Description
Historic scenes:
- Civilis overwint de Romainen by den Ryn.(Batavians under Claudius Civilis win over the Romans near the rhine river.)
- Civilis laat de vrouwen en kinderen by den strydt staan, en overwint de Romainen by ‘t leger vetera. (Woman and children watch as Claudius Civilis battles the Romans at Xanten.)
- De Batavieren en Caninefaten slaen de Romainen by Bonna. (The Batavian and Cananefates tribes beat the Romans at Bonn.)
- Civilis laat de zynen over de Maas trekken tegens de Menapien en Morinen. (Claudius Civilis lets his Batavian tribe cross the Maas river against the Menapii and Morini tribes.)
- Civilis de Ryn opgedamt hebbende, strydt met de Romainen op ‘t verdronke landt. (Claudius Civilis after damming up the Rhine river, battles the Romans at the flooded land.)
- De Germaanen overvallen de Romainen by nacht, en veroveren ‘t schip van Cerialis. (The Batavian/Germanic tribe attack the Romans by night and conquer the ship of Cerialis.)
- De maaltyden en Gasteryen der Germaanen. (The meals and hospitality of the Germanic tribe.)
- De lykbranding, begraafenis and uytvaart der Germaanen. (The cremation and burial rites of the Germanic tribe.)
These plates originate from a 1704 Dutch ed. of the works of Tacitus, translated by P.C. Hooft.
Engraved by I Mulder. Joseph Mulder (1677-1718). After the series ‘Batavorum cum Romanis bellum’ by Antonio Tempesta (Otto Vaenius, Antwerpen 1612).
Condition: Very Good.
Size: Image: c. 32 x 21,5 cm.; Sheet c. 37 x 31,5 cm.
Ref: Atlas van Stolk 46.
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