Historia Martisburgica among them Chronica Ditmari, Bishop of Marßburg, of his time history, nemlich Käyser Henrici Aucupis, Ottonis Magni, Ottoni's II. Ottonis III and Henrici Claudi, described in eight different books etc. Everything to the part jetzo first Germanized, partly multiplied and improved, and thus made in print, by Georgium Hahn. 2 parts in 1 volume (pagined throughout; so complete). 8 Bl., 264 pp., 1 BL., pp. 279-412, 4 Bl.., p. 433-702, 7 Bl. Title in black and red. With 2 repeated woodcut title vignettes, woodcut printer mark at the end and 90 portrait or coat of arms woodcuts. 29 x 18 cm. Leather d.C. (with stronger restored scrap marks; Remboitage) with gold-embossed coat of arms superlibros, dated "MD". Leipzig, Henning Grosse, 1606. VD17 3:640690Z. – First German edition, one of two print variants listed in the VD 17, which can be distinguished by the title page. Important, richly illustrated collection on the history of Merseburg, at the same time important source for the imperial history of the Ottones, including the famous chronicle of Bishop Thietmar of Mersenburg (975-1018) in the first German edition and: I. Garzon of Bononien (i.i. Giovanni Garzoni). Chronica, or histories of the laudable Thewren Helde, Graff Wiprechten to Groitzsch in Meissen ... Item, An Other Chronica, by the Translucent High Born Prince and Lord, Mr. Friderichen, Landgraffen in Döringen, Marggraffen zu Meissen. - II. Ernst Brotuff. Chronica and Antiquitates of the old Keyserian Stifft, the Roman castle, Colonia, and the city of Marßburg, at the Sala in ubern Saxony. - III. Georg Hahn. Historiae Martisburgicae, that is, the Merseburg Chronica Appendix or Continuatio. – Stronger tanned and brown-spotted, otherwise well preserved. Appliances old renewed, interior mirror with modern exlibris.