Orbis Descriptio (two hemispheres)
"Calecut Nuova Tavola" (the Deccan and the South), a map by Girolamo Ruscelli, published by Girodano Ziletti, Venice, 1561 and later editions: *a closeup of the South* *frontispiece to the 1574 edition*; *the whole map, 1574 ed.*: *northwest*; *northeast*; *southwest*; *southeast*; *a closeup of the Deccan*. More maps from the same set, both Ptolemaic and updated, 1574 ed. unless otherwise marked, some with modern hand coloring
- Date
- 1561–1574
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- map
- Original size
- 654 × 458 pixels
Public domain
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