Triumphus novem seculorum Imperii Romano-Germanici Carolo Magnob, Augustissimo Romanorum Imperatori, Germaniae, Hisp. Hung., Bohemiae Regi, &c. &c. Archiduci Austriae, &c. : virtutum et seculorum compendio pacis reparatori et defensori gloriosissimo, felicissimo, seculum X. laetiss. auspiciis prosequenti et victoriis dinumerantiBömer, Antonius, 1664-1706[1725]latFestival book commemorating 10 centuries of imperial rule from Charlemagne to Charles VI, with engraved title and ten plates depicting triumphal arches, one for each century.Title on added engraved title plate: [on escutcheon above triumphal arch] Triumphus IX saeculorum Imperii Romano-Germanici [continued on scroll held by herald] Carolo VI. Imperatore Augustiss. orbis sceptrum gerente laetiss. auspiciis proseque[n]te et victoriis dinumera[n]te, pacis reparatore et defensore felicissimo, ut olim anno seculari Leopoldo I. gloriosiss. memor. Viennae decantatus erat, sic nunc ann. jubil. MDCCXXV. quadr. seculi auctus et renovatus à Joh. Andrea Pfeffel, S.C.M. chalcogr. aulic.Plates: a total of 11 plates including: engraved title plate by J.A. Pfeffel after a design by P. Schubert von Ehrenberg ("Schubart von Ehrenberg") 5 plates engraved by Johann Ulrich Krauss ("Kraus") and 4 plates engraved by Christian Engelbrecht and J.A. Pfeffel, all after designs by Peter Schubert von Ehrenberg; 1 unsigned plate. The unsigned plate shows a triumphal arch with a male figure (Charles VI?) standing at the top. The figure holds an object (a scroll?) in his right hand. On an escutcheon beneath is written "Pacis studio et benef. per Carolum VI triumphans".First ed. published: Vienna : Apud Susannam Christinam, Matthaei Cosmoverij ... viduam, 1700.Leaves of text are singletons, the first leaf unsigned, the 2nd leaf signed ')( )(' the remaining leaves signed A-M."Hisp. Hung." in title printed on cancel slip and pasted over word "Hungariae".Includes bibliographical references.