(Bossard, Peter Alexander). Securis ad radicem posita, Oder Gründlicher Bericht Lico Libelli, Whoin of the city of Cöllen am Rhein Origin and Erbawung is presented clarifying and cumbersome ... is presented. 4 Bl. with the full-page, engraved portrait of the Cologne archbishop Maximilian Heinrich in Bavaria, 375 pp., 3 copper-taf., 1 stitched, multi-folded plan of the city of Cologne from Vogelschau p., 6 Bl. Index. 30.5 x 19.5 cm. Parchment d. Time with embossed title (front inner joint broken). Bonn, Rommerskirchen, 1729. Holzmann-Bohatta IV, 1946. – Second edition of Cologne's city history (first published in 1687) from Roman times to Archbishop Maximilian Heinrich in Bavaria. With a 200-page document attachment and a separate part, in which Maximilian Heinrich's "Manifest" of 1653, in whom he registers his claims to the city of Cologne and denies the imperial immediacy of the city, as well as the "counter-report" of the Cologne magistrate are printed, which led to lengthy disputes, which are only decided by the Reichskammergericht ==References== With a beautiful view of the fortified city of Cologne from the bird's eye with the Rhine bridge and the right-hand Rhine fortress. – Tanned and occasionally brown-spotted. The plan with 2 deposited cracks.