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1669. Romani Imperii Qua Occidens est Descriptio Auth.Michaele Antonio Baudrand . . . 1669

  • Romani Imperii Qua Occidens est Descriptio Auth.Michaele Antonio Baudrand . . . 1669

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 13449x10691 px
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 30.7759MiB
Number of pages: 
 1
Place: 
 Rome

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Romani Imperii Qua Occidens est Descriptio Auth.Michaele Antonio Baudrand . . . 1669

Rare map of the Roman Empire and contiguous regions.

This map was originally designed by Michel Antoine Baudrand (1633-1700), a French Historian and Geographer, who served as secretary to Cardinal Francesco Barberini (then Dean of the College of Cardinals) in Rome, during which time this map was originally conceived by Baudrand.

De Rubeis was Giacomo Rossi's Latinized name, under which some of his maps appear in the early part of his career.


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Year of creation:
Size:
13449x10691 px
Disk:
30.7759MiB
Number of pages:
1
Place:
Rome
Author:
Joan Jacobum de Rubeis. Michel-Antoine Baudrand.
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