(Filzhofer, Abraham Balthasar). Reconstituted general and permanent domestic and economic rules in two divisions ... of Lachneaulico (Pseud.). 3 (of 4) Bl., 260 pp. With stung frontispiece, 8 half-sided text coppers and 12 half-page monthly coppers. 23 x 19.5 cm. ==References== ==References====External links== Nuremberg, Riegel, (1771). Not with Holzmann-Bohatta. – Rare housefather's book of the lawyer A. B. Filzhofer (1705-1776) from a respected Nuremberg family. This was after extensive studies and trips from 1737 Hof-Advokat in Meiningen. In 1750 he returned to Nuremberg, where, after completing his doctorate in Erlangen in 1750, he worked as an advocate since 1751 (Will, Nürnb. Scholar's lex. I, p. 441f.). Part I on the calendar as well as planets, comets, northern light, lunar and solar eclipses, meteorology including many "farmer rules", part II on the monthly activities in agriculture and domestic agriculture. "The most funny thing about this old paternal book is this, that Mr. Lachneaulicus has the audacity to assure in the preface that he will have the same printed to the To save the cost to a common man, to acquire another economic calendar, because basically this is supposed to imagine one of the like and this smear is nevertheless one and a half alphabet strong." (Review by Mr. in the Allg. Dt. Bible, Vol. 18, 2. 1773, p. 629. Despite the above criticism, however, the book captivates with its finely engraved copper engravings with astronomical, meteorological and allegorical representations, available here in clear prints. – Aims leimschattig. ==References====External links== Dorgelo, a member of a Lower Saxony noble family. Edges slightly tanned, sometimes stronger brown spots, slightly finger- and occasionally tinten-spots. Some little worm tracks. Two copper plates with ink overpainting of the shame areas. Without the dedication paper for the economic societies in Bern and Leipzig.