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Tabula itineraria Peutingeriana

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Title Tabula itineraria Peutingeriana / primum aeri incisa et edita a Franc. Christoph. de Scheyb MDCCLIII
denuo cum Codice Vindoboni collata, emendata et nova Conradi Mannerti
introductione instructa, studio et opera Academiae Literarum Regiae Monacensis.
Additional Titles Peutinger table
Contributors Scheyb, Franz Christoph, 1704-1777
Mannert, Konrad, 1756-1834
Thiersch, Friedrich Wilhelm von, 1784-1860
Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften
Publisher Lipsiae : Exhibet Libraria Hahniana
Creation Date 1824
Notes Preface signed: Fridericus Thiersch.
"Index nominum quae in Tabula Peutingeriana continentur": p. 45-63.
Extent vi, 63 p., 12 double leaves of plates : maps
33 cm.
Language Latin
National Library system number 990012515670205171

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