Theatrum Terræ Sanctæ et biblicarum historiarum Image Stanford University Public content

Author(s)
and
Description
auctore, Christiano Adrichomio, Delpho. Relief shown pictorially. Includes indexes. Vellum binding. Gold-leafed decorative borders and seals on front and back covers; gold-leafed and floral patterned fore-edge. First 2 and last 2 pages blank (included in page description.) Engraved title page, head and tail-pieces throughout. "Cum gratia et privilegio" on titile page. Imprint on final leaf. Dedication and introductory text. Descriptive text accompanies maps (including index numbers); descriptive text on maps. Decorative cartouches, banners, compass roses, bar scales. Maps show topography, vegetation, waterways, routes. Illustrations of settlements, figures, fauna, ships, sea monsters. Maps are indexed. Map 12 is a bird's eye view, including city plan of Jerusalem (title translation: Jerusalem, and its surroundings, as it was at the time of Christ). This copy has book plate inside front cover: Ex Musæo Marchalliano. Pencil inscription inside front cover: 51; ink inscription inside front cover: Sum ex Libres fris Georgy Bayery ... Page 3 misprinted as 5; 4 as 6; 5 as 3; 6 as 4.
Publisher
in Officina Birkmannica, sumptibus Arnoldi Mylii,
Collection
Renaissance Exploration Map Collection
Place(s)
Palestine and Jerusalem
Subject(s)
Christian pilgrims and pilgrimages and Pictorial works
Held by
Stanford
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https://purl.stanford.edu/mv660ws7416
Use and reproduction
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