File:EB 1911 Map Fig 9.png
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editDescriptionEB 1911 Map Fig 9.png |
English: Caption: "Fig. 9.—T map from Isidor of Seville's Origines." A schematic Latin T&O map with East (Oriens) at the top, South (Meridies) at the right, West (Occidens) at the bottom, and North (Septentrio) at the left. The central sea is labeled "The Great Sea or Mediterranean" (Mare magnum sive mediterraneum). The continents are labeled along with the son of Noah credited with its settlement: Europe and Japhet (Europa. Iaphet.), Africa and Ham (Africa. Ham.), and Asia and Shem (Sem. Asia.). Jerusalem (Hierusalem) is placed near the center of the world in western Asia; the Garden of Eden (Paradisus) is placed in the Far East. |
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circa 1911 date QS:P,+1911-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902 (archetype circa 630) |
Source | "Map" in the Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th ed., Vol. XVII, p. 638. |
Author | AnonymousUnknown author. Presumably Emery Walker |
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705
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170
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Septentrio. (North)
624
907
267
259
1950
1572
Europa. Iaphet. (Europe, land of the children of Japhet.)
1090
930
233
228
1950
1572
Africa. Ham. (Africa, land of the children of Ham)
813
466
359
97
1950
1572
Sem. Asia. (Land of the children of Shem: Asia.)
860
5
246
92
1950
1572
Oriens. (East)
810
1488
359
81
1950
1572
Occidens. (West)
1711
705
212
194
1950
1572
Meridies. (South)
813
587
375
100
1950
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Hierusalem. (Jerusalem)
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100
1950
1572
Paradisus. (Paradise)
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1572
Mare Oceanus (The Ocean Sea)
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726
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97
1950
1572
Mare magnum (The Great Sea)
930
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sive mediterraneum. (or the Mediterranean)
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