Opening up new worlds : sixteenth-century travel literature and collections of voyages
From goldsmiths to publishers : The transformation of the De Bry family
A prosperous publishing house : The De Brys as booksellers in Frankfurt and Oppenheim
The making of the collection of voyages
Plants and animals : The natural world in the De Bry collection
Native inhabitants : physical appearances and identities
From gods to idols : The expansion of heathendom
Different representations for different readerships : Christianity reflected
The impact of censorship : the Index Librorum Expurgatorum and other indices
Selling, purchasing, and borrowing : towards an understanding of readership
The impact of the De Bry collection : Travel literature and travel compendia in the seventeenth century.