Münster (Sebastian) Cosmographia Universalis, a collection of loose leaves from different editions, including Pannonia, p. 678, Latin text, Henricus Petri, Basel, 1552; the Creation of the World, f. 1, & Bohemia, f. 1169, German text, 1561; Bohemia, French text, Agria in Greece,  1552, Italy & Capua, German text, 1575, Gothic letter woodcut illustrations, dust soiling, minor chipping, 4to (10) *** Sebastian Münster (1488-1552) was a German cartographer. The Cosmographia was published in nearly 30 editions in six languages between 1544 and 1578 and then was revised and reissued by Sebastian Petri from 1588 to 1628. The Cosmographia was a geographical as well as historical and ethnographic description of the world, enriched with views, portraits of kings and princes, costumes and occupations, habits and customs, flora and fauna, monsters, wonders, and horrors.