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Pharan desertum, et confinia eius cum parte Aegypti [cartographic material]

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Adrichem, Christiaan van, 1533-1585
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Title Pharan desertum, et confinia eius cum parte Aegypti [cartographic material] : ea videlicet terrae ragio, in qua filii Israël post exitum de Aegypto, triginta octo annis vagati sunt antequam terram promissam ingrederentur.
Contributors Brunus, Gerhardus, approximately 1560-approximately 1630
Publisher [Koeln] : [Officina Birckmannica]
Creation Date [1590]
Notes Copperplate
From: Adrichem, Christian van. Theatrum Terrae Sanctae. Koeln, Officina Birckmannica, 1590. Adrichom prepared the maps for the book, but as he died in 1585, it was published by Gerardus, Brunius.
The book contains one map of Palestine, ten maps of the Tribes and a plan of ancient Jerusalem
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Extent 345x490 mm.
Language Latin
Call Number Pal 220i
Laor 16
Credits אוסף המפות ע"ש ערן לאור
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