Palestinæ delineatio ad geographiæ canones revocata

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Alternative title	Palestinae delineatio ad geographiae canones revocata
Type of resource	cartographic
Form	map; computer; online resource
Extent	1 map : copper engraving ; 39 x 55 cm
Place	France
Place	Paris
Publisher	[Philip Briet]
Publication date	1641; 1641
Issuance	monographic
Language	Latin; French
Map data	Scale not determined ; E 34°27'00"--E 36°02'00"/N 33°23'00"--N 30°27'00").In decimal degrees: (E 034.4531--E 036.0461/N 033.3902--N 030.4534).

Subject	Bible Old Testament > Maps > Early works to 1800
Subject	Bible Old Testament
Subject	Exodus, The > Maps > Early works to 1800
Subject	Twelve tribes of Israel > Maps > Early works to 1800
Subject	Christianity > Palestine > Maps > Early works to 1800
Subject	Christianity > Jerusalem > Maps > Early works to 1800
Subject	Christianity > Syria > Maps > Early works to 1800
Subject	Jerusalem > Maps > Early works to 1800
Subject	Palestine > Maps > Early works to 1800
Subject	Syria > Maps > Early works to 1800
Genre	Map
Genre	Cartographic image-cri
Genre	Early maps.
Genre	Maps.

Statement of responsibility	Henri le Roy fecit ; Michel van Lochom graveur et imprimeur ; addictissimus tibi et obbsequentissimus Phillipvs Briet.
Note	Relief shown pictorially.
Note	Latitudinal and longitudinal lines (inset maps Syriæ veteris descriptio -- Exodvs Israelis).
Note	Coordinates approximate and based on Greenwich meridian.
Note	Bar scale on map given in "Milliaria unius horae".
Note	Shows topography, drainage, travel routes, settlements, paths of the tribes of Israel, places of historical interest.
Note	Descriptive text at bottom.
Language	In Latin and French.
Note	3 inset maps: Syriae veteris descriptio -- Hierusalem -- Exodus Israelis.
Note	Appears in Philip Briet's Parellela geographie veteris et novae, 1641-1649.
Related item	Title Parellela geographie veteris et novae Associated with Briet, Philip,, 1601-1668
Location	electronic resource

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