Itinera Per Helvetiae Alpinas Regiones Facta Annis 1702-10 is a detailed two-volume Latin account by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer, chronicling his travels through the Swiss Alps in the early 18th century. This work provides valuable insights into the geography, natural history, and early scientific exploration of the region. Scheuchzer's meticulous observations and descriptions offer a unique glimpse into the landscape and the intellectual pursuits of the time. This historic work remains a significant resource for scholars interested in the history of science, travel literature, and the cultural history of Switzerland. The original Latin text preserves the authentic voice of an early explorer and scientist.

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