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Gelli confirms the Copenhagen 1606 Waltkirch edition, with rich engraved title-pages, dedication to the Danish king, 256 pages, and 190 plates engraved by Halbeeck, some overpasted to correct faults.

Vigeant 1882, p. 55: Copenhagen, Henrico Waltkirch, 1606. Folio with engraved title framing on recto and verso, portrait of Christian IV, portrait of the author at the end of the first book, and 190 copperplates by I. Halbeeck in the text.

Quality phase 101a: physical extent recovered from the existing bibliographic note.

Quality phase 165: evidence and bibliography from false Leipzig 1606 duplicate edition 3410 / work 3375 were consolidated here.

Quality phase 285: illustration/plate description recovered after individual manifestation-level review of the already-linked bibliographic notes.

Gelli lists this Padua 1631 Tozzi printing as the second Italian edition, with printed title in place of the engraved frontispiece and plates substantially identical to the 1606 edition.

Quality phase 101k: production/publication place recovered from an explicit, manifestation-matching statement after individual review.

Quality phase 101m: explicit imprint agent linked after final individual review.

Quality phase 290: The Padua 1631 reissue replaces the engraved frontispiece with a printed title while retaining substantially the original visual programme.

Quality phase 405 correction: Braidense record MILE036299 identifies the second Italian edition as Padova, Pietro Paolo Tozzi, 1624, folio, [4], 256, [2] pages, with 195 copperplate figures. The former 1631 date was a secondary-bibliography error.