This abridgement was reprinted in the German editions of De Bry in 1628 and 1629.
Latin. The same abridgement was also given in Latin by De Bry, in the edition of the India Orientalis of 1601, on the collective title of the third part of which it is thus described:—
Tres nauigationes Hollandorum in modò dictam Indiam per Septentrionalem seu glacialem Oceanum, vbi mira quædam et stupenda denarrantur.
The sub-title, at page 129, is as follows:—
Tertia pars, Navigationes tres discretas, trib. continvis annis per Septentrionem supra Norvegiam, Mvscoviam et Tartariam, freto Weygatz & Noua Zembla detectis, ab Hollandis & Zelandis in Cathay & Chinarum regnum versus orientem susceptas, describens.
This abridgement was reprinted in 1629, also as the third article in the third part of De Bry’s India Orientalis.
English. In the third volume of Purchas’s collection, pp. 473–518, is given a faithful abridgement of Phillip’s translation. [[clxix]]
ABSTRACTS OR SUMMARIES.
Latin. An abstract of De Veer’s work was given in Linschoten’s—
Descriptio totius Guineæ tractus, Congi, Angolæ, et Monomotapæ, eorumque locorum, quæ e regione C. S. Augustini in Brasilia jacent, etc. Accedit noviter historia navigationum Batavorum in Septentrionales Oras, Polique Arctici tractus, cum Freti Vaygats detectione summa fide relata.
Hagæ-Comitis. Ex officinâ Alberti Henrici. Anno 1599. folio.