Die eigentliche und warhafftige geſtalt der Erden und des Meers. Cosmographia
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Creator	Bünting, Heinrich, 1545-1606

Note	"Jerusalem is sited in the centre of the map since it was regarded then as the centre of the world." Portion of America appears, Die Newe Welt. The sea contains four sea monsters. Top left: 8. Top right: 9.
Note	Norwich ID: Itinerarum Saccrae Scripturae
Note	Uncolored
Note	Woodcut
Acquisition	Dr. Oscar I. Norwich
Local note	David Rumsey Map Center copy 1: Norwich no. NOR 0018.
Referenced by	Title Norwich, I., Pam Kolbe, and Jeffrey C Stone. Norwich's Maps of Africa: An Illustrated and Annotated Carto-Bibliography. 2nd ed. / rev. and edited by Jeffrey C. Stone. Norwich, Vt.: Terra Nova Press, 1997, map 0018, p. 26
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/hb269bn0729

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Dr. Oscar I. Norwich collection of maps of Africa and its islands, 1486 - ca. 1865

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