Orbis Phaeton hoc est De Universis vitiis Linguae...Editio altera.

Munich, Cornelius Leysser, 1630-1637. With engraved pictorial title and altogether 23 full-page engravings, by Philipp Sadeler. 3 vols. (14) leaves, 544 pp., (1) leaf (privileg dated 1636); (5) leaves, 570 pp., (1) leaf; (4) leaves, 570 pp., (1) leaf. 12mo. Contemporary vellum. Munich, Cornelius Leysser, 1630-1637. This present moral-philosophical work by Jeremias Drexel (1581-1638) is illustrated with emblematic copper-engravings cut by the Munich engraver Philipp Sadeler. They depict an alphabet of bad habits or vicesof human speech, such as adulation, blasphemia, calumnia, etc. Each chapters starts with a letter taken from the alphabet, and pictured in the emblematic engraving. The pictures are surrounded with animals, a.o. and elephant, or allegorical scenes.- Old small monastery library stamps on title-pages.- Nice copy. - VD17 12:101356H; VD17 12: 101302V; VD17 12:101360U; D"unnhaupt (2nd ed.), p. 1396, 13.3.; P"ornbacher, Drexel, p. 180.