Dissertationes de admirandis mundi cataractis : supra & subterraneis, earumque principio, elementorum circulatione, ubi eadem occasione aestus maris reflui, vera ac genuina causa asseritur, nec non terrestri ac primigenio paradiso, locus situsque verus in Palaestina restituitur, in tabula chorographica ostenditur, & contra Utopios, Indianos, Mesopotamios aliosque asseritur
A 1678 Latin dissertation by Johannes Herbinius, printed in Amsterdam by the Janssonius-Waesberge firm, treating waterfalls, tides and the site of Eden for a scholarly readership. The two pictures are a black-and-white heraldic achievement with a crest of a cat's head, a crown, a shield with three cat faces, and two standing leopards with a motto scroll reading Sapere Aude, plus a dark printed floral ornament of roses, berries and foliage tied with a ribbon, useful to a designer for coats of arms, emblematic beasts and tied floral ornament.
