Jacob Enderlin' s works include mostly plates inspired from the campaigns of the Holy League against the Ottomans (1684 -1690). He published “Die Grosse Welt-Beruffene in Thracien oder Romanien am Hellespont Ligende Haup-Stadt Bisanz, Neu Rom, Constantinopel, oder nach Turckischer Benennung Stampol” in 1685. His later works were based for the greatest part on the works of V. M. Coronelli, which he copied and enhanced with great skill. Enderlin published at least one work every year, down to 1693.

Written by Ioli Vingopoulou

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  Map of Greece.

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  Plan of the castle of Cythera.

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  Plan of the Venetian castle of Zakynthos.

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  View of the Castle of Agios Georgios in Lixouri, Cephalonia island.

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  Map of Cephalonia island.

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  Plan of the castle of Santa Maura on Lefkada island.

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  Title page.

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  Map of a part of Istanbul.

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  View of Topkapi Palace, Istanbul.

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  Cypress.

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  The palace of Scutari, which was built during the reign of Suleiman I and demolished soon thereafter.

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  The Gaul army under Brennus is defeated by the Aetolians, Thessalians and Malians (280 BCE).

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  View of the city of Niš (Naissus), birthplace of Constantine the Great.

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  View of the castle (ancient acropolis) of Arta.

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  View of Naupactus.

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  Mount Olympus.

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  Portrait of Constantine the Great.

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  A scene from Marcian's military campaign. The eagle is a symbol of the emperor's coronation (Marcian was the first Byzantine emperor to be crowned by the Patriarch) and of the Orthodox believers's victory over Monophysitism (Council of Chalcedon).

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  Fire at Istanbul.

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  A shipwreck off Istanbul.

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  Earthquake at Istanbul.

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  Basil I dies falling off his horse during a hunting expedition.

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  View of Patras.

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  View of the strait of Rio and Antirrion.

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  View of the Castle of Naupactus.

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  Olive tree.

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  Imaginary depiction of an ancient temple of Demeter, most probably supposed to represent one of the temples of the goddess on Euboea, either Octonia temple or Eretria temple.

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  View of Chalcis.

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  Imaginary depiction of Athens.

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  View of the monastery of the Saviour on Strofades islands. Map of Milos and surrounding islands. Falconera, islet near Milos.

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  View of ancient Corinth and the acropolis of Acrocorinth.

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  View of Nafplion.

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  Plan of the castle of Maini at Cape Tainaron.

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  View of Monemvasia.

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  Plan of the castle of Kelefa outside Oitylo, Peloponnese.

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  View of the castle of Zarnata on the peninsula of Mani.

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  Ship sailing the Mediterranean.

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  View of Pylos.

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  View of the castle of Coroni.

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  View of the castle of Chlemoutsi near Mount Cyllene.

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  Map of the Peloponnese.

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  Title page.

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  View of the castle of Arta.

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  View of Volos.

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  View of Thessaloniki.

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  View of Mount Athos.

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  View of the Dardanelles strait. In the foreground, Kilitbahir castle, in the background, Sultaniye castle.

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  Map of Lemnos island.

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  Map of Lesbos island.

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  Map of Chios and Kea islands.

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  View of the town of Chios.

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  Mastic tree.

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  The church of Hagioi Theodoroi, built on the site of Apollo's temple at Fana (Pyrgi), Chios island.

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  Palm tree.

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  View of Izmir, with Kadife castle in the distance.

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  The church of Saint Polycarpus at Izmir.

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  Cotton plant. Mastic tree.

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  The Colossus of Rhodes.

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  View of the medieval town of Rhodes.

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  Chavus Bashi, high-ranking administrative official of the Sublime Porte.

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  Ottoman archer.

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  The Aga of the Janissaries.

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  Turkish woman from rural area. Turkish woman from urban area.

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  Ottoman soldier.

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  Spahi, member of the cavalry.

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  The Grand Vizier.

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  Deli, member of the light cavalry corps.

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  Ottoman imam.