The

Religious Ceremonies

of all nations of the world;

or illustration and explanation

of the principal duties, customs, practices

and holy ceremonies,

both of Christians and of the non-believing nations,

original: "ongelovige volken." In the 18th century, this term was used broadly to categorize non-Christian groups, including Jews, Muslims, and various indigenous peoples. # throughout the entire world;

according to the design by

BERNARD PICARD, Bernard Picart (1673–1733) was a French engraver whose work became a cornerstone of Enlightenment-era comparative religion.

famous Draughtsman and Engraver from Rome;

original: "van Romen." Picart was often associated with the Roman style of classical art.

engraved and undertaken by

DAVID HERRLIBERGUER. A Swiss engraver and publisher who produced this specific edition.

A horizontal typographic ornament centered on the page, featuring a circular rosette in the middle flanked by symmetrical leafy scrollwork and decorative circular accents.

Religious Ceremonies

The

Religious Ceremonies

of all nations of the world;

or illustration and explanation

BERNARD PICARD, Bernard Picart (1673–1733) was a French engraver whose work became a cornerstone of Enlightenment-era comparative religion.

DAVID HERRLIBERGUER. A Swiss engraver and publisher who produced this specific edition.

Published

at Zurich,

by David Herrliberguer.