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Identifier: 07470918.4.emory.edu
Title: The Catholic encyclopedia (Volume 4); an international work of reference on the constitution, doctrine, discipline and history of the Catholic Church
Year: 1907 (1900s)
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Subjects: Catholic Church Theology Encyclopedias and dictionaries
Publisher: New York, R. Appleton
Contributing Library: Emory University, Pitts Theology Library
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Gulf of Uraba. They were attacked by the na-tives and de la Cosa was killed. Juan de la Cosa made several charts of which one,the famous chart of the world is still preserved. It isthe oldest representation of the New World. Ofspecial interest is the outline of Cuba, which Columbusnever believed to be an island. Walkenaer and Alex-ander von Humboldt were the first to point out thegreat importance of this chart. It is now in theMuseo Naval in Madrid. Reproductions of it aregiven by Humboldt in his Atlas geographique et phy-sique; by Jomard in his Collection des Monu-ments, tab. XVI; by Winsor, in his History ofAmerica, III (London, 1888), and by Kretschmer,Die Entdeckung Americas (Berlin, 1892), Atlas,table VII. A facsimile was published in Madrid,1892, De Legtjina, Juan de la Cosa (Madrid, 1877); Vascano, Ek-sayo biografico del crlebre navigante Juan de la Cosa, Ohm im-^prtsa enespanol, jranci^ <■ ingles pnra acomparlar at Mapa Mundide Juan de la Cosa (Madrid, 1S9-I, Otto Hartig.
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^ssifflJimfflfflfflipHiTimM WESTERN HALF OP THE FIRST MAP OF THE NEW DISCOVERIES, DRAWN ONOX-HIDE IN COLOURS BY THE PILOT JUAN DE LA COSA, ^. D. 1500, NOW PRE-SERVED IN THE NAVAL MUSEUM, MADRID. SIZE 18 X 12 INCHES. THIS CELE-BRATED MAP WAS DISCOVERED BY BARON ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT WHILEAT WOHK IN THE LIBRARY OF BARON WALKENAER. IN THE MIDDLE OF THEWE.ST SIDE OF THE MAP IS ^ VIGNETTE REPRESENTING SAINT CHRISTOPHER(THE CHRIST-BEARER) CARRYING UPON HIS SHOULDERS THE INFANT CHRISTSUPFCSED TO BE AN ALLUSION TO COLUMBUS.

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