Cartographica Neerlandica Topographical names for Ortelius Map No. 223

Quadrant		Text
C2		AEGAE:\|VM PE:\|LAGVS.
B3		Breuia,et Syrtes.
C2		Caphareus\|prom.
D2		Carpathium\|mare.
B2		Chaoni:\|us sinus.
B2		Charydis
C2		Cinćthium\|prom.
B2		Cyclopum scopuli [the cliffs of the cyclops]
B2		FRET.SICVLVM.
A1, B1		HADRIATICVS SINVS.
B2		Iapygium\|prom.
B2		Illyricus\|sinus.
B2		IONIVM\|MARE.
B2		Lacinium prom.
C3, D3		LIBYCVM MARE.
A2		Lilyboeum\|prom.
C2		Malea prom.
A3, D3		MARE MEDI:TERRANEVM. (C3) (D2)
A2, B2		MARE\|AVSONIVM.
B2		Megaricus sinus.
B2, B3		Pachinus prom.
C2, C1		PALLENA.
B2, A2		Pelorus\|prom.
B2		Plemmyrium prom.
B2		Scylacćum\|prom.
B2		Scylla
B2		Sinus Taren:\|tinus.
E3		Sinus\|Arabici\|pars.
A2		Sirenum scopuli (B2) [The cliffs of the Sirens.]
A3		Syrtis in:\|hospita.
B2		Velinus por:\|tus

Quadrant		Text
C2		Bis denis PHRYGIVM\|conscendit nauibus ĆQVOR. [Phrygium sailed with twenty ships the surface of the sea.]
A2		Gens inimica mihi TYR:\|RHENVM navigat\|AEQVOR. [A tribe hostile to me sails the surface of the Thyrrhenian sea.]
E2		Naves quć fortč paratć\|corripiunt,onerantque auro,portantur avari\|Pygmalionis opes pelago,dux foemina facti. (E3) [The ships which are ready have been prepared and received their cargo of gold, and the avaricious men are carried, their strength in the sea of Pygmalion caused by their female leader.]
B3		Septima post Troić excidium iam vertitur ćstas:\|Cum freta,cum terras omnes,tot inhospita saxa,\|Syderaque emensć ferimur:dum per MARE MAGNVM\|Italiam sequimur fugientem,& volvimur undis. (B2) (C2) (C3) [In the seventh year after the loss of Troy the summer has come to an end; so many straights we have seen, so many lands, such inhospitable rocks, that now we are impressed by the immense stars. We follow fleeing Italy through the large sea and are tossed around by the waves.]

Quadrant		Text
C2, B2		Actium
C2		Aeneia
C1, D1		Aenum
A2		Agragas
A1		Alpheć Pisć
A2		Aluntium
C2		Ambracia
B2		Anchisć portus.
D2		Antandros,unde\|Aeneć claßis\|solvit. [Antandros, from where Aeneas' fleet departed.]
C2		Aphrodisias
C2		Aphrodisium [added in 1601]
C2		Argos
A1, A2		Argous\|portus.
A2		Arć.Saxa vocant Itali\|medijs quć in fluctibus arć. [Altars, is what the Italians call the rocks which are alters in the middle of the waves.]
B2		Athenćum,sive\|Minervć templ.
B2		Buthrotum
D1		Byzantium
A2		Caieta
A2		Camarina
B2		Cannć
C2		Capya
A2, A3		Carthago,\|quć Age:\|noris urbs,\|et Byrsa.
B2		Caulon
A2		Circćum
A1		Coßa
A2		Cumć
A1		Cćrite
D1		Dardanus
B2		Diomedis urbs\|Argyripa.
B2, C2		Dodona
A2		Drepanum
A2		Egesta\|Acesta
A2		Elyma
A2		Gela
D3, D3		Gnoßus (C2) (C3)
A1, A2		Gravisć
C1		Ismarus
A2		Lauinium.
A2		Laurentum
A2		Misenum
C2		Mycenć
B2, C2		Neritus
C2		Nesos [added in 1601]
A3		Nympharum\|antrum. [Cave of nymphs.]
C2		Oeetis
C2		Orchomenus
B2		Palinurus
E2		Paphos
A2		Parthenope
A1		Patavium\|Antenoris vrbs.
C2		Pergamea
B2		Petilia
C2		Phthia
A1		Populonia
A1		Prćneste
A1, A2		Pyrgi
C2, D2		Rhoeteum
D2, D1		Rhoetćum
A1		Roma
D2		Scepsis,Aeneć regia.
A2		Selinus
E3		Sidon
D2		Sigeum
C2		Sparta
A1		Tarchon
B2		Tarentum
C2		Thebć
A1		Tibur
A2		Troia
B2		Troia
A1		Troia.
D2		Troia.
E3		Tyrus
B2		Velia
B2		Veneris Aeneadis fan.
A2		Veneris Erycinć\|fanum.
B2		Veneris portus
C2		Veneris templ.
C2, B2		Veneris\|templum
B2		Zande

Quadrant		Text
B2, A2		Aetna
A1		Alpes
B1, B2		Apenninus mons. (A1)
C2		Cithćron mons.
C1, C2		Cißus mons.
D3		Dictćus mons
A2		Eryx mons.
B2, B1		Garganus\|mons
C1		Hćmus mons.
D2		Ida mons,Paridis iudicio\|memoratus. [Mount Ida, famous because of Paris'choice.]
E2		Idalius mons.
C3, D3		Idćus mons,\|et nemus
B2, C2		Montes Ceraunij.
C2		Olympus
C1		Rhodope mons.
A1		Soractes

Quadrant		Text
E3		AEGYPTVS.
A1		Aequicoli.
C1		Agathyrsi.
C2		ALMOPIA.
B2		ANSANC:\|TI valles.
E2		ASIA PROPRIA,sive\|pars ASIAE MAGNAE. (D2) [Asia proper, or part of Great Asia.]
B2		Aurunci.
B2, A2		Ausonij.
C3		Barcaei.
D2, D1		BEBRYCIA.
B2		CALABRIA.
B2, C2		CHAONIA.
C2		Crusći.
C2, D2		Crusći. (D1)
C3, C2		Curetes.
A2, B2		Cyclopes
B2		DAVNIA.
C2		Dryopes.
C2, B2		EPEI:\|:RVS.
A1, B1		EVROPAE PARS.
A2		Geloi cam:pi.
A3		Getulae.
C1		Getć.
A1		Heneti.
A1, A2		Hernici.
A1		HESPERIA SATVR:\|NIA et ITALIA.
A1		Hetrusci.
B1, B2		IAPYGIA.
B1		Illyrici.
C2		Lerna
B1		Liburni.
A3, E3		LIBYAE,SIVE AFRI:CAE PARS. (B3) (C3)
B2		LOCI NA:\|RICII.
B2		LOCRI EPIZE:\|PHYRII.
D2		LYCIA.
A1		Lydi.
C2, C1		MACEDONIA,\|cuius populi Pelasgi,\|Achiui,Argiui,\|Danai,Myrmi:\|dones,Dolopes,\|Dores,et\|Iones. (B1) (B2)
A1		Marsi.
C3		Massyli.
A3		Maurisij.
B2		Oeno:\|trij.
B2		Opici.
B2, A2		Osci.
C2		Pallene [added in 1601]
C2		PELOPON:\|NESVS
E3		PHOENICIA.
D2		PHRYGIA.
A3		PVNICA\|REGNA.
A2		Rutili
A1		Sabini.
B2		Salentini.
B2		Sila\|silva
D2		Teucri
B2		Thapsus peninsula.
C1, D1		THRACIA.
D2		TROAS.
A3		Tyrij,et\|Poeni.
A2		Volci.

Quadrant		Text
B2		Aufidus flu.
A2		Crinisus flu.
A2, B2		Elorus flu.
A1		Eridanus flu.
A2		Gela flu.
C1		Hebrus flu.
A1		Padusa amnis.
A2, B2		Pantagus flu.
B2		Sarnus flu.
D2		Scamander flu.sive Xanthus.
E3		Septem gemini\|ostia Nili [Seven related mouths of the river Nile.]
B2		Silaris flu.
A2, B2		Simethus flu.
D2		Simois flu.
A1, A2		Tibris flu.
A1		Timavus\|fons.

Quadrant		Text
A2		Aeoli insulć.
D2		Amorgus
C2		Andros
D2		Astypalea
A2		Capreć
D2		Carpathus
D2		Chios
B2		Corcyra
D2		Cos
C3		CRETA.
C2, D2		Cyclades insulć.
E2		CYPRVS.
C2		Cythera\|insula.
C2		Delos,quć\|et Ortigia.
C2		Donysa
C2		Dulichi:\|um
C2		Euboea insula
C2		Giaros
D2, C2		Icaria
A1, A2		Ilua\|insula
A2		Inarime
C2, B2		Ithaca
C2		Lem:\|nos
D2, C2		Lesbos
B2, A2		Leucasia
B2		Leucata,in qua\|Veneris Aene:\|adis fanum. [Leucata, where you find the sanctuary of Venus of Aeneas.]
B2		Lipara
A3, A2		Melita
C2		Melos
C2		Naxos
D2, C2		Oliaros
B2		Ortygin ins.in quć\|Arethusa fons.
C2		Paros
D2		Pathmos
A2		Prochita
D2		Rho:\|dos.
B2, C2		Samos
D2		Samos
C2		Samothra:\|cia.
C2		Scyros
C2		Strophades\|Harpiarum\|domicilium.(B2) [The Strophades isles, home of the Harpiae.]
C2, D2		Tenedos\|insula
A2, B2		TRINA:CRIA.
C2, B2		Zacynthus

Quadrant		Text
E2		Cum privilegio Imperatorio,Regio,\|et Cancellarić Brabantić,decennali.\|1594. [With an imperial, royal and council of Brabant privilege for ten years. 1594.]

Quadrant		Text
C1		AENEAE TROIA:\|NI NAVIGATIO\|Ad Virgilij sex priores Aeneidos.\|Ex conatibus Geographicis\|Abrahami Ortelij Antverp. [The sea journey of Troian Aeneas, after the first six books of the Aeneas by Vergil. From the geographical efforts of Abraham Ortelius of Antwerp.]
E1		PX Alpha Omega\|DOCTRINA ET HVMANITATE\|CELEBRI DNO BALTHASARO\|ROBIANO,R.P.ANT.THE:\|SAVRARIO,VIRO ANIMI\|CORPORISQ.DOTIBVS\|ORNATISS.\|Ab.Ortelius veteris amicitić memor\|dedicabat. (D1) [In memory of his friendship, Abraham Ortelius dedicated this map to the honourable and famous Balthasar Robianus from the republic of Antwerp, known for his learnedness and spiritual and cultural qualities, treasurer, and honoured for his physical and mental talents.]
D3		Sum pius Aeneas,raptos qui ex hoste Penates\|Classe veho mecum,fama super ćthera notus.\|Bis denis Phrygium conscendi nauibus ćquor,\|Vix septem conuulsć undis,Euróque supersunt:\| [inserted in 1624:] Ipse ignotus,egens,Libyć deserta peragro, [end of insert here]\| Europa atque Asia pulsus. Aeneid.1. (C3) [I am Aeneas the pious one, and I carry with me the house god has taken from the enemy on my fleet, my fame known in the sky. With twenty ships I sailed the calm Phrygian sea. No more than seven ships, including the Euro, remain now. [added in 1624:] though not aware of it, poor, I roam the Libyan desert [end of 1624 insert], pushed by Europa and Asia. Aeneid, Book 1.]

Quadrant		Text
A2, B2		Avernus\|lacus.
A2, B2		Fucinus la:\|cus. (A1) (B1)