Another Oration Made by the foresaid Hermannus Kichnerus

Title	Another Oration Made by the foresaid Hermannus Kichnerus in Coryats Crudities; Hastily Gobled up in five moneths Travells in France, Savoy, Italy, Rhetia co[m]monly called the Grisons Country, Helvetia alias Switzerland, some parts of High Germany, and the Netherlands; Newly Digested in the Hungry aire of Odcombe in the County of Somerset, & now Dispersed to the Nourishment of the Travelling Members of this Kingdome
Creator(s)	Thomas Coryat (Related Author - Text) Hermann Kirchner (Author - Text) Heinrich von Stange (Related Author - Text)
Date	1611
Place	London
Publisher	Printed by W. S. [William Stansby]
Type	Section in a travel account
Physical Description	4⁰ in 8s, pp. 655. The main text is preceded by copious 'Certaine opening and drawing Distiches' (which contain three of the apodemic texts) and followed by lengthy 'Posthuma Fragmenta Poematum Georgii Coryati' (the author's father).
Language	English
Content	Criticism of Travel
Notes	English translation of an Oration by Hermann Kirchner and pronounced at Marberg by his student Henry de Stangi (or Henrich von Stange as Stagl spells it). Occurs at sigs. Cc8r-Ee3r of 'Coryats Crudities'. The Latin original is described elsewhere in this database under the title 'De Germaniae Perlustratione Omnibus Aliis Peregrinationibus anteferenda'. 'Coryats Crudities' (1611) appeared in only one edition. In 1611 a pirated version of its prefatory verses titled 'The Odcombian Banquet' appeared with a scurrilous preface attacking Coryat. ODNB states John Taylor may have been responsible.
Texts in this Edition	An Oration made by Hermannus Kirchnerus Another Oration Made by the foresaid Hermannus Kichnerus Coryats Crudities The Epistle to the Reader To the High and Mighty Prince, Prince Henry
Digital Copy	Web Link EEBO, reproduction of Huntington Library copy.