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Cornelis De Jode. Primae Partis Asiae accurata delineatio. (Unrecorded Variant, 1578)
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Cornelis De Jode. Primae Partis Asiae accurata delineatio. (Unrecorded Variant, 1578)

Cornelis De Jode: Primae Partis Asiae accurata delineatio… shows Cyprus Unrecorded Variant!. {{en|1=Unrecorded (?) variant edition of De Jode'shighly desireable map of the region, bounded by the Black Sea and Mediterranean in the West and Afganistan and Central Asia in the East. Cyprus is prominently shown in the Eastern Mediterranean. The present example is identical to th 1579 edition of the map, but also includes the name "Meotis" in the Mare de le Zabache (Sea of Azov). Palus Meotis was the ancient name for Sea of Azof, with references to the name dating back to Strabo and before. De Jode's was a contemporary of Ortelius. His Speculum Orbis did not enjoy the same commercial success as Ortelius, making his maps very scarce and highly desireable. This map was engraved by the van Deutecum brothers and is based upon an earlier map by Gastaldi.

Date
c. 1578
Place
the Caucasus
Archive
Wikimedia Commons
Type
map
Original size
2,255 × 1,400 pixels

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Reason: its maker died more than 100 years ago, and a faithful scan of a flat work adds no new copyright.

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