ficant figures touching the rise, entrance and everyfountain in particular, but this beeing in French and touseful onely to such as understand that tongue, wejudged it not unusoful to transtate it into English, High-dutch and Netherdutch; both in elegant vers and prose:The English by Mr. Morisson, the Highdutch by Mr.Andreas Muller, and the Netherdutch by Mr. AnthoniJansz. vander Goes, that so it might appeare in fourLanguages in print to be serviceable unto these Nationsfor presume and use, as it is to the French. Such as havea desire to travel and take a view of the place, it may servefor a Guide, and such as neythor desire nor have oppor-tunitie to goe, and see it them selves, it wil serve forprofitable and delightful spending their spare houres:And now seeing this is thus augmented with so greatpains and charges. I doubt not but it may be acceptableto them, and the greatest content I exspect is, that it findacceptance and be made use to the same intention,Iaimed at in presenting it to thee, ThyWell-WisherNICOLAUS VISSCHER.