From the Workshop of Peter Schenk on the street commonly known as Warmoesstraat, under the sign of Visscher.

TERRESTRIAL PLANISPHERE WITH BOTH CELESTIAL HEMISPHERES, OR THE VARIOUS DIVISIONS OF THE LAND AND WATER ORB,

according to the variety of different views, the nature of politics, and observations of various locations; in these places corrected and augmented for this most recent representation by the most illustrious Cosmographers and the phenomena of many Nations; excerpted from experienced Authors; augmented and adorned: By the work and study of A. F. ZÜRNER, Councilor and Geographer of the Provinces and their borders for His Royal Majesty and the Elector of Saxony, and Member of the Royal Society of Prussia.

FLAT EARTH-GLOBE WITH BOTH CELESTIAL HEMISPHERES OR THE VARIOUS DIVISIONS OF THE LAND-WATER WORLD,

according to the diverse circumstances of division, shape, and various positions; corrected in many places with remarks, and augmented and elucidated by various hemispheres mentioned here and throughout the world from the newest World-Describers of the Nations and small World-globes, to the most ingenious and corrected state. By the industry and diligence of A. F. ZÜURNER, Landscape and Border Councilor of the Provinces and of the same for His Royal Majesty and the Electorate Serenity of Saxony, as well as Member of the Royal Society of Prussia.

Now truly at the house of Peter Schenk Junior: Amsterdam with Privilege.

A grand double-hemisphere world map of the "Planisphaerium Terrestre" by Adam Friedrich Zürner, published by Peter Schenk.

• Central Map: Two large spheres showing the Western (left) and Eastern (right) Hemispheres. The Western sphere depicts "NORTH AMERICA" and "SOUTH AMERICA" with various internal divisions and names of regions. The Eastern sphere shows "EUROPE", "AFRICA", and "ASIA". A large "UNKNOWN SOUTHERN LAND" is shown at the bottom.
• Top Center & Bottom Center: Two celestial spheres, "NORTHERN CELESTIAL HEMISPHERE" (top) and "SOUTHERN CELESTIAL HEMISPHERE" (bottom), showing constellations and star patterns.
• Upper Insets: Eight smaller circular maps showing different polar and equatorial projections of the Earth, an armillary sphere, and a shaded relief globe.
• Side Diagrams: Four astronomical diagrams: "PTOLEMAIC OPINION" and "COPERNICAN HYPOTHESIS" on the left; "TYCHONIC HYPOTHESIS" and "PHASES OF THE MOON" on the right.
• Bottom Row: A series of 14 small circular diagrams depicting planetary systems (Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth/Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn) and various astronomical alignments or phases.
• Landscape Vignettes: Two horizontal landscape illustrations across the bottom background showing rugged terrain and figures.

Benevolent Spectator, in illustrating these principal Geographical-Hydrographical Maps, we have wished to represent not merely one, but the various faces of the habitable world, just as it can be seen on globes, in diverse ways. In the two larger Hemispheres, in which this Map takes pride, we exhibit: I. The entire mass of the Earth with all its parts, namely Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, just as it is accustomed to be depicted on a plane. II. In the eight smaller Hemispheres, which are disposed around the larger ones, the various faces of this same earth, inspected from various poles, namely: 1. A prospect from the North Pole. 2. A prospect from the South Pole. 3. A prospect from a point on the Equator at the Island of Celebes. 4. A prospect from the opposite point. 5. A prospect from a point in Mexico. 6. A prospect from the opposite point in the Indian Ocean. 7. A prospect from a point in Europe. 8. A prospect from the opposite point in the Pacific Ocean. III. Two Celestial Hemispheres, Northern and Southern, with their fixed stars reduced to the year 1700. IV. Diverse Hypotheses of the world, the Ptolemaic, Tychonic, and Copernican. V. The phases of the Moon and its motion around the earth. VI. Systems of the Planets according to the mind of the ancients and moderns. All these things, so that they might aid you in Geographical and Astronomical study, A. F. Zurner collected with the greatest care and diligence and reduced to this form.

The Noble and Well-Experienced Describer of this Earth-globe has not only shown the shape of the entire world in two large hemispheres in the usual manner: but he has also viewed the same in eight smaller hemispheres from various viewpoints, in order to set the location of lands and seas more clearly before the eyes. As namely: 1. The North pole. 2. The South pole. 3. A view from the Equator near the island of Celebes. 4. The opposite point. 5. A view from Mexico. 6. The opposite point in the Indian Sea. 7. A view from Europe. 8. The opposite point in the Pacific Sea. Moreover, one sees here the two Celestial hemispheres, with the fixed stars, according to the observations of the year 1700. Also the various Hypotheses of the world, of Ptolemy, Tycho Brahe, and Copernicus; the phases of the Moon, and the course of the wandering stars original: "Dwaal-sterren", meaning planets, according to the old and new star-gazers. All this has been gathered together with great industry and diligence and brought into this order by A. F. Zurner.