Title: The manners, laws, and customs of all nations

Subtitle: Collected from the best writers by Joannes Boemus Aubanus, a Dutchman. With many other subjects of the same nature, gathered from the history of Nicholas Damascenus. Also, similar accounts from the history of America or Brazil, written by John Lerius. The faith, religion, and manners of the Ethiopians, and the deploration of the people of Lapland, compiled by Damianus a Goes. Additionally, a short discourse on the Ethiopians, extracted from Joseph Scaliger's seventh book De Emendatione Temporum. Originally

Writer: Joannes Boemus; Boehm, Boemus, Bohemus, Bohemus Aubanus

Translator: Edward Aston

Dados sobre a tradução

• Type: Obra Literária
• Classification: Literatura informativa e de viagens; Tradução
• Publication year: 1611
• Publisher: George Eld, Londres, Inglaterra
• Languages: Inglês
• Medium: Impresso

Dados do(s) original(ais)

• Original title: Omnium gentium mores leges et ritus ex multis clarissimis rerum scriptoribus ex multis clarissimis rerum scriptoribus loanne Boemo Aubano Sacerdote Teutonicae Militiae devoto nuper collectos : et in libros tris distinctos Aphricam, Asiam , Europam , Optime lector lege
• Complete translation of the work(s)
• Language(s) of the translated work: Latim

Reference

AUBANUS, Joannes Boemus; Boehm Boemus Bohemus Bohemus. The manners, laws, and customs of all nations: Collected from the best writers by Joannes Boemus Aubanus, a Dutchman. With many other subjects of the same nature, gathered from the history of Nicholas Damascenus. Also, similar accounts from the history of America or Brazil, written by John Lerius. The faith, religion, and manners of the Ethiopians, and the deploration of the people of Lapland, compiled by Damianus a Goes. Additionally, a short discourse on the Ethiopians, extracted from Joseph Scaliger's seventh book De Emendatione Temporum. Originally. Translation from Edward Aston. Londres, Inglaterra: George Eld, 1611.