Quadrant | Text | |
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Iter Abraha patriarchæ (C3) [The road taken by Abraham the patriarch.] | ||
Iter Abrahæ [The road which Abraham followed. P Arraba |
Quadrant | Text | |
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10 10|Iter bidui seu 20. horarum [A road of two days going or 20 hours.] | ||
Iter diurnum 10.horarum|5.hora.Item 5 hor. [Daily journey of 10 hours. 5 hours; also 5 hours.] |
Quadrant | Text | |
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Bosphorus cimmerius | ||
C.Blanco | ||
C.Bono spa | ||
C.de Fortuna | ||
C.de S Augustino | ||
C.de S.|Helena | ||
Carmelium|promont | ||
Casos|Salmona|prom | ||
Caucaseum Mare | ||
Fretum Magellanicum | ||
Lepte prom | ||
LYCIVM|MARE | ||
M.Mediterra | ||
MAR.MERDITERRAN. | ||
MARE CASPIVM|et HYRCANVM|ab accolis Hÿrcanis Parthorum Vicinis|nunc|Mare de Bachu et de Saba,et Ruthenis|Chÿaleuske. (C2) [The Caspian sea, also called Hyrcanus by those Hyrcanians living close to it in the area of the Parths; now called the Bachu sea, or the sea of Saba, or Ruthenian Chÿaleuske.] | ||
MARE del|ZVR | ||
MARE di|INDIA | ||
MARE RVBRVM|Sinus Arabici pars | ||
Mare|Caspium | ||
MARIS MEDITERRANEI,Iudæis MAGNI,PARS. (D3) [Part of the Mediterranean, or larger Iudean sea.] | ||
MÆotis palvs | ||
OCE:|ANVS | ||
Oceanus|Atlanticus | ||
Ocianus|Æthiopicus | ||
PAMPHILIVM|MARE | ||
Persei specula | ||
Phasianum Mare | ||
PONTVS EVXINVS & AXENVS|nunc Mare Magiore et Turris Caradenis | ||
Propõtis | ||
Põt Euxinû | ||
Sinus|Adrimet | ||
SINVS PERSICVS nunc|Mare Mesendin | ||
Zephirium |
Quadrant | Text | |
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Baschirdorum horda.|Loca signata sunt quo cõveniunt|utpote millæ hic ciuitates. [The tribe of the Baschirdi. The places have been marked, where they gather, for there are a thousand communities here.] | ||
Hac letarunt Bataui,1591.sed fristra. [Here Batavi were killed in 1591, without achieving anything.] | ||
Hic prope est Talnabi,|vbi sepulchrum Mahometis. (C3) [Close to this place is Talnabi, where you find the grave of Mohammed.] | ||
Hinc Thebais|lat.25.grad.long.61. [From here to Thebe, at latidude 25 degrees, and longitude 61.] | ||
Nempe hic Tartari sub suo magno Cham|(id est imperatore) vagantur,quantum est|sextum huius chartæ;piscantes,venãtes,et|prædantes. [Here the Tartars roam under their great Cham, (that is their Emperor) of which this map shows only a sixth part, fishing, hunting and robbing.] | ||
Semper extra in Propontidem cofluit,et tamen salsum est|magnaque copia piscium abundat (A1) (B2) [There is always more water flowing into Propontis, which is salt, and there is a great amount of fish.] | ||
Zibierairorum horda. [The tribe of Siberians.] | ||
Æquor Iasonio pulsatum remige primum (B1) [Sea which was first explored by Iason through rowing.] |
Quadrant | Text | |
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Abrim | ||
Accarõ | ||
Achie | ||
Achzib | ||
Adama | ||
Adromittium | ||
Aebro | ||
Agara | ||
Aialon | ||
Akraboim | ||
Alara | ||
Alexandria | ||
Alexandria | ||
Alzelon | ||
Amacia | ||
Amastris | ||
Amea | ||
Amisus | ||
Analiba | ||
Ancijra | ||
Ancÿra | ||
Andrapa | ||
Androsia | ||
Antiochia | ||
Antiochia | ||
Antiochia | ||
Antiochia|primaria | ||
Antipatris | ||
Apamia | ||
Apamia | ||
Aparnia | ||
Apec | ||
Apol:|lonia | ||
Apollonia | ||
Apollonia | ||
Arasinosa | ||
Arath | ||
Arbela | ||
Archelais | ||
Argab | ||
Argos|Orestis | ||
Aroer | ||
Arsinoe|Cleopatris | ||
Arum | ||
Aræsabæ | ||
Asara | ||
Asca:|lon | ||
Ascalon | ||
Asdeth | ||
Asia | ||
Asotus | ||
Asotus | ||
Aspendus | ||
Aspis | ||
Astarot | ||
Astracan | ||
Atsenæ | ||
Attalia | ||
Auadoca | ||
Aziris | ||
Aziõgaber|Hino in Ophir | ||
Babilon | ||
Bachu | ||
Barath | ||
Baratha | ||
Barbarißus | ||
Bargilia | ||
Barsamsa | ||
Barsapa | ||
Bata | ||
Beerseba | ||
Beltiana | ||
Beluchan | ||
Bemaris | ||
Beristus | ||
Beta|nia | ||
Betehorõ | ||
Bethel | ||
Betlehem | ||
Betlehê | ||
Betoum | ||
Betsaida | ||
Betsemes | ||
Betsur | ||
Bibla | ||
Binguil | ||
Bioe | ||
Bosor | ||
Bosphorani|Coracondame | ||
Brisa | ||
Bulsemes | ||
Cadesberne | ||
Cadesberne | ||
Cairo | ||
Canã|minor | ||
Capernau | ||
Caracus | ||
Carambis | ||
Cargis | ||
Carima | ||
Carißõ | ||
Ceraunia | ||
Cesa:rea | ||
Cesarea Philipp | ||
Cesarea phillippi | ||
chabseel | ||
Chafira | ||
Chalcedon | ||
Charax | ||
Charã | ||
Chasor | ||
Chasor | ||
Chedes | ||
chedo | ||
chenila | ||
Chermel | ||
chesaton | ||
Chesiphon | ||
Chiechia | ||
Chiscon | ||
Chislot | ||
Chisome:|ne | ||
Chorozaim | ||
Cijmmerium | ||
Cina | ||
Cizara | ||
Claudiopolis | ||
Cocalia | ||
Coloße | ||
Comana | ||
Comana | ||
Corace:|sium (B2) | ||
Crocodilum | ||
Cronea | ||
Culancopa | ||
Culpe | ||
Curias | ||
Cusco | ||
Cæsarea|primaria | ||
Cæsarea|primaria | ||
Cõstã:|tinop|oli | ||
Cÿbistra | ||
Cÿcistra | ||
Dabaset | ||
Dagusa | ||
Daguta | ||
Damascus | ||
Damiata | ||
Dascijlon | ||
Deber | ||
Deblatha | ||
Derba | ||
Derris | ||
Diolcas | ||
Dora | ||
Dora | ||
Dudusa | ||
Echatana | ||
Edeßa | ||
Eglon | ||
Elcamana | ||
Eleuthe:|rop | ||
Eltecon | ||
Emaus | ||
Enganim | ||
Engedi | ||
Epha | ||
Epharê | ||
Ephesus | ||
Ephron | ||
Epiphania | ||
Erep | ||
Ergis | ||
Ermõ | ||
Ethã | ||
Euclippa | ||
Eumenia | ||
Eupatorium | ||
Faustinopolis | ||
Galguslis | ||
Gari|dus | ||
Gasa | ||
Gaulon | ||
Gaza | ||
Gazer | ||
Geba | ||
Georgia | ||
Gepher | ||
Gerara | ||
Gere | ||
Germa | ||
Gero | ||
Gibeõ | ||
Gilgal | ||
Gilta | ||
Girin | ||
Gomorrha | ||
Gondosa | ||
Gordus | ||
Hain | ||
Halicarn|aßus | ||
Hanaton | ||
Heraclea | ||
Heraclea | ||
Herodium | ||
Hieropolis | ||
Hierusalem | ||
Holmos | ||
Hor | ||
Hÿbe | ||
Hÿgris | ||
Iabis | ||
Iaenia | ||
Iaffa seu|Ioppo | ||
Iconium | ||
Idumæa | ||
Iericho | ||
Iericho | ||
Ieru|salê | ||
Ilium|et Troia | ||
Ioppe | ||
Irino:|polis | ||
Isrela | ||
Iulias | ||
Ißus | ||
Laazer | ||
Labneel | ||
Labÿrintus | ||
Lac:|hus | ||
Ladana | ||
Landosia. | ||
Lanona | ||
Laodi:|cia | ||
Laodicea | ||
Laodicea | ||
Larada | ||
Lasa | ||
Lathir | ||
Leandis | ||
Lebedus | ||
Lether | ||
Libna | ||
Libnas | ||
Lidda | ||
Listra | ||
Luchit | ||
Luza | ||
Lãnbana | ||
Lÿcius | ||
Machane | ||
Machane | ||
Magdiel | ||
Magdiel | ||
Magdolû | ||
Malandaram | ||
Mamadaua | ||
Manezordus | ||
Manthiana | ||
Maon | ||
Maralah | ||
Maranis | ||
Mardara | ||
Maresa | ||
Marã | ||
Masalot | ||
Mazaca quæ &|Cæsarea | ||
Megalepolis | ||
Meggido | ||
Melita | ||
Melita | ||
Metilena | ||
Mich:|metat | ||
Miletus | ||
Misal | ||
Modian | ||
Modin | ||
Mogarus | ||
Mêdesiû | ||
Mêphis | ||
Mÿnides | ||
Mÿra | ||
Naorata | ||
Naphtalis | ||
Nathahel | ||
Natolia | ||
Naun | ||
Nazaret | ||
Nea | ||
Neapo:|lis | ||
Neocefarea | ||
Nesib | ||
Nicea | ||
Nicephoriem | ||
Nici | ||
Nico:|media | ||
Nicopolis | ||
Nicopolis | ||
Nili|ciuitas | ||
Niniue | ||
Nisibis | ||
Oasus parua | ||
Olbasa | ||
Ophiusa | ||
Opius | ||
Ormasa | ||
Orusologia | ||
Paganza | ||
Palara | ||
Palmÿra | ||
Paphos | ||
Pare:|tonium | ||
Pella | ||
Pengamum | ||
Penteneßus | ||
Perga | ||
Peruel | ||
Petra ciuitas | ||
Pha:|norea | ||
Phasus | ||
Philadel:|phia | ||
Philadelphia | ||
Phila|delphia | ||
Phiscus | ||
Phi|hahirat | ||
Piramidus | ||
Pithon | ||
Plegra | ||
Polemonium | ||
Proto:|macra | ||
Prusa | ||
Prusias | ||
Ptolemais|et Acon | ||
Ptolemais|ol.et Acon | ||
Ptÿle | ||
Raccat | ||
Rages | ||
Rama | ||
Rameße | ||
Randa | ||
Rastum | ||
Remon | ||
Ribla | ||
Rimmon | ||
Rimmõ | ||
Rinoco:|bura | ||
Risan | ||
Rodus | ||
Sabran | ||
Sadagena | ||
Sagalassus | ||
Sagÿlis | ||
Salamas | ||
Salamis | ||
Salem | ||
Samaria | ||
Samar|ia | ||
Sandaca | ||
Sandalium | ||
Sanra | ||
Sarada | ||
Saralus | ||
Sardis | ||
Sarea | ||
Sarna | ||
Sebaste | ||
Sebeauiticum | ||
Seboim | ||
Secrona | ||
Sedad | ||
Segor | ||
Seleucia | ||
Seleucia | ||
Seleucia | ||
Seleucia | ||
Senastro | ||
Sephana | ||
Sephoris | ||
Serianum | ||
Sicabo | ||
sicaminu | ||
Sichem | ||
Sichem | ||
Sidag | ||
Sidon | ||
Sinai | ||
Sinem | ||
Sinibra | ||
Sinope | ||
Sip:|hora | ||
Siph | ||
Sirach | ||
Sisinara | ||
Sita | ||
Smÿrna | ||
Socol | ||
Sodoma | ||
Sogana | ||
Sohar | ||
Soleuous | ||
Soli | ||
Souatra | ||
Stephana | ||
Sueta | ||
Sueta | ||
Sunbano | ||
Susa unde|Susi | ||
Sÿna | ||
Taanach | ||
Tanabastra | ||
Tanais|Êporium | ||
Taposiris | ||
Tariche | ||
Tarsus | ||
Tauri | ||
Tbnißa | ||
Techua | ||
Teredon | ||
Teucila | ||
Thalla | ||
Theman | ||
Therema | ||
Theuscapa | ||
Thia | ||
Thÿalira | ||
Tiberias | ||
Tijana | ||
Tijrus | ||
Tinipata | ||
Tirus|antiq | ||
Tomi. | ||
Tompeioposlis | ||
Trapezus | ||
Tripolis | ||
Trogilium | ||
Tuliopolis | ||
Tûnis | ||
Tÿrus | ||
Vr|nunc|Oura|Chaldæa | ||
Xois | ||
Zachan | ||
Zagira | ||
Zagora | ||
Zama | ||
Zaphyrû | ||
Zatala | ||
Zeb | ||
Zecbe | ||
Zeigue | ||
Zigana | ||
Zori | ||
Zoropaßus |
Quadrant | Text | |
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Agies id est|sanctus mons [Mount Agies, which is a holy mountain.] | ||
Amadoci mõtes | ||
Antitaurus | ||
Caucasus mons | ||
Dyndim|mons | ||
Gordicus mons | ||
Libÿci montes | ||
Marpesia cautes [The Marpesia rocks.] | ||
Monlana Arabiæ | ||
Mons Ararat | ||
Montana Arabiæ | ||
Motes ubi|requieuit Arca [Mountains where Noah's arc landed.] | ||
Olymp mons. | ||
Ripæi mõtes usque ori:ginem Tanais [The Ripaei mountains which extend to the source of the river Tanais. R Porÿtus flu | ||
Seir mõtes | ||
Sogdiani montes | ||
Tabor|mont | ||
Tabor|mont | ||
Taurs mõs | ||
Taurus mons | ||
Vxij montes |
Quadrant | Text | |
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100 105 | ||
210 240 270 300 330 | ||
35 30 | ||
35 30 | ||
360 30 60 90 120 150 180 | ||
45 40 | ||
45 40 | ||
50 | ||
50 | ||
60 | ||
60 | ||
65 70 | ||
65 70 75 | ||
75 | ||
80 85 | ||
80 85 | ||
90 60 30 30 60 90 | ||
90 60 30 60 90 | ||
90 95 | ||
90 95 | ||
Circulus Equinoctalis |
Quadrant | Text | |
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Abari | ||
Abißini seu|pret Ioan. [Abessinia or the land of Prester Iohn.] | ||
ADRICA | ||
Alexã|drinorû|nomus | ||
Amalecitæ | ||
AMERICA a Christophoro|Colombo noiê Regis Caslelle 1492.|Primum detecta et 1499.ab Ame:|rico Vespuco nomê sortita [America, first discovered by Chrisophorus Comumbus for the King of Castilia, 1492, which obtained its name from Americus Vespucci in 1499.] | ||
Ammonitæ | ||
Ammonitæ | ||
Amorei | ||
Anglia | ||
Arabia | ||
Arabia petræa|et deserta pars | ||
ARABIÆ|FELICIS PARS|Vbi est Saba regn. (D3) [Part of Arabaia Felix, where the kingdom of Saba is.] | ||
Arioch:|campus | ||
ARME:|NIA|MAIOR | ||
ARME:|NIA|MI:|NOR | ||
As:|er | ||
ASIA | ||
Asia minor | ||
ASIA|MINOR | ||
ASSI:|RIA | ||
BABILONIA | ||
Barbaria | ||
BASAN|REG | ||
Basteruæ | ||
Batha:|nea | ||
BITH:|YNIA | ||
Boristenitæ | ||
Brasilia | ||
BÊIAMÎ | ||
CAPADO:|CIA | ||
Caria | ||
Carpiani | ||
Catadecbis | ||
Cathaio | ||
Cherso|Nesus | ||
Chila | ||
China | ||
CILICIA | ||
Colchis | ||
Dedan | ||
D|A|N | ||
Edom | ||
Egyptu | ||
EPH:|RAIM | ||
EVROPA | ||
GALAT:|IA | ||
GALI:|LEA|In:|ferior | ||
Gallia | ||
Gemela|reg | ||
Germa:|nia | ||
Granata | ||
Grocia | ||
Guinea|reliquium | ||
Guineæ|Pars | ||
Heptanomia | ||
Hispania | ||
Hispania noua | ||
Iapan | ||
IBERIA | ||
Idumæa | ||
India | ||
IO:|SEP:|H | ||
ISAC:|H|A|R | ||
Ismaelite | ||
Iturea | ||
Iudea | ||
IVDA | ||
IVDÆA | ||
IVDÆÆ|amplior descriptio [A larger map of Iudea.] | ||
Licaonia | ||
Limes Asiæ|et Africæ [The border between Asia and Africa.] | ||
Lurach|regnum | ||
LYCIA | ||
LYDIA | ||
Lõbard | ||
MA:|NAS|SE | ||
Magellanica Austalis incognita | ||
Manas:|se | ||
Mareolus palus | ||
Maxico | ||
MEDIA | ||
MESO:|POTANIA | ||
Moabitæ | ||
Moabi|tæ | ||
Monoma|tapa | ||
MYSIA | ||
Norue:|gia | ||
NÆPTALÎ|gentiû | ||
Orcheni|populi | ||
Paludes | ||
PAMPHALIA | ||
Paphlagonia | ||
Pars Oasis magnæ|quo Scelestißimi|relegabantur [Part of a large oasis to which the most serious criminals are being sent.] | ||
PER:|SIAE|PARS | ||
Persia | ||
PERV | ||
Philistijm et|Enakim | ||
Phoenicia | ||
Phrygia|minor | ||
PHRYG|IA|MAI:OR | ||
PIST:|DIA | ||
Pontus | ||
Porta di Ferro | ||
Psittacorum regio | ||
RVBÊ | ||
SA:|BV:|LON | ||
SAMARIA | ||
Schÿtia|parua | ||
SCYTHIÆ PARS. | ||
Sinei | ||
SRMA:|TIA | ||
S|Y|RI|A | ||
Tagri | ||
Tannitæ | ||
Tartaria | ||
TARTARIÆ PARS | ||
Terra del Fugo | ||
Terra Septentrionalis nondum detecta. (D1) The Northern countries, which have not been explored yet.] | ||
Thraco|nitidis|Pars | ||
TROAS|Regio | ||
TUROMANI | ||
Typus Orbis ad inuestigãdum Ophir (D1) [Map of the world for finding Ophir [a rich place mentioned in the bible [Kings 9:26-28], supposedly in Southwest Arabia or on the opposite African shore.]] | ||
Vrgi |
Quadrant | Text | |
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Agarus flu | ||
Agradatus flu. | ||
Aldescus flu | ||
Arag flu | ||
Borÿstenes flu | ||
Bosor flu | ||
Cairubi flu | ||
Canopicum ostium | ||
Chesel flu | ||
Chision flu | ||
Corax flu | ||
Ephrates flu | ||
Eulus flu | ||
Euphrates flu | ||
Fõtes Nili | ||
Hÿpanus flu | ||
Hÿrgis flu. | ||
Iiaick flu | ||
Iordanus flu | ||
Laboc flu | ||
Marabius flu | ||
Meandrus fl | ||
Nilus flu | ||
Orontes flu | ||
Pelusiacum|ostiû | ||
Phastis flu | ||
Singa|flu | ||
Soreg flu | ||
Tanais flu.Asiam ab Europa disterminans (C1) [The river Tanais, which forms the border between Asia and Europe.] | ||
Theophanius flu | ||
Tigris fl. | ||
Tiras flu | ||
Tisnada | ||
Vardamis flu | ||
Zared flu |
Quadrant | Text | |
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Boristenes insula | ||
Borneo | ||
Calidna | ||
Canari|ins | ||
Carpathus | ||
Cherso|nesas|Candiæ|pars | ||
Cos | ||
Cuba | ||
Cyprus | ||
Gronlant | ||
Hispaniola | ||
I.Salomonis | ||
Iaua | ||
Ins.S.Laurenti|Ophir Orteli. [The isle of Laurentius, by Ortelius called Ophir. [note that Ortelius writes in the various editions of his Thesaurus that Ophir is a legendary land, whose location is unknown.]] | ||
Isabel | ||
Nisiras | ||
Ophir slephani | ||
Samatra | ||
Samos | ||
Zêbla |
Quadrant | Text | |
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Rdo.Dño|D.Adr.Stalpartio|Abb.Togerlêsi digniso.d.|LVMEN|HISTORIARVM|per Orientem.|illustrandis|Biblijs sacris,Martyro-|logio,et alijs multis.|Concinn.Fran.Hareio|ANTVERPIÆ (B3) [For Lord D.Adrian Stalpartius, dignified abbot of Togerlensus, in this Historical Enlightment of the East, to illustrate the Bible, the list of Martyrs and many other matters. Made by Franciscus Hareius of Antwerp.] |
Quadrant | Text | |
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Genezaret | ||
Item Mare Mortuû et Salsum Lacus|Asphaltites. | ||
Kÿlaia lacus | ||
Lacus piscosus | ||
Mantiana palus | ||
Thospitis Lacus |
Quadrant | Text | |
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MERIDIES | ||
OCCIDENS | ||
ORIENS | ||
SEPTENTRIO |