Indicum Pelagus

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Alternative title	Indicvm Pelagvs
Type of resource	cartographic
Form	electronic; computer; online resource
Extent	1 map : engraving ; 30 x 35 cm
Place	England
Place	[London?
Publisher	publisher not identified
Publication date	1650; 1650?]
Issuance	monographic
Language	Latin
Map data	Scale not given ; E 24°41'00"--E 109°29'00"/N 48°07'00"--S 6°15'00").

Subject	Africa > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Asia > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Middle East > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Egypt > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Ethiopia > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Nile River Valley > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Red Sea > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Saudi Arabia > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Armenia > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Syria > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Iran > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Russia > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	India > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Malaysia > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Sumatra > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Caspian Sea > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Bengal, Gulf of > Early works to 1800 > Maps
Subject	Persian Gulf > Maps > Early works to 1800
Genre	Map
Genre	Cartographic image-cri

Note	Relief shown pictorially.
Note	Title at bottom.
Note	Compass rose.
Note	Shows topography, waterways.
Note	Pictorial vignette of “The Arck,” and routes "The passage of Nimrod," and "The passage of Ophir and Havilah into India," illustrated with walking figures.
Note	“f. 72” in upper right.
Language	English descriptive text on map.
Note	Possibly from English Bible.
Local note	This copy has pencil inscription at bottom: 159.
Local note	Watermark.
Location	electronic resource

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