Category:Indiae Orientalis Insularumque Adiacientium Typus

Media in category "Indiae Orientalis Insularumque Adiacientium Typus"

The following 22 files are in this category, out of 22 total.

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  "Indiae Orientalis, Insularumque Adiacientium Typus," from the Theatrum Orbis Terrarum of Abraham Ortelius, 1603 Latin edition.jpg 950 × 715; 173 KB
  
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  Bodleian Libraries, Indiae Orientalis, insvlarvmqve adiacientivm typvs.jpg 1,000 × 675; 184 KB
  
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  Asia (1604).jpg 800 × 600; 170 KB
  
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  Asia1(1588).jpg 800 × 600; 172 KB
  
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  CEM-09-Asiae-Nova-Descriptio-SE-Asia-2505.jpg 2,560 × 1,920; 2.08 MB
  
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  China is shown with no Korean peninsula.jpg 800 × 448; 119 KB
  
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  India is mapped with dozens of place-names.jpg 500 × 650; 134 KB
  
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  Kite-shaped Japan introduced by Mercator -- the plate for the map was engraved in 1570.jpg 470 × 650; 120 KB
  
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  Luzon is missing in the Philippines and all islands are somewhat distorted -- to get a sense of the map's detail consider that the distance from "Manado" on Borneo to "Manadu" on Celebes measures just 6 cm actual size.jpg 800 × 673; 202 KB
  
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  Map - Special Collections University of Amsterdam - OTM- HB-KZL- 34.11.57.tif 6,488 × 4,885; 90.68 MB
  
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  Map of Asia (1600) south east.jpg 800 × 600; 166 KB
  
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  Map of Asia (1628) South east.jpg 800 × 600; 156 KB
  
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  Map of India and the Maluku Islands by Abraham Ortelius.jpeg 1,562 × 1,186; 596 KB
  
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  Ortelius follows Mercator in placing the mythical Lake Chyamai northeast of India and showing it as the source of numerous rivers.jpg 800 × 373; 110 KB
  
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  Ptolemaic great southern continent of "Beach" below Java Major, and a handsome ship.jpg 837 × 600; 157 KB
  
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  Singapore is shown as "Cincapura", Siam as "Sian" with "Camboia" to the east.jpg 411 × 640; 105 KB
  
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  The banner advertises the fact that the Moluccan Islands "export fragrant spices all over the world".jpg 700 × 406; 117 KB
  
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  The handsome title cartouche announces the region described as the "East Indies and surrounding islands.".jpg 640 × 540; 120 KB
  
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  The notation on New Guinea states that "Andreas Corsalus names this land Piccinaculi, and whether it is an island or part of a southern continent is unknown".jpg 600 × 534; 107 KB
  
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  The Portugese arms are presented, symbolic of their dominant influence in the region.jpg 597 × 600; 96 KB
  
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  Two fearsome sea monsters attack a disabled ship off the shore of America, which is shown in close proximity to Japan.jpg 869 × 675; 182 KB
  
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  Two mermaids comb their hair with sea-shell hand mirrors.jpg 749 × 428; 129 KB