I.[-VI.] pars Romanae vrbis topographiae & antiquitatum, quâ succinctê & breviter describuntur omnia quae tam publicê quam privatim videntur anim-adversione digna:

Place and publisher from colophon of v. 1 Title varies: II. pars Antiqvitatvm Romanarvm, seu, Topographia Romanae vrbis ... 1597 -- III. pars Antiqvitatvm, sev, Inscriptionvm & epitaphiorum quae in saxi & marmoribus romanis videntur ... descriptio ... Per Theodorvm de Bry ... 1597 -- IIII. pars Antiquitatum romanarum, siue, II. tomus Inscriptionum & monumentorum ... artifice vero Theodoro de Bry ... 1598 -- V.[-VI.] pars Antiqvitatvm romanarvm, siue, III.[-IIII] tomus Inscriptionum ... Theodori de Brÿ relictis filijs recens in aere efficta foras data ... 1600[-1602] "Onvphrii Panvinii Veronensis Descriptio qvatvor decim regionvm vrbis Romae, ex Sexto Rufo, P. Victore & aliis probatis auctoribus collecta": pt. 1. p. 118-149 -- "P. Victoris De regionibvs vrbis Romae, liber": pt. 1, p. 150-163 -- "Topographia antiqvae vrbis Romae, ex Io. Bartholomaeo Marliano": pt. 2, p. 1-18, 55-211 -- "Valerii Probi Grammatici De notis antiqvarvm literarvm": pt. 3, p. 20-41 -- "Lilii Gregorii Gyraldi Ferrariensis, De sepvlchris et vario sepeliendi ritv liber singvlaris": pt. 6, p. 1-47 All 6 pts. have engraved t.p.'s. Engraved ports. of Boissard and of de Bry appear as 2 of the 4 leaves in the first gathering of pts. 1-4. The numerous engraved plates chiefly depict Roman sculpture and inscriptions. Etched double-page bird's eye view of ancient Rome, pt. 2, leaf signed I. Etched double-page bird's-eye view of modern Rome of 1597, tipped onto a stub at the centerfold, pt. 2, leaf signed L4. Several engravings signed by Jacques Granthomme. Folded map of northern and central Italy. Head- and tail-pieces. Many woodcut initials, some historiated Signatures, pt. 1: *-2* A-T V. Pt. 2: (:) 2*-3* A-D² E-H [superior chi]I² I K L [superscript chi]L² M-2L. Pt. 3: [dagger] A B-E F-2I. Pt. 4: )(² A-2G. Pt. 5: * 2* A-2K 2I. Pt. 6: ):( A-F [G-2T 2V²]. Many plates are assigned signature marks, which in places conflict with those on letterpress leaves. The 146 plates that conclude pt. 6 are unsigne