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Palestina, sive Terrae Sanctae discriptio [cartographic material]

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Danckerts, Cornelis, approximately 1603-1656
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Title Palestina, sive Terrae Sanctae discriptio [cartographic material] : Geographische Beschryvinge der Heirtochten en Rustplaetsen der Kindren Israels, treckende uyt Egypten int Land van Beloften / door C.D.
Contributors Danckerts, Cornelis, approximately 1603-1656
Visscher family
Original Library/publisher Visscher family
Publisher [Place of publication not identified]
Creation Date [1650-1660]
Notes From a Dutch Bible. "Dese Kaerte wert gestelt voor het 33. Capittel Numeri".
Laor copy - colored. Golden copy - B/W (scanned with verso).
Information received fro Howard I. Golden: P.A. van Ravesteyn (printer).
Illustrations of Temple Vessels.
אוסף המפות על שם ערן לאור, הספרייה הלאומית
Extent 1 map : col
33.4x47.4 cm.
Language Latin
Dutch
Call Number Pal 298.1
Golden 213
Credits Howard I. Golden Map Collection אוסף המפות על שם הווארד גולדן
National Library system number 990033736130205171

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Palestina, sive Terrae Sanctae discriptio [cartographic material] : Geographische Beschryvinge der Heirtochten en Rustplaetsen der Kindren Israels, treckende uyt Egypten int Land van Beloften / door C.D – הספרייה הלאומית
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