À Ganda _Spiegel van de obl. Amsterod. 1606 doorluchtige,&c., 4to _t._ Vrouwen._ ” _Emblemata Amatoria Nova_ obl. Lugd. Bat. 1613 4to _k._ Moerman _De Cleyn Werelt ... 4to Amstelred. 1608 metover schoone _k._ Const-platen._ Ieucht _Den nieuwen Ieucht obl. ... 1610 spieghel ... C. de 4to _t._ Passe._ Embl. Amat. _Afbeeldinghen, &c._ obl. Amsterd. 1611 4to _k._ Gulden _Den Gulden Winckel der 4to Amsterdam 1613 Konstliev ende _k._ Nederlanders Gestoffeert._ Bellerophon _Bellerophon, of Lust tot 4to Amsterdam 1614 Wysheyd._ _k._ Visscher _Sinnepoppen_ (or Emblem 12mo Amsterdam 1614 Play) _van Roemer _k._ Visscher._ De Bry, Sadeler, David, and Vænius have been mentioned in page 96. Theocritus à Ganda is known for this work, _The Mirror of virtuous Women_, for which Jost de Hondt executed the fine copper-plates that accompany it; and also for _Emblemata Amatoria Nova_, published at Amsterdam in 1608, and at Leyden in 1613. _The Little World_, by Jan Moerman, is of the same class with _Le Microcosme_, Lyons, 1562, by Maurice de Sceve; or with “ΜΙΚΡΟΚΟΣΜΟΣ,” Antwerp, 1584 and 1594, and which Sir Wm. Stirling-Maxwell attributes to Henricus Costerius of Antwerp. _The New Mirror of Youth_, 1610; _The Delineations_, 1611; _The golden Ship of the Art-loving Netherlander finished_, 1613; and _Bellerophon, or Pleasure of Wisdom_, 1614; are all anonymous. Roemer van Visscher, born at Amsterdam in 1547 (_Biog. Univ._ vol. xlix. p. 276), is of high celebrity as a Dutch poet,—with Spiegel and Coörnhert, he was one of the chief restorers of the Dutch language, and an immediate predecessor of the two illustrious poets of Holland, Cornelius van Hooft and Josse du Vondel. SPANISH. De Soto _Emblemas Moralizadas_ 8vo Madrid 1599 _t. k._ Vænius _Amorum emblemata._ (Latin 4to Antuerpiæ 1608 and Spanish verses). _v._ ” _Amoris divini 4to ” 1615 Emb....hispanicè, &c._ _t._ Orozco _Emblemas Morales_ 4to Madrid 1610 _t. k._