (1581-1638). Engr. ills: front. and 19 full-page engrs (outside collation). Ref. VD-17 12:106113V. - BCNI 11131-32. - DBS III:202.31. - Daly/Dimmler (Jesuit emblem) J.276. - Landwehr (German) 260. Prov. Libr. ticket and stamp. (2 vol.)