Reise-Beschreibung, von Villa Franca der Chur-Brandenburg durch Teutschland, Holland und Braband, England, Franckreich; ... ferner nach Turin, gantz Italien, Rom, Neapolis (etc.) ... [etc.]
"Reise-Beschreibung, von Villa Franca der Chur-Brandenburg durch Teutschland, Holland und Braband, England, Franckreich; ... ferner nach Turin, gantz Italien, Rom, Neapolis (etc.) ... [etc.]"
"In Amsterdam, Ebert continues his praise of the local Lutheran pastors, mentioning the readings and writings of one of them. Ebert leaves Amsterdam for Leiden to study with Johannes Friedrich Böckelmann. He praises the beauty of the houses in the city, the local trade and factories. However, he says that the professor in question is more interested by parties than actual teaching, which is why Ebert grows bored with the university. He speaks with a prisonner renowned for the murder of the De Witt brothers. The prisonner explains his version of the crime and the story of his arrest."