De Bry “Hans Staden reaches Morocco" - Asilah - 1593 Engravings A Japanese Junk is shown

A Japanese Junk is shown sailing through the seas while a cartouche shows the Japanese persecution and crucifixion of Christian missionaries (likely referring to the Martyrdom of 26 Christians in Nagasaki in 1597)

but the book is best known for its sympathetic description of the Tupinamba peoples

-1613 - 1st Latin Edition published in Frankfurt by Matthias Becker

quem nunc conamur exponere

The account of the Laudonniere expedition was written by Jacques le Moyne (de Morgues)

De Bry “Hans Staden reaches Morocco" - Asilah - 1593 Engravings A Japanese Junk is shown"Hans Staden reaches Morocco (Asilah)" Original Copperplate Engraving Theodore De Bry (1528 1598) Page 9. 5 x 13 inches (23 x 33cm) Image 8. 5 x 6 inches (22 x 15cm) 1593 (This print from the Latin 2nd Edition of 1600) Good condition a some more significant toning and marks to page. Trimmed tight to left border. Verso text This page is from Part III of the monumental Grands Voyages by Theodore De Bry This part is based on the account of Hans von