(Jan de Grieck): Den pelgrim van dese wereldt, verhaelende, tot een ieders onderrichtinghe ende eerlyck vermaeck, het ghedenckweerdighste dat hy in syn levens-pelgrimagie ghesien, ghehoort, ende ghelesen heeft. Brussels, Jan de Grieck, 1690. Or. Leather binding, with gold print (faded) 32mo, 349 pp.

* Scheepers II, 825; Muller 409. The publisher, also the writer, gives many witty answers from Catholics, especially to the snarky Bible sisters. See (also) p. 75 about the Quakers.

2nd chapter p. 77: Holland and its cities; p. 120 vgg: herring catch

3rd chapter p. 131: Spain and Turkey (slave trade p. 165 – 172: in detail about the cruel treatment of Christians, who are, among other things, locked up in cellars, matamoures)

4th chapter: p. 209: England; 5th chapter: p. 279: France

Many curious, lively details about the customs in the various countries.