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Fischbuch das ist, Aussfuhrliche Beschreibung und lebendige Conterfactur aller unnd jeden Fischen, von dem kleinsten Fischlein an biss auff den grösten Wallfisch, wie sie nicht allein in dem grossen hohen Meer, sondern auch in den Seen, Flüssen, Bächen, und allen schiffreichen Wassern gesehen und gefangen werden. Sampt derselben Nutzbarkeit und Güte, so wol in Essenspeiss und Küchen, als in der Artzney und Apotecken ... in Latein erstmals beschrieben / Hernach aber von Herrn Conrad Forer ins Teutsch gebracht. Jetzt aber an vielen Orthen gebessert
Bibliographic name/number: USTC 657526.
Gessner, Conrad, 1516-1565 (, ConradGessner; , ConradusGesnerus...) ; Forer, Conrad (Forer, Conradus; Forer, Conrat...) . EEB Wellcome Records - unstructured. [6], 202 leaves. Frankfurt am Main: Saur, Johann, Robert Cambier erben, 1598.
Gessner, Conrad, 1516-1565 (, ConradGessner; , ConradusGesnerus...) ; Forer, Conrad (Forer, Conradus; Forer, Conrat...) . EEB Wellcome Records - unstructured. [6], 202 leaves. Frankfurt am Main: Saur, Johann, Robert Cambier erben, 1598.
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