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The Orbis Pictus

See note on chapter numbering. The chapter number for Invitatio (1) was missing; there is no entry for Clausula (151). Chapter references 64–104 were off by one (printed as 63–103) and have been silently corrected. Only those with additional errors are individually marked.

Cap.	A.	Pag.
141	Acies & Prælium	178
6	Aer	10
46	Agricultura	58
33	Amphibia	40
43	Animi hominis	54
19	Animalia & primum Aves	24
7	Aqua	12
13	Arbor	17
119	Arbor Consanguinitatis	150
128	Ars Medica	163
92	Ars Scriptoria	112
100	Artes Sermonis	121
52	Aucupium	65
24	Aves Aquaticæ	30
22	Aves Campestres & Sylvestres	28
20	Aves Domesticæ	25
23	Aves Rapaces	29
	B.
75	Balneum	91
96	Bibliopegus	117
95	Bibliopolium	116
	C.
41	Canales & Ossa	50
39	Caput & Manus	47
40	Caro & Viscera	49
140	Castra	177
147	Christianismus	187
4	Cœlum	7
58	Convivium	72
55	Coquinaria	68
135	Cursus Certamina	171
	D.
44	Deformes & Monstrosi	55
2	Deus	5
67	Domus	82
	E.
106	Eclipses	131
84	Eques	102
77	Equile	194
109	Ethica	36
108	Europa	134
	F.
69	Faber Ferrarius	85
64	Faber lignarius	79
65	Faber murarius	80
30	Feræ Bestiæ	36
29	Feræ Pecudes	35
71	Figulus	87
15	Flores	20
113	Fortitudo	141
14	Fructus Arborum	18
17	Fruges	22
18	Frutices	23
	G.
145	Gentilismus	184
103	Geometria	126
	H.
36	Homo	43
78	Horologia	95
45	Hortorum cultura	56
115	Humanitas	144
73	Hypocaustum cum Dormitorio	89
	I.
5	Ignis	8
32	Insecta repentia	38
25	Insecta volantia	31
101	Instrumenta Musica	123
123	Interiora Urbis	156
1	Invitatio	1
146	Judaismus	186
124	Judicium	157
150	Jud’m extremum	193
28	Jumenta	34
116	Justitia	145
	L.
12	Lapides	15
54	Lanionia	67
97	Liber	118
117	Liberalitas	147
61	Lintea	76
134	Ludus Aleæ	170
136	Ludi pueriles	172
133	Ludus Pilæ	169
130	Ludus Scenicus	166
	M.
66	Machinæ	81
148	Mahometismus	190
35	Marinæ Pisces & Conchæ	42
48	Mellificium	61
38	Membra Hominis Externa	45
127	Mensuræ & Pondera	162
126	Mercatura	161
68	Metallifodina	84
11	Metalla	15
139	Miles	176
49	Molitura	62
3	Mundus	6
99	Museum	120
	N.
88	Natatus	107
91	Naufragium	111
89	Navis actuaria	108
90	Navis oneraria	109
8	Nubes	12
	O.
143	Obsidium Urbis	181
16	Olera	21
21	Oscines	27
	P.
132	Palæstra	168
50	Panificium	63
93	Papyrus	113
72	Partes Domus	88
114	Patientia	142
27	Pecora	33
47	Pecuaria	59
105	Phases Lunæ	130
102	Philosophia	125
79	Pictura	96
51	Piscatio	64
34	Pisces Fluviatiles	41
104	Planet. Aspectus	129
131	Præstigiæ	167
149	Providentia Dei	191
110	Prudentia	137
142	Pugna Navalis	180
74	Putei	90
	Q.
26	Quadrupedia & primum Domestica	32
	R.
138	Regia Majestas	174
137	Regnum & Regio	173
144	Religio	183
82	Restio & Lorarius	99
	S.
62	Sartor	77
98	Schola	119
70	Scriniarius & Tornator	86
111	Sedulitas	139
42	Sensus externi & interni	52
37	Septum Ætat. Hominis	44
129	Sepultura	165
31	Serpentes & Reptilia	37
118	Societas Conjugalis	144
121	Societas Herilis	153
120	Soc’tas Parentalis	152
80	Specularia	97
104	Sphæra cœlestis	127
107	Sphæra terrestris	132
125	Supplicia Maleficiorum	159
63	Sutor	78
	T.
112	Temperantia	140
9	Terra	13
10	Terræ fœtus	14
60	Textura	75
76	Tonstrina	93
59	Tractio Lini	74
87	Transitus Aqua’m	106
94	Typographia	114
	V.
86	Vectura	105
85	Vehicula	103
53	Venatus	66
83	Viator	100
81	Vietor	98
56	Vindemia	70
122	Urbs	144
	Z.
57	Zythopœia	71

An Index of the Titles.

See note on chapter numbering. Chapter numbers for The Invitation (1) and The Close (151) were missing. Chapter references 64–104 were off by one (printed as 63–103) and have been silently corrected. Only those with additional errors are individually marked. Minor differences in spelling and hyphenization are not marked.

Chap.	A.	Page.
37	The Seven Ages of Man	44
6	The Air	10
33	Amphibious Creatures	40
105	The Apparitions of the Moon	130
141	The Army and the Fight	178
100	Arts belonging to Speech	121
104	The Aspects of the Planets	129
	B.
75	The Bath	91
76	The Barbers Shop	93
28	Labouring Beasts	34
30	Wild Beasts	36
143	The Besieging of a City	181
19	Birds	24
22	Birds that live in the Fields and Woods	28
23	Ravenous Birds	29
21	Singing Birds	27
41	The Chanels and Bones	50
97	A Book	118
96	The Book-binder	117
95	The Book-sellers Shop	116
70	The Box-maker	86
136	Boys Sports	172
50	Bread-baking	63
57	Brewing	71
129	A Burial	165
54	Butchery	67
	C.
104	The Celestial Sphere	127
140	The Camp	177
85	Carriages	103
86	Carrying to and fro	105
64	The Carpenter	79
27	Herd-Cattle	33
29	Wild-Cattle	35
41	The Chanels and Bones	50
147	Christianity	187
123	A City	154
143	The Besieging of a City	181
123	The Inward parts of a City	156
151	The Close	194
8	The Clouds	12
119	The Tree of Consanguinity	150
56	Cookery	68
81	The Cooper	98
82	The Cord-wainer	99
17	Corn	22
32	Crawling Vermin	38
33	Creatures that live as well by water as by land	40
31	Creeping things	37
	D.
44	Deformed and monstrous People	55
78	Dials	95
134	Dice-play	170
111	Diligence	139
45	The Dressing of Gardens	56
	E.
9	The Earth	13
106	The Eclipses	131
66	Engines	81
108	Europe	134
	F.
58	A Feast	72
132	The Fencing-School	168
5	Fire	8
51	Fishing	64
34	River-fish and Pond-fish	41
35	Sea-fish and Shell-fish	43
40	The Flesh and Bowels	49
15	Flowers	20
25	Flying Vermin	31
113	Fortitude	141
26	Four footed Beasts about the House	32
52	Fowling	65
20	Tame-Fowl	25
24	Water-Fowl	30
10	The Fruits of the Earth	14
14	Fruits of Trees	18
	G.
89	A Galley	108
145	Gentilism	184
103	Geometry	126
2	God	5
149	God’s Providence	191
47	Grasing	59
49	Grinding	62
	H.
39	The Head and the Hands	47
16	Pot-herbs	21
27	Herd-Cattle	33
4	Heaven	7
48	The making of Honey	61
84	The Horseman	102
67	A House	82
72	The parts of a House	88
115	Humanity	144
53	Hunting	66
46	Husbandry	58
	I.
1	The Invitation	1
101	Musical Instruments	123
146	Judaism	186
124	Judgment	157
150	The last Judgment	193
116	Justice	145
	K.
137	The Kingdom and Region	173
	L.
28	Labouring Beasts	34
117	Liberality	147
19	Living Creatures	24
59	The dressing of Line	74
61	Linen Cloaths	76
80	Looking-glasses	97
	M.
148	Mahometism	190
138	Kingly Majesty	174
36	Man	43
37	The Seven Ages of Man	44
38	The outward parts of a Man	45
65	The Mason	80
127	Measures and Weights	162
126	Merchandizing	161
90	A Merchant Ship	109
11	Metals	15
68	A Mine	84
105	The Apparitions of the Moon	137
109	Moral Philosophy	136
101	Musical Inst’ments	123
	P.
93	Paper	113
87	Passage over Waters	106
114	Patience	142
102	Philosophy	125
109	Moral Philosophy	136
128	Physick	163
79	The Picture	96
34	Pond-fish	41
16	Pot-herbs	21
71	The Potter	87
94	Printing	114
149	God’s Providence	191
110	Prudence	137
	R.
135	Races	171
23	Ravenous Birds	29
144	Religion	183
34	River-fish	41
82	The Roper	99
138	Regal Majesty	174
	S.
98	A School	119
142	The Sea-fight	180
35	Sea-fish and Shell-fish	42
42	The outward and inward Senses	52
31	Serpents	37
91	Shipwreck	111
63	The Shoe-maker	78
18	Shrubs	23
21	Singing Birds	27
131	Sleights	167
118	The Society betwixt Man and Wife	148
120	The Society betwixt Parents and Children	152
121	The Society betwixt Master and Servant	153
43	The Soul of Man	54
139	The Souldier	176
69	The Black-smith	85
136	Boys Sports	172
104	The Celestial Sphere	127
107	The Terrestial Sphere	132
100	Arts belonging to Speech	121
77	The Stable	94
130	A Stage-play	166
12	Stones	16
73	The Stove with the Bed-room	89
99	The Study	120
88	Swimming	107
	T.
62	The Taylor	77
112	Temperance	140
133	Tennis play	169
107	The Terrestial Sphere	132
125	The Torments of Malefactors	159
83	The Travellor	100
13	A Tree	17
70	The Turner	86
	U.
25	Flying Vermin	31
32	Crawling Vermin	38
56	The Vintage	70
	W.
7	The Water	11
60	Weaving	75
74	Wells	90
29	Wild Cattle	35
30	Wild Beasts	36
3	The World	6
92	Writing	112

Trinuni Deo Gloria.

FINIS.

Original Title Page

Joh. Amos Comenii

Orbis Sensualium Pictus:

HOC EST

Omnium principalium in Mundo
Rerum, & in Vita Actionum,

Pictura & Nomenclatura.

Joh. Amos Comenius’s

VISIBLE WORLD:

OR, A

Nomenclature, and Pictures

OF ALL THE

Chief Things that are in the World, and
of Mens Employments therein;

In above 150 Copper Cuts.

WRITTEN

By the Author in Latin and High Dutch, being
one of his last Essays; and the most suitable to
Childrens Capacity of any he hath hitherto made.

Translated into English

By Charles Hoole, M.A.

For the Use of Young Latin Scholars.

The Eleventh Edition Corrected, and the English made to
answer Word for Word to the Latin.

Nihil est in intellectu, quod non prius fuit in sensu. Arist.

London; Printed for, and sold by John and Benj.
Sprint, at the Bell in Little Britain, 1728.

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Index

Index Titulorum.