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Maps in Italian Atlases of the Sixteenth Century,being
a comparative list of the Italian maps issued by Lafreri,Forlani, Duchetti, Bertelli and others, found in atlases
By R. V. TooLEY
During the middle decades of the I6th century Italy was the main producing and distributivecentre of the map trade of Europe. This was due to various causes,—to her favourable geographicposition, before the development of ocean highways altered the trade routes of the world, to the experi-ence she had gained during the preceeding centuries in the construction of sea charts (the manuscriptportolani), to the wealth and mercantile enterprise of her inhabitants, and to the number and excellentworkmanship of her engravers on copper.
Venice and Rome were the chief marts of the map industry. The most notable of the publishers inRome was Lafreri. Antonio Lafreri, or to give him his correct patronymic, Antoine Lafrère, was a nativeof Burgundy, who migrated to Rome about the year 1540, Italianised his name, and in 1544 set up inbusiness as an engraver and printseller in the Via del Perione. From 1553 onwards Lafreri was associatedin business with an old established dealer, the elder Salamanca (Antonio). In 1562 Salamanca died, anda year later, the connection between the younger Salamanca (Francesco) and Lafreri was dissolved. Fromthat date till his death in 1577 Lafreri published on his own account, and became the leading dealer inengravings in the Rome of his day. His part heir, and successor in the business, was Claudio Duchetti(i.e. Claude Duchet), who died in 1585.
The output of the Roman publishers was on the whole somewhat restricted in its scope, and dealtmainly with local Italian topography. They also showed a partiality for printing plans of cities andthe delineation of notable historical events, such as contemporary battles in various parts of Europe,sieges, and the regiments and order of the Turkish army.
The publishers of Venice, on the other hand, catered for a more cosmopolitan taste. They offereda wider selection of maps to their clients, embracing nearly all the countries of the then known world.Perhaps it would be correct to say that the Venetians published a greater number of maps, for theVenetian and Roman dealers mutually borrowed one from the other, as occasion demanded, for thesatisfaction of their customers. Sometimes they would use a map without alteration, at others theyprocured the copperplate, erased the original imprint, and substituted their own. The most prominentpublishers and engravers in Venice at this time were Paolo Forlani, Ferrando and Donato Bertelli,Camocio, Cimerlino, Licinio, Nelli, Zaltieri and Zenoi. Overshadowing all his compatriots, both in thevolume and importance of his work as a cartographer, was Giacomo Gastaldi. Born at Villa Franca inPiedmont, he removed to, and settled in, Venice, where his first work, a large scale map of Spain, wasproduced in 1544. He was appointed cosmographer to the Republic of Venice, and no less than 109separate maps due to his industry have so far been traced. His more important works include two worldmaps, a revised and augmented edition of Ptolemy's geography with 64 maps, and maps of Africa,Asia, Eastern Europe, Italy, Poland and Lombardy. Other geographers and editors whose work wasproduced in Venice include Bernardo Silvano of Eboli, Benedetto Bordone of Padua, Antonio Florianiof Udine, Pietro Copo a resident in Istria, Giolito, Marcolini, Moleti, Girolamo Porro, Ruscelli, De Musis,Valgrisi and Livio Sanudo.
The maps produced by this galaxy of talent in Venice and Rome were issued and sold separately.Sometime prior to 1570, 1an unknown individual conceived the idea of assembling a number of different
1 The Yale collection contains a contemporary manuscript title, which declares that the volume was made in Romein 1569 for the illustrious Don Antonio Xuarez. The latest dated map in the collection is 1568.
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maps, folding the largest, and affixing marginal strips to the smallest to bring them all to a uniform size,and binding the whole together in atlas form. This idea was fortunately followed by others, and thusprotected in book form many maps have been preserved which in their separate state would havepossibly been lost or destroyed, a fate that has befallen the greater part of the maps produced northof the Alps during the same period.
This paucity of cartographical remains of the I6th century, of nations other than the Italian, has causedthe merits of the northern geographers too often to be overlooked. The bulk of the Italian printed maps,other than maps of their own land, were necessarily based on the results of surveys made in othercountries. The maps made in the North, principally executed on wood blocks, were frequently on a verylarge scale, a fact that in itself mitigated against their survival. The Italian map makers, apart fromGastaldi, were mainly adaptors and improvers rather than originators. Their sources of informationwere in the main the maps of their Germanic and French competitors, which they procured and repro-duced in a superior manner on copperplates, either in their original or on a reduced scale. Thus theworld maps of Mercator and Oronce Fine, the Austrian maps of Wolfgang Lazius, the maps of Scandinaviaby Olaus Magnus and Anthoniszoon, the map of Switzerland by Tschudi, the maps of Jacob van Deventerof the Netherlands, and others, were copied and utilised by the Italian masters, not always with acknow-ledgement to the author. The woodcut maps, so important in the evolution of the cartography ofEurope and the world, are in general far more rare than their Italian versions. Maps from wood-blockswere, however, also published in Italy, though in small numbers and mostly before 1500. Though printedin fairly large numbers, whole editions have entirely disappeared, and they are known for the mostpart by one or two examples only, from Italian reductions, or simply from written record.
The collections of 16th century Italian maps, on the other hand, are far from being as rare as hasfrequently been stated. Between sixty and seventy such volumes are now known to survive. Of thecollections which have been described in print no two examples are alike, either numerically or in theircontents. Not only is there no regularity in the selection of the maps, but there is also a lack of con-sistency in the delineation of particular localities. For example on different maps in the same collection,America may be shown separated from Asia by a narrow strait, or a wide sea, or joined to the Asiaticcontinent. They have, however, one feature in common : they are arranged in the old Ptolemaic order ofprecedence, and this, combined with the number of such volumes, tends to confirm the fact of anestablished practice, rather than individual haphazard formations, and justifies their inclusion amongthe atlases of the world.
The majority of these collections were issued without a title-page, but about 1570-72 a finely engravedtitle-page was printed, lettered Geografia: Tavole moderne di Geografia de la maggior parte del mondodi diver´si autori raccolte et messe secondo l'ordine di Tolomeo con idisegni di molta citta etfortezze di diverseprovintie stampate in rame con studio et diligenza in Roma. The fact that this title bore a Rome imprint(though without specifying a publisher) and that Antonio Lafreri of Rome printed a list of the maps onsale at his establishment which more or less agrees with the contents of such collections, has led manyto associate all such collections with Lafreri. This is far from correct, Forlani, Bertelli, and Duchetti atleast having a claim in this respect. The collection possessed by the Birmingham Public Library,for example, is a Duchetti collection The most numerous imprints are those of Duchetti (17), and themaps range from 1553 to 1580. Lafreri died in 1577. Another Duchetti collection is the Beans-HenryStevens volume. Typical Venetian collections include the Bertelli volume, formerly in the possessionof Messrs. Quaritch, now the property of H.H. Prince Youssouf Kamal, the volume in the NationalMaritime Museum, Greenwich, and Mr. Beans' Triester Lloyd example.
Some collections, such as those in Basle University and the British Museum, are composite, in thelatter case several maps having been added to an original homogenous set. While not strictly speakinga contemporary collection, the atlas in the British Museum is among the most interesting to the student,for here, grouped compactly together in two volumes, are no less than 233 different maps (includingvariants) by 16th century Italian map makers. They are so arranged that, generally speaking, variantsof a map follow one another, a system that greatly facilitates research. The Basle volume contains,besides Italian productions, maps from the Theatrum of Ortelius, the Speculum of de Jode, and a numberof large scale maps of non-Italian origin. These have not been included in the comparative list. Recent
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research, notably that of Prof. Almagià, has revealed that the practice of assembling separate maps inatlas form, was followed in Venice at an early date, and that the practice probably originated in that city.This opinion is reasonably based on the fact that the greater number of these maps were printed in Venice,and that a comparison of collections that contain the earliest issues of individual maps reveals a pre-ponderating percentage of the works of the Venetian masters. Collections that contain the Rometitle page mostly include maps of a later date, and probably the earlier Roman collections were issuedwithout a title. An exhaustive study of the watermarks used on the maps, and particularly on themarginal strips, would do much in helping to settle questions of priority between the two centres, butthe name of Gastaldi alone is sufficient to give a greater lustre to Venice.
The most comprehensive descriptions of these atlases so far printed have been those by Nordenskiöld,Ruge, and Wieder. The latest of these was published in 1916, and since that date additional collectionshave come to light (no less than three have appeared in the London market). The additional collectionshave revealed many new variants, and a few hitherto unknown maps. Nordenskiöld, listing theHelsingfors and Collegio Romano collections, gave 142 titles. Wieder, comparing the Madrid collectionswith the preceding and with the Peckover volume in the Royal Geographical Society, increased thenumber of titles to 176 (or 211 including variants). In the following list it has been possible to increasethis to 661 titles by giving the collations of 35 collections. Of the 661 titles, the British Museum possessesthe remarkable number of 318, the Bibliothèque Nationale just under 300, and Mr. G. H. Beans 195.The present list is intended for practical use rather than as a contribution to the history of Italiancartography, its main purpose being to assist collectors and librarians in comparing similar atlaseswhich may come into their hands. Titles have been copied exactly as they are printed on the maps and inany apparent variations in the spelling of the same names or words this should be taken into account.Dedications have been given (in whole or in part) only where the map contains no other title sa\ e thatembedded in the dedication. In this case I have departed from uniformity to facilitate identification.
The collections in England have been personally collated, the examples in Germany compiled fromRuge, those in Spain from Wieder, in Helsingfors from Nordenskiöld, and in the Library of Congressfrom Lee Phillips' Catalogue. The titles and particulars given here for a large number of maps are,therefore, not from personal examination ; and though they are without doubt accurate in the main,the present writer cannot accept responsibility for them. The collations of the collections in theBibliothèque Nationale, the Royal Library, Copenhagen, the Lennox Library, and Yale Universityhave not previously been printed, and my thanks are due to their respective librarians for theircourtesy and help in supplying the necessary information. My object has been to gather togetherpreviously scattered information, and as far as possible to show the comparative rarity or frequencyof occurrence of the individual maps contained in my list. The result is far from exhaustive, but I hopeit will encourage a more extensive study of one of the most interesting and brilliant periods in thehistory of cartography.
CONTRACTIONS EMPLOYED.
B.Ba.BHS.
= Birmingham Public Library= Basle. Bibliothek der Universität ... 122= Beans, Henry Stevens ... ... ... 72Bc. = Beans Collection (separates).Bf. = Beans, Fragments from a Venetian
Collection. Bre.Bg. = Beans, formerly Gotha collection. Btl.
BM = British Museum, London.BM(I) = Maps C.7.e.I ... ... ... ... 161BM(2) = Maps C.7.e.2 ... ... ... ... 72BM(K.) = King's LibraryBM.(Maps C.7.C.9) likewise contains Italian maps of
the 16th century, and the Museum alsopossesses many separate maps by 16thcentury Italian cartographers apartfrom those in the above collections.
No. of Maps. No. of Maps101 BN. = Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris. Ge. =
Cabinet géographique ; Pf. = portfolio.Ge. cc. 1380.Ge.DD. 627. 628, 625,626, 1140,
2987.= Breslau, Stadtbibliothek. ... ... 27= Beans, Triester Lloyd ... ... ... 137
Collegio Romano, Rome—See Vittorio Emanuele.Cop. = Copenhagen, Kongelige Bibliothek.D.(I) = Dillingen. Kgl. Kreis-und Studien Bib-
liothek ... ... ... ... ... 106D.(2) = Dillingen, Kgl. Kreis- und Studien Bib-
liothek ... 131Fln. = Florence, Biblioteca Nazionale.G. = Greenwich, National Maritime Museum 109Ge.—See under B.N.
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No. of Maps.GH. = Gilhofer & Ransburg, Booksellers,
Vienna.Go. = Gotha Ducal Library [Now dispersed,
some in Beans Collection].H. = Helmstedt. Ehemalige Universitätsbib-
liothek 74LC. = Library of Congress, Washington ... 102Lx. = Lenox Library, New York.M. = Madrid, formerly Biblioteca Particular
de S.M. el Rey 160Met. = Metten, Bibliothek des Benedictiner-
stiftes 47MN. = Madrid, Biblioteca Nacional 79N. = Nordenskiöld, Helsingfors Universitets
Bibliothek.OL. = Otto Lange, Bookseller, Florence ... 126pf.=See under B.N.Q. = H.H. Prince Youssouf Kamal ... 51RGS.p. = Royal Geographical Society, London.
Peckover Copy ... ... ... ... 101RGS.w. = Royal Geographical Society, London.
Wyld Copy 88
Ro.
Stu.
VE.
VE.
VE.
Wo,
Wo.
Y.
I.
II .
III.
( I )
(II)
No. of Maps-= Rostock, Universitätsbibliothek ... 82= Stuttgart, Kgl. Karten-und Plan-Kabinet 97= Biblioteca Vittorio Emanuele, Rome.= Biblioteca Vittorio Emanuele, Rome.= Biblioteca Vittorio Emanuele, Rome.= Wolfegg (Wurtemburg), Kupferstich-
kabinet des Schlosses ...
= Wolfegg (Wurtemburg), Kupferstich-kabinet des Schlosses ...
— Yale University Library
92
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Other examples of 16th century Italian collections ofmaps in atlas form, of which I have been unable to obtaindetailed records are preserved in the following libraries :Florence—Biblioteca Bardi, Biblioteca Marucelliana,Biblioteca dei Studi superiori, and Prof. Marinelli ;Grenoble—Bibliothèque de l'Université ; Helsingfors, 2ndcopy ; Madrid, two other examples ; Padua ; Palermo—Biblioteca communale ; Rome—Biblioteca Corsina ;Torino—Archivo di Stato ; Treviso ; Venice—BibliotecaMarciana.
AUTHORITIES CONSULTED.
ALMAGIA (R.) Monumenta Italiae Cartographica. 1929.———• Intorno ad una raccolta di carte cinquecentesche
di proprietà del Lloyd Triestino. L' Universo, Anno VIII,1927.
BAGROW (L.) A. Ortelii Catalogus Cartographorum.1928-30.
BERNOULLI (C.) Ein Karteninkunabelnband der Öffent.Bib. der Univ. Basel. Naturwiss. Ges. v. 18 Basel,pp. 1-25, 1905.
BEANS (G. H.) Fragments from a Venetian Collection ofMaps, 1556-1567. 1931.
— A Large World Map dated 1569 by J. F. Camotius.1933.
Maps ex Duke of Gotha Collection. 1935 .CARACI (G.) Tabulae Geographicae Vestustiores In Italia
adservatae. 1926-8.
— [Brief Notes on two collections in Florence]Rivista Geogr. Italiana. 1923. Vol. 30.
CASTELLANI (C.) Catalogo Ragionato delle piu rare o piuimportanti opera geographiche a stampa che si conservanella Biblioteca del Collegio Romano. 1876.
EDWARDS (FRANCIS, Ltd.) Description of a recently dis-covered Lafreri Atlas. [1933].
EHRLE (F.) Memoirs on Lafreri's Pianot Rome, 1577. 1908.[With a reprint of Lafreri's Catalogue].
GRANDE (S.) Notizie sulla Vita e sulla OpEre di GiacomoGastaldi. Torino, 1902.
Le Carte d' America di Giacomo Gastaldo. Torino,1905.
HEAWOOD (E.) An undescribed Lafreri Atlas and Contem-porary Venetian Collections. R.G.S.J. Vol. 73. 1929.
Another Lafreri Atlas. R.G.S.J. Vol. 80. 1932.LYNAM (E.) Map of the British Isles of 1546. Published
by G. H. Beans. 1934.MARINELLI (G.) Saggio di cartografia della regione Veneta.
1881. Monumenta Storica pub. dalla R. DeputatzioneVeneta di Storica Patria.
Saggio di cartografia italiana. Firenze, 1894.MULLER (F.) Remarkable Maps of the XV, XVI, and XVII
centuries. 1894-97.NORDENSKIÖLD (A. E.) Facsimile Atlas to the early history
of cartography. 1889.Periplus. An essay on the early History of Charts
and Sailing Directions. 1897.NUNN (G. E.) Antonio Salamanca's version of Mercator's
Map of 1538 in G. H. Beans Library. 1933.PHILLIPS (P. Lee) Library of Congress. List of Geographi-
cal Atlases. 1909-20.QUARITCH (MESSRS. BERNARD, Ltd.) The Speculum Rora-
anae Magnificentiae of Antonio Lafreri, together with aDescription of a Bertelli Collection of Maps. [1926].
RUGE (W.) Aelteres Kartographisches Material in DeutschenBibliotheken. 1906-16. Nachr. d. K. Ges. d. Wiss. zuGöttingen. Phil. Hist. Kl. 1904, pp. 1-68 ; 1906, pp. 1-39 ;1911; pp. 132, 1916; pp. 1-128).
SHIRAS (W.) The Yale " Lafrery Atlas." Yale Univ. Lib.Gazette. 1935.
WIEDER (F. C.) Nederlandsche historisch-geographischeDocumenten in Spanje. 1915. TidJs. d. v. K. Ned.Aardrijkskund. Gen. 2nd Ser.
Monumenta Cartographica. 1925-34.
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ARRANGEMENT.The maps are arranged in the following order :—
General Maps—The World Nos. 1-24Europe ... ... ... ... Nos. 25-39
,, (Northern Regions) ... Nos. 40-45Asia and Asia Minor ... ... Nos. 46-66Africa ... ... ... ... Nos. 67-76America and the West Indies ... Nos. 77-93
Particular Countries, Districts & Townsin one alphabetical List ... ... Nos. 94-604
Miscellaneous ... ... ... ... Nos. 605-616
Geografia : Tavole moderne di Geografia de la maggior partedel mondo di diversi autori raccolte et messe secondol'ordine di Tolomeo con idisegni di molte citta et fortezzedi diverse provintie stampate in rame con studio etdiligenza in Roma.
An engraved title lettered as above is found pre-facing the following collections :—B. ; BHS. ; LC. ; M. ;RGS.p; RGS.w; VE.
WORLD.[1] [Double Cordiform or heart shaped Map.] Ant.
Sal[amanca] exc. Romae. (n.d.)512 x 323 mm.
BM. (1) 1 ; BN. (Ge.D.5044) ; Bre. 1 ; D.(a)5 ; H.3.Also separately, Be.
Reproduced in facsimile by G. H. Beans, Phila. 1933.An Italian copy of Mercator's world map of 1538,which in its turn was based (with important modifi-cations, e.g. the separation of the continent of Americafrom Asia) on Oronce Fine's world map of 1531.
[2] [Another Issue.] Ant. Lafreri exc. Romae. (n.d.)510 x 324 mm.
B.3; BN.(Ge.D.5045) ; Btl.2 ; D.(I)5 ; G.6; GH.3;LC-3 ; Lx.4; M.6; N.9; OL.4; RGS.p,3 ; RGS.w. 3;Stu.6 ; VE.1,5 ; VE.11,6 ; Y.5. Also separately,BM.92o(256).
Reproduced in Facsimile Atlas, fig. 54.
[3] Vniversale. Giacomo Cosmographo. In Venetia,MDXXXXVI. (1546)532 x 365 mm.
BN.(Ge.D.3284) ; Btl.3 ; MN.2 ; Stu.5 ; VE.IIL3 ; Y3.Also separately, BM.(K.4.6) and Leyden, Univ. Lib.
Giacomo Gastaldi's first world map, on an oval pro-jection, one of the most important maps of the 16thcentury. It was re-issued, with slight variations, atdifferent dates up to the end of the century (seenos. 4-17), and its adoption by Ortelius as a basis forhis world map in the Theatrum Orbis Terrarum of 1570,gave the widest possible circulation to this presentationof the earth's surface. Ortelius, however, did notborrow directly from the first edition of 1546 but from
[4] the 1555 version by De Jode, entitled " Universalis,exactissima atque non recens modo, verum et recentiori-bus nominibus totius Orbis insignita descriptio, quonomine studiosis omnibus non tam utilis quam maximenecessaria, per Jacobum Castaldum Pedemont Cosmgr.apud Venetos. Veneunt Antverpiæ a Gerardo Judaeo1555 " (5°6 X 800 mm.). This edition was consider-
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ably altered and improved, but as in Gastaldi's issueof 1546, North America is shown joined to Asia,Mercator's correct assumption of a strait between thetwo being rejected.
[5] F. Muller possessed in 1912 a proof impression of theoriginal edition of 1546, before the insertion of theclouds that form an ornament round the map, andwithout the word Amazon in South America.
[6] The original issue of 1546 was likewise re-issued on alarger scale, with slight modifications and differentdecorations, with the following title : " Del' UniversaleIacomo Gastaldo Cosmographo In Venetia. In Venetiaper Matio Pagan in Frezaria al Segno della Fede."Woodcut, 770 x 520 mm. The only known copy is inthe British Museum (Maps 116, b.13).
The original issue of 1546 is reproduced in RemarkableMaps, IV.pl. 2.
[7] Paulus de furlanis Veronensis opus hoc exmi. Cosmo-graphi Dni Iacobi gastaldi Pedemontani Instaurauit, ...Venetiis. loan. Francisci Camotii aereis formis. Adsignum Pyramidis Anno MDLX. (1560)536 x 291 mm.
BM.(I)2 ; BN.(Ge.D.79I3); Bre.2 ; D.(2)6; G.5 ; H.4;RGS.W.2 ; also separately BM.(920(41)).
A re-engraved re-issue of Gastaldi's map of 1546,with new lettering and symbols and fresh decorations.
[8] [Another Issue.] MDLXII. (1562)531 x 290 mm.
D.(I)4; M.5; Q.I ; VE.1,4 ; WO. (1)1; Y.I ; alsoseparately, BM.(Maps C.7.C.9.1.)
Reproduced in Periplus, fig. 77.
[9] Vniversale descrittione di tvtta la terra conoscivta finqui. In Venetia al segno del Pozzo. [Dedicacation intop left corner to Conte Giermo Canossa, with acknow-ledgement to Gastaldo, by Paulo di forlani da Verona].'A Benigni Lettori . . . MDLXII. (1562)675 x 395 mm.
BM.(K.4.4.)A new edition of Gastaldi's map, fundamentally the
same as the edition of 1546, but engraved on a largerscale with new lettering, symbols and decorations,some new names, viz. Nueva Franza, Larcadia, etc.,and a notable alteration in the river sustem of America.
[10] Bagrow records an issue of the same year by FerandoBertelli of larger format, 768 x 428 mm., dedicated toBartholomio Zacco, in which the name of Gastaldi isnot mentioned.
[11] Vniversale descrittione di tvtta la terra conoscivtafin q u i . . . Paulo forlani Veronese fecit. Ferando berteliExe. 1565 Fer. Bertelli libraro. (1565)760 x 430 mm.
Ba.2; BM.(2)68; BN.(Ge.C8457); G.4; M.3; OL.2 ;Q.2 ; Ro.I ; Stu.4 ; VE.1,2 ; VE.11,4 ; Y2.
A new rendering of Gastaldi's map of 1546 in largerformat. America is still joined to Asia, but a largesouthern continent stretching across the whole of thebase of the map is inserted. In the editions of 1546and 1562 (Nos. 3 and 9) a land mass is shown off thesouth coast of South America only, the southernAtlantic and Pacific Oceans being unconfined. Gastaldi'sname no longer appears on this edition of 1565.Reproduced in Remarkable Maps, IV, pl. 3. G. H.Beans possesses an earlier issue undated, as also theabove as a separate.
[12] Bagrow records a later variant with Forlani's nameremoved, Breslau Stadtbibliothek. Also Btl5, and—
[13] A later undated impression in which the name LuccaBertelli supersedes Ferando Bertelli. Munich, Hof-und Stadtsbibliothek.
[14] Vniversale deserittione di tvtta la terra conoseivta finqui. In Venetia alla libraria del segno del S. Marco InMerzaria D[onato] B[ertelli] MDLXVIII. (1568)750 x 420 mm.
BM.(2)7o; Btl.4.A re-engraved re-issue, of the preceding, with fresh
decorations.[15] Vniversale descrittione di tutta la terra conoscivta
fin q u i . . . Paolo Forlani Veronese f. Claudij duchetiformis Anno MDLXX. (1570)740 x 407 mm.
B.2 ; BN.(Ge.DD.655) ; BHS.I ; GH.2 ; LC.2 ;RGS.p.2.
[16] B.M.(K.4.5.) is a further issue " Vniversale descrit-tione di tutta la terra conoscivta fin qui. Ferandoberteli Exe." 1571. (762 x 435 mm.)
This is a re-issue of the 1565 variant (see No. 11).Another example is in BN.(Ge.B.I5I3). There is alater issue dated 1599.
[17] Vniversale descrittione di tutta la terra conoscivtafin qui. In Venetia al segno del Pozzo. Nicolai Valegijformis. Paulo di forlani da Verona. In Venetia l'annoMDLXXVI. (1576)672 X 392 mm.
BM.(I)3.A re-issue, from the same plate as the 1562 Forlani
edition, i.e. before the insertion of a southern continentacross the base of the map.
[18] [World in two hemispheres.] Michaelis TrameziniFormis. MDLIIII. Ivlivs de Mvsis Venet. in aesincidit MDLIIII. (1554)1500 x 1500 mm.
BN.(Ge.B.III3) ; Btl.7-7a ; D.(1)2-3; Fln.I ; G.2-3;OL.I.
M.I ; Stu.2 ; and Y.8 possess the western hemisphereonly.
Other examples of both spheres are in BM.(K.4.2.):University Library, Leyden, Royal Archives, Turin,and Madrid.
Reproduced in Remarkable Maps, I. 1-4 ; andPeriplus, p. 146-7, figs. 65-66.
[19] Cosmographia uniuersalis ab Orontio olim deseripta.Ioannes Pavlvs Cimerlinus Verone sis in aes incidebatAnno 1566. (1566)580 x 518 mm.
BM.(2)69; BN.(Ge.D.79O7) ; Btl.I ; GH.4 ; N.4 ;OL.3; VE.1,3; VE.II,5.
Also BM(K.4.I.); Breslau, Stadtbibl., and Vienna,Hauslab. Lichtensteinsche Bibl.
Wieder records the above with the date 1556 forM.4 and MN.I. According to Almagià this is an error.Bagrow, possibly quoting Wieder, reaffirms an issueof 1556. This map of 1566 on a single heart-shapedprojection is an Italian copy of a French originalcompiled by Oronce Fine in 1534 and printed in Parisfrom a woodblock, 1536, with title " Recens et integraOrbis Descriptio." Reproduced on a small scale inFacsimile Alias, fig. 53.
[20] Cosmographia uniuersalis et exaetissima iuxta postre-mam neotericorum traditionem Venetijs ealendis MaijMDLXIX ad signum Pyramidis.. [Dedicated to AgostinoValerio by Jo. Franc. Camotio.] (1569)1045 x 625 mm.BN.(Ge.D.12252); Btl.6; MN.3.
Large oval Gastaldi world map with a new conceptionof North America, that continent being separated fromAsia by the Strait of Anian.
[21] In the Gotha volume there was a Venetian issuedated 1581. This is now in the Beans Collection.
[22] In the British Museum is a similar but undated map" Totivs Orbis Descriptio," 776 x 491 mm. BM.(K.4.3.)In each corner of the rectangular framework of the mapis a bird's-eye view of a city, Venice, Rome, &c.
Another copy is in the Beans Collection, formerlyGotha 14.
[23] [World in 2 hemispheres in gores.] Antonius Florianus.Utin. (n.d.)825 x 460 mm.
BM.(I)4; BN.(Ge.C8459) ; Btl.8 ; D.(I)I ; D.(2)4;G.I ; H.1-2 ; LC.I ; Lx.1-2 ; M.2 ; N.2 ; RGS.p.I ;Stu.I ; VE.I.I ; VE.11,2 ; VE. III.I ; Y.I. Alsoseparately Be.
Reproduced in Facsimile Atlas on a small scale,fig- 48.
[24] Ptolemaei typvs. (n.d.)260 x 190 mm.
BM.(2)72 ; D.(I)6b ; G.7 ; LC.4 ; Lx.3 ; M.7 ; OL.5 ;RGS.w.I(a); Stu.3(I) ; VE.I,6 ; VE.11,7 ; VE.III.2 ;Y.6. Also separately Be.
This small map is usually to be found pasted togetherwith Septentrionaliumpartium nova Tabula (see No. 4-5),and is taken from the 1562 Moletius edition of Ptolemy.Ruge, WO. (1)2, cites a small world map without titleor date, 194 X 107 mm.
EUROPE.[25] MDLIX. II Dissegno particolare delle Regioni che sono
da Constantinopoli a Venetia, da Venetia a Viena et daViena a constantinopolI... opera noua di Jacomogastaldi piamotese . . . fabius licinius fecit. (1559)1039 x 355 mm.
D.(2)7I.
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[26] [Map of the country from Gulf of Venice—Belgrade—to Black Sea, the eastern sheet marked] MDLX . . .In Roma per Ant. Lafrerj. fabius lieinius fecit. (1560)1010 x 700 mm.Ba.92; B.3O-3T; BM.(2)2O-2i; BN.(Ge.D.6533); Btl.106;
Cop.15-16; D.(1)37-38; G.36-37 ; GH.29; LC.29-30 ;Lx.36; M.46; N.47-48; OL.37 ; Ro.27-28; RGS.p/25.26; Stu.32-33; VE.1,37; VE.II,35; VE.111,44;Y.39-40.
According to Bagrow, this is the Roman version ofthe Venetian original cited above, Lafreri removing theoriginal title, inserting his own name after the privilege,but retaining that of Fabius Lieinius.
[27] There is an intermediate issue of the second or easternsheet, with the original title removed, dated MDLX,but without Lafreri's name. Examples are in
RGS.W.33 and R0.28. See note to following item.
[28] Geographia particolare d'una gran parte dell' Europa,nuouamëte descritta co i confini suoi, e prima uersoleuàte e il meridiano di constâtinopoli, e da ponëte ilmeridiano délia magca cita di Venetia, et da tramôtanail parallelo di Vienna in Austria, e uerso Ostro il paralleloche passa per il mezzo dell' isola di Candia . . . Operanuoua di Giacopo di Castaldi piamontese. (1560)531 x 485 mm. (for S.W. sheet only, the 4 sheets1045 x 827 mm.)
B.41 ; BM.(I)iO9; BN.(Ge.C.6i8i-2) ; Btl.106;D.(I)54; G.42 ; LC.44 ; Lx.50 ; M.70 ; N.67 ; OL.5 ;RGS.p,4 ; RGS.w,3o ; Stu.45 ; VE.1,55 ; VE.II.45 ;VE.111,59; Y.59. Also N.W. sheet, BM.(I)57.
This large map of South East Europe consists of4 sheets, but in most collections these sheets areseparated, not only from one another, but distributedin different places in the atlas. The complete mapis made up as follows :N.W. Sheet—No title (shows part of Italy, Austria,
Hungary, Dalmatia, &c.)N.E. ,, —No title (Walachia, Bulgaria, Rumania,
&c, dated 1560, with privilege, Lafreri'simprint, and "fabius lieinius").
5 W. ,, —Title as at head of this item (Central andSouthern Italy, Sicily and part ofBalkans).
S.E. ,, —No title (Balkan peninsula and part ofAsia) "fabius lieinius fecit Venetiis."
The N.W. and N.E. sheets are described in item(No. 26), and usually occur together. The S.W.sheet contains a cartouche in left lower cornerlettered as at head of this item, the S.E. sheetbears in lower right corner "fabius lieinius" {see No.281). This S.E. sheet is placed usually among themaps of Greece. In the BM. and Btl. collections, the4 sheets are joined together and form one large map.
[29] Opera de M. Giacmo Castaldi Piamötese cosmographoin Venetia. La discrittione délia Transiluania et partedel' Vngaria, et H simile della Romania... Da PauloForlani Veronese, intagliata I' Anno 1566. (1566)1018 x 505 mm.
Ba.92a; BM.(I)55 ; BN.(Ge.C.6i84) ; Btl.68jMN.25R0.29.
A new edition of Gastaldi's map of 1559, on 3 sheetsinstead of 2. The easternmost sheet is lettered as
above, the centre sheet bears no name or title, thewesternmost sheet is lettered, " Opera de M. GiacomoCastaldi Piamontese Cosmografo in Venetia. Disegnoparticolare de Regni, e Regioni, che son da Venetia, aCostätinopoli, etdaCostantinopoli, a Vienna, d' Austria,et da Vienna, a Praga Citta regal di Boemia . . . DaPaolo Furlani Veronese intagliata con diligentia inmerzaria al segno della Colona." Further examplesof this western sheet are in Bibl. Marciana, Venice, andSilvestriana, Rovigo.
All three sheets are reproduced in Remarkable Maps,tab. 24, A.B. and C.
[30] Ioannis Petri Contarini... totius Europae, ac partisAsiae nee non littorum Africae descriptio . . . q u i . . .earn ab egregiis Geographicis passim colligens, et inaere postmodum incisam praebuit... Venetiis MDLXIIII16 sheets, each 335 x 445 mm. (1564)
Q-3a-q & BM. (15 out of 16 sheets). Also Stadt-bibliothek, Breslau, Bibliotheca Alessandrina, Rome,and Bibljoteka Universyteck Vilna.
Reissued also on 16 sheets in 1572. Of this secondedition no copy is now known.
[31] [Small map of Europe without title.] GirolamoOlgiato 1567. (1567)138 x 105 mm.
Btl.13 ; BN.(Ge.F.2275).
[32] BM. Maps 28.bb.4i.(5o.) Europa in forma picciola...MDLXVIII Dominico Zenoi appresso Gio. Fra«° Cam**«.158 x 125 mm. (1568)
[33] Europae brevis, ac novissima descriptio. Venetiis ApudJoannem Franc"1. Camotiû. MDLXVIII. (1568)380 x 273 mm.
BN.(Ge.D.329i) ; Btl. 12 ; MN.6 ; Wo.(2)11 ; andBreslau, Stadtbibl.
[34] La carta del nauigare... dell' Europa, et parte dell*Africa, et dell' Asia, secödo l'uso de nauigâti del s.Giacmo Home portughese. Da Vinegia il p° d'ottobrel'Anno MDLXIX. Paolo Furlani Veronese. (1569)827 x 490 mm.
B.5 ; BM.(I)5 ; BN.(Ge.B.i5i8) ; Btl.9 ; M.8 ; OL.7 ;RGS.W.8 ; VE.1,7 ; VE.II,8. Also separately, BM.
(K.Mar.IV.36.)[35] La uera descrittione della nauigatione di tutta
l'Europpa, et parte dell' Af f rica et dell 'Asia. . . Fatta conogni diligentia dall' eccellente Cosmografo signorGiacomo Home" Portoghese . . . di nuouo reuista etemendata. In Roma MDLXXII Ex Typis Antoni] Lafreri.745 x 485 mm. (1572)
BM.(2)i; Lc.6; Lx.6; RGS.p,6; also separately,BM.(Maps i84.g.2.)
A reissue of the preceding.
[36] [Map of S.E. Europe, without title—Italy, Greece,Asia Minor, Palestine and N. African coast, dedicatedto Henry HI of France.] In Venetia apresso DonatoBertelli. (n.d.)816 x 511 mm.
B M . ( I ) I I I .
A table in a column on right hand side is headed" Viaggio da Venetia a Costantinopeli per Mare," andbeneath, " Viaggio da Ragusi a Costantinopoli perterra,"
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[37] [Map of parts of Europe, Asia and Africa, includingMediterranean Sea from Gulf of Venice to the Levant.]Venetiis MDLXX. (1570)540 x 395 mm.
BM.(I)ii2.
[38] Descrittione Particolare di tutti i luoghi, cosi maritimi,come fra terra, ch sö da Venetia al mar maggiore...Venetia a XXII Dicembre MDLXXI Paolo ForlaniVeronese. Simon Pinargenti excudebat. (1571)425 x 319 mm.
BM.(I)ii3-
[39] [Map of the whole of Europe, Mediterranean and N.Coast of Africa, dedicated to Franco Morandi by PauloForlani Veronese] . . . Douêdo noi descriuer 1'Europa...Claudio Ducheto exe. L'anno MDLXXI. (1571)640 x 500 mm.
B.4; BM.(2)a; BN.(Ge.C.47O7) ; LC.7 ; RGS.p,7.With printed tablets of text on the wanderings of
the apostles St. Peter and St. Paul.
EUROPE (NORTHERN).[40] Septemtrionalivm regionvm Svetiae, Gothiae Nor-
vegiae Daniae et terrarum adiacentium recens exactaqdescriptio. Michaelis Tramezini formis ex pontificis maxet Veneti senatus in proximum decenmium privelegioMDLVIII Jacobus Bussius Belga in aes incidebat.527 x 392 mm. (1558)
BM.(I)4i ; BN.(Ge.DD.628(7i); BN.(Ge.DD.29872751) ; Btl.42 ; D.(I)28 ; 0.(2)54 ; G.28 ; H.18 ; M.33 ;Met.29; R0.16; RGS.W.23 ; Stu.26; Y.32.
An Italian reduction of the large map of CornellsAnthoniszoon published on nine sheets. Reproducedin Remarkable Maps, v/vi, pi. 20, and in Prriplus, pi. 34.
[41] Accipe Candide lector absolutissimam Septentrionaliumregionum, Suetiae, Gotiae, Noruvegiae, Prussiae, Pome-raniae . . . Lusatiae, adiacentiumque regionum descrip-tionem . . . Venetiis. Anno. MDLXII. Apud IoannemFranciscum Camocium. (1562)522 x 381 mm.
BM.(I)42 ; BN.(Ge.B.i64o) ; Btl.41 ; LC.21 ; Lx.26 ;MN.16; Met.28; N.32; OL.26; R0.20; RGS.p,2i ;VE.11,27; Also separately, BM.(Maps C.7.C.9.8.), andBreslau, Stadtbibl.
Another variation of Anthoniszoon's chart. Repro-duced on a small scale in Facsimile Atlas, fig. 25.
[42] Bagrow cites an issue of 1561. A copy is in LeydenUniv.
[43] Ruge records an anonymous impression.
[44] [Olaus Magnus's map of Scandinavia, Iceland, andparts of Russia, Germany and Gt. Britain, &c] Romaeex Typis Antonij Lafreri Seguani Anno MDLXXII.787 x 530 mm. (1572)
BM.(2)ig; BN.(Ge.C4876) ; LC.22 ; M.34 ; N.i ;RGS.p,8o ; Also separately, Bg.6.
An Italian reduction of the Swedish cartographerOlaus Magnus's large scale map of the north publishedin 9 sheets in 1539.
Reproduced on a small scale Facsimile Atlas, fig. 32.The Madrid example is a proof before the inscriptions
were inserted (Wieder),
[45] Septentrionalivm partivm nova tabvla. (n.dJ242 x 182 mm.
BM.(2)7i ; BN.(Ge.DD.655(5)) ; D.(I)6a; G.7(a) ;IX.5 ; Lx.5 ; OL.5a ; RGS.w.i(b) ; Stu.3(2) ; Y.7. Alsoseparately Be.
This small map is sometimes found pasted togetherwith Ptolemaei typus (see No. 24) on one sheet.
See also under Frisland and Iceland.
ASIA.
[46] II disegno délia prima parte del Asia, Laquale principiada Leuante al Regno di tarse, et alla prouincia diCharassä e quella di Sablestä et al Regno di Cabul, et laprouincia di Guzarate, et da ponente il stretto diConstantinopoli, da Tramötana la prouincia di Seuera, eSibiera, e dal Östro il mare Rosso, et il colfo di Persia . . .Giacomo di Gastaldi piamotese et cosmographo inVenetia MDLIX fabio licinio f. (1559)735 x 435 mm.
Ba.94 ; D.(I)7i ; LC.58 ; OL.80 ; RGS.p,5 ; VE.II.70 ;also separately Copenhagen, Kgl. Bibi.
[47] Ruge, D.(2)122 cites " I Nomi antiqui e modernidélia prima parte de l'Asia. . . per me Giacomo dicastaldi, piamontese cosmographo in Venetia. MDLIX.'
[48] La Descrittione délia prima parte dell' Asia. Con inomi antichi e modernj. Di Jacopo Gastaldi Piemontesecosmografo . . . Restituita da Antonio Lafrerj L'AnnoOODLXI Jacobus Bossius Belga incidebat. (1561)740 X 430 mm.
B.60; BM.(I)i36; BN.(Ge.CC.2224) ; Btl.124 ;Cop.38; D.(2)121 ; G.71 ; GO.18; GH.57 ; H.40Lx.70 ; M.101 ; MN.70 ; N.93 ; RGS.w,63 ; VE.III.78 ;Y.40 ; also separately, Breslau Stadtbibl.
Reproduced in Periplus, pi. 54.
[49] An undated issue, "Girolamo Olgiato F." is recordedby Ruge for Met.40, of which the western half only islikewise present as a separate in Copenhagen RoyalLibrary.
[50] Another variant is preserved in Paris [1570, 8 files]Ge.B.1684-5.
[51] A further issue appeared bearing the inscription" Pétri de Nobilibus Formis " [Bg.15].
[52] [Printed Text] I Nomi Antichi et Moderni délia PrimaParte dell' Asia. Di Giacobo de Gastaldi PiamonteseCosmografo. In Venetia 1564. (1564)
Ba.94a; B.61 ; BM.(1)137 ; BN.(Ge.DD.5iO5) ;Btl.i24(c) ; Cop.39 ; D.(2)122 ; G.72 ; G.H. no number ;H.41 ; Lx.74 ; M.105 ; N. no number; RGS.p,59 ;RGS.W.64; Stu.66a ; VE.I,8o ; VE.11,73 ; VE.III.78jY. no number.
[53] An undated issue is preserved as a separate in theRoyal Library, Copenhagen.
[54] II disegno délia seconda parte dell' Asia.. . Giacomodi Castaldi Piamontese Cosmographo in Venetia 1561fabio licinio f. (1561)745 x 475 mm.
Ba.95 ; B.62 ; BM.(1)138; BN.(Ge.CC.2224); Btl.I24(a); D (1)72; D.(2)125; G.73 ; GH.58 ; G0.19 ;H.42 ; LC.61 ; Lx.75 ; M,io6 ; MN.71 ; N.97 ; OL.85 ;
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RGS.p.ôo ; RGS.W.65 ; VE.I,8i ; VE.Ill, 79 ; Y.78 ;also a separate in Copenhagen Royal Library.
Reproduced in Periplus, pi. 55.
[55] Ruge records an undated issue for Met.41.
[56] Bg.16 is a variant with the addition of words " Petride Nobilibus formis."
[57] Copenhagen Royal Library possesses another edition" Girolamo Olgiato f. T570."
[58] [Printed Text] I Nomi Antichi e Modérai déliaSeconda Parte dell* Asia . . . Giacomo de Castaldi Pia-montese, Cosmographo, in Venetia. 1561. (1561)
B.63 ; BN.(Ge.DD.5iO5) ; H.43.
[59] [Another Issue.] Venetia 1564. (1564)Ba.95 ; BM.(i.)i39); Btl.i24d; Cop.40; G.74; GH.
no number; Lx.76; M.107; N. no number; RGS.p.61 ;RGS.W.66; Stu.66b; VE.I,8i ; VE. 111,79 ; Y. nonumber.
[60] Also as a separate in Copenhagen Royal Library " INomi Antichi et Moderni délia Seconda et Terza Partedell Asia Giacomo de Gastaldi." N.D.
[61] II disegno della terza parte dell' Asia Giacomo diCastaldi Piamôtese Cosmographo in Venetia. 1561.fabius licinius Excudebat. Si uende alia libraria d'lSan Marco in Venetia. (1561)732 x 629 mm.
Ba.96-97; B.64; BM. (1)140; BN.(Ge.CC.2224);Btl.i24(b) ; Cop.41 ; D.(2)126; G.75 ; G0.20 ; GH.59 ;H.44 ; LC.62 ; M.108 ; MN.72 ; N.98 ; OL.86 ; RGS.p.62;RGS.W.67 ; Stu.67 ; VE.1,82 ; VE.II, 76 ; VE.III,8o ;Y.79. Also as a separate in Copenhagen, RoyalLibrary, and Breslau, Stadtsbibl.
Reproduced in Periplus, pi. 56. On the right handside of the map is a printed table " I nomi Antichi emoderni della Terza parte dell' Asia per me Giacomo dicastaldi piamôtese cosmographo in Venetia 15 61."Some copies, e.g. Helmstedt, and RGS.w., are withoutthe words " Si vende alla libraria d'l San Marco inVenetia."
[62] Ruge records an undated issue for Met.42, "GirolamoOlgiato fecit."
[68] Beans Bg.17, possesses a variant signed " Petri deNobilibus Formis."
ASIA MINOR.
[64] II disegno d' Geograf ia moderna Della prouincia diNatolia, et Caramania . . . Giaco di Castaldi Cosmografoin Venetia L'Anno MDLXIIII. Paulo Forlani Veroneseintagliatore. (1564)
BN.(Ge.DD.2987(65O4)) ; G0.70 ; M.97 ; R0.60 ;Wo.(I)34-
A variant, with Forlani's name erased, is in theBeans collection.
[65] Questo disegno rapresenta il naturale della prouinciadella Natolia, et Caramania . . . opera dell' £ce t e Giac°
Castaldo Piamontese. In Venetia apresso Gio. Frac»Cam"0 1566. (1566)595 x 407 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.655(78)) ; Btl.125 ; LC.59 ; Lx.69 ; N.91 ;OL.77 ; VE.1,75 ; VE.II.63 ; Wo. (1)35. Also separatelyBg.18, and Nurnberg, German. Mus.
A new edition of the preceding. Almagià cites theabove with the date 1565, but this was due to amisprint.
[66] II vero disegno della prouincia della Natolia, etCaramania, con gli confini della Soria, Romania, & dell'Arcipelago : di Giacomo Gastaldo cosmografo. VenetijsMDLXX. Bolognini Zalterij Formis. (1570)450 x 335 mm.
B M . ( I ) I 4 8 ; Btl.126; Cop.42 ; M.98 ; MN.69 ;Met.39; OL.76; VE.1,76; VE.11,68. Also separately,Nùrnberg, German. Mus., and Breslau, Stadtbibl.
See also under Jerusalem, Palestine and Taprobana.
AFRICA.
[67] "All Ecc m 0 Philosopho, Mathematico, Medico, etCauallier . . . i l Sigor Thomaso Rauenna . . . la descrit-tione del' Africa una delle principali parte del Mondoco tutti i suoi termini et c o n f i n i . . . da Venetia il di 9 dimaggio M D L X I I . . . Paulo Forlani Veronese. (1562)603 x 435 mm.
Ba.109; BM.(I)i43; BN.(Ge.B.i692); Btl.114;Cop.36 ; D.(2)128 ; G.67 ; GH.55 ; H.45 ; M.93 ; N.86 ;OL.73 ; Q.45 ; R0.69 ; RGS.p.43 ; Stu.63 ; VE.1,71 ;VE.IL59 ; VE.111,75 ; Wo.(I)37 ; Y.74. AlsoBM.(K.ii7.i.)
Reproduced in Remarkable Maps, I. pi. II.
[68] Wieder cites an issue dated 1564, " fabius licinius"for MN.63.
[69] The BM. also possesses a Map of Africa by Gastaldi,viz.,Maps635io (164.) Africae . . . descriptio .. . AuctoreM. Jacobo Castaldo. Joannes à Deuticum, Lucas àDeuticum fecerunt.480 x 345 mm.
[70] Ad candidum et cordatum Lectorem Nicolaus Stopius.Africa . . . Venetijs MDLXIII Aput jdem Camotiu adsignum Pyramidis Paulo forlano Veronen incidente.640 x 430 mm. (1563)
D.(I)68; Wo.(I)36.Another edition dated 1566 is in Breslau, Stadtbibl.
[71] II disegno della geografia moderna de tutta la partedeli'Africa i confini della quale stanno in questo modo,. . . Composta per l'eccellente m. Giacomo di Castaldipiamontese in uenetia. fabius licinius ex. 1564. (1564)1425 x 1070 mm.
Ba.no-113; BM.(1)144 (7 out of 8 sheets); BN.(Ge.DD.5077) ; Q.44 (7 out of 8 sheets). Also as aseparate in Breslau, Stadtbibliothek.
A reproduced reproduction is given in Periplus,pi. 46.
[72] Also present in Btl. No.115, in an undated state.
[73] Nelle present] tre Tauole sono descritte le Marinesecondo le Carte da nauicar, et fra Terra secondo I
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mlgliori scrittori antichi et raoderni. Con fiumi, môti,laghi, mari, Citta Prouincie, et Capi principali dell' Africa,Arabia India, et isole molucche... Niccolo nelli. f. 1564. . . Ferando Berteli exe. 1565. (1565)3 sheets, each 385 x 282 mm.
BM.(I)i49-i5o-i5i : BN.(Ge.D.877o); Btl.131-132-133; MN.73-74-75; Q.47; Ro.73-74-75. Also separ-ately Bf.15-16-17, and Breslau, Stadtbibl.
Two sheets on a reduced scale are reproduced inPeriplus, fig. 71 & 72.
Though this map bears the name of Niccolo Nelli,it is in effect a copy of the map executed by Gastaldofor Ramusio's collection of travels.
[74] Africa a Veteribus . . . Venetiis MDLXVI Apud eûdéCamotiu ad signum Pyramidis Paulo forlano Veronenincidente. (1566)
Lx.64.
[75] II Disegno della Geografia Moderna de tutta la partedell' Africa... Claudio ducheto exc. L'anno 1579 HenricusHonius Harlemensis sculpsit. (1579)600 x 440 mm.
B.56.
[76] Bg.14 is a variant signed " Pétri de Nobilibusformis."
BM.(566.e.2o). Africa by Pigafetta " N. Bonifaciusincidebat." Roma MDXCX.
See also under Algiers, Egypt, Gerbi, Madagascar,Tripoli, Tunis.
AMERICA (Atlantic).[77] Nauigationi dil mondo nouo. In Venetia per Gio.
Franco Camocio MDLX. Operadimnicollo del dolfinattocosmographo del xpanissimo Re. Paulo di forlani daVerona fecit. (1560)357 x 240 mm.
B M . ( I ) I 6 I ; BN.(Ge.D.ii5Ô2) ; Bre.3 ; D.(I)74fD.(2)7; H.48; OL.7. Also separately, BM.(Maps C-7.c.9.)86, and Turin, Bibl. Naz.
Reproduced in Periplus, pi. xxvii.Based on Nicolas de Nicolay's map in Medina's
Arte del Navegar.
[78] AI molto Magco Sigor Marco del Sole Sigor mis ossermoEssendomi questi di addietro occorso disare intagliateuna carta da nauigare . . . Ferrando Bertelli. (n.d.)358 x 242 mm.
BN.(GcB.i524) ; Btl.io ; G.81 ; Go.i43a; M.9 ;MN.79; Q.4; R0.77; Stu.73; VE.I,8; VE.II.io;VE.111,89 ; Wo.(I)4 ; Wo.(2)io ; Y.9. Also as separates,BM.(Mar 1.22) Bf.19, Breslau, and Copenhagen.
Reproduced in Remarkable Maps, pi. 10, andPeriplus, fig. 90.
[79] Ruge Wo.(1)3. " Nouveau monde Par N Nicolajdu daulpfinie Géographe du roy." (335 X 228 m.m.)
AMERICA (North).[80] II Disegno del discoperto della noua Franza.. . Venetijs
aeneis formis Bolognini Zalterij Anno MDLXVI. (1566)395 x 270 mm.
BM.(I)i54; BN.(Ge.B.i699); Btl.135 ; Cop.48 ;GH.66; LC.64; Lx.81 ; M.112 ; MN.78 ; N.103 ;
0L.90; Q.49; R0.76; VE.11,84; VE.111,88; Wo.(2)5 ;Y.90. Also separately, Bf.19.
A reduced reproduction is given in Facsimile Atlas,fig. 81, and in Fite & Freeman, Old Maps delineatingAmerican History. This map of North America isderived from the western half of Gastaldi's world map.
[81] [Another Issue, without the imprint of Zalterius.] (n.d.)400 x 265 mm.
D.(I)76 ; G.76 ; Stu.68 ; Wo.(1)7. Also as separatesin Beans collection, Breslau, Stadtbibl., and Niirnberg,German. Mus. This issue is earlier than the preceding.
[82] G. H. Beans also possesses a map of North andSouth America by Forlani dated 1574 (Bg.19). With-out a particular title it bears a dedication to Sigor
Antonio Tognale, and is dated " Venetia adj xiii.Décembre mdlxxiiij Apresso Simon Pinargentj . . .Paulo de Forlani Veronese." Another example ispreserved in BN.(Ge.C.i2i6). Reproduced in Caraci'sTabules Geographicœ Vestustiores in Italia adservatœ,Pt. I, pi. xi-xii.
[83] Caraci in the same work also records a large anony-mous undated map of America on nine sheets (1015 x1035 mm.), published by Bertelli and Camccio. Sheet2 is preserved in Leiden, and was reproduced by Mullerin Remarkable Maps, Vol. I, 13. Sheet 5 is in Be. as aseparate.
AMERICA (St. Domingo).[84] L'Isola Spagnola una delle prime che Colombo
trouasse. . . in Venetia l'anno 1564 Paulo ForlanoVeronese f. (1564)240 x 168 mm.
B.65 ; BN.(Ge.D8o8o) ; Cop. 45; D.(I)79; G.78 ;GH.64; LC.66; Lx.79; OL.88; R0.78 ; RGS.p.64 ;RGS.w.68a; Stu.7o(I) ; VE.II.78 ; VE.III.86 ; Y.86.Also separately, BM.(K.i23.33.) and BC.
[85] A later variant with the addition " Pétri de NobilibusFormis" in lower right hand corner, BHS.42.
[86] [Another Issue.] In Venecia l'anno 1566 Ferandoberteli exc. (1566)243 x 171 mm.
B M . ( I ) I 6 O ; BN.(Ge.B.i698) ; Btl.137 ; MN.76;N.101 ; Q.51 ; R0.79; Wo.(2)7. Also separatelyBM.(Maps C.7.e.g.15,) Nurnberg German. Mus., andBreslau Stadtbibl.
[87] L'Isola Spagnola e piu uerso leuante dall' Isola Cuba.(n.d,)
145 x 123 (or 222 mm. including text below).BM.(1)159 ; M.110.
[88] Ruge, Wo.(I)46 records "San Domingo" n.d.261 X 181 mm.
AMERICA (Cuba).
[89] L'Isola Cuba e piu setentrional de Ia spagnola. . .F.B. (n.d.)244 x 175 mm.
B M . ( I ) I 6 O ; BN.(Ge.B.i697) ; Btl.136; GH.64(b)?;M.i 10; MN.76; N.ioo; OL.88(a) ; Q.50 ; R0.81 t
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VE.111,86; Wo.(2)6. Also separately, BM.(Maps C-7.c.9.16) and Breslau Stadtbibl.
[90J L'Isola Cuba. [Without initials F.B.] (n.d.)244 x 175 mm.
B.66;BN.(Ge.D.8o8i);Cop.46; D.(1)79(2) ; G.78(a)LC.65 ; Lx.79 ; R0.80 ; RGS.p.64(a) ; RGS.w.68 ;Stu.7o(2) ; VE.II,78 ; Wo.(I)43 ; Y.87. Also separately,Be.
[91] A variant with the addition " Pétri de NobilibusFormis," is in BHS.43.
[92] [Small Map of Cuba without title, author, or date], (n.d.)260 x 90 mm.
Y.8S.
AMERICA (South).[93] La descrittione ditvtto il Perv. [Dedicated to Gio. Pietro
Contarini, signed Paulo di Forlani da Verona.] (n.d.)370 x 508 mm.
Ba.122 ; BM.(1)158; BN.(Ge.D.ii76i) ; Btl.134 ;Cop.47 ; D.(I)75; 0.(2)131; G.77 ; GH.65 ; H.49 ;LC.67 ; Lx.80; M.111 ; MN.77; Met.47; N.102 ;OL.89 ; Q.48 ; RGS.p.65 ; RGS.w.69 ; Stu.69 ; VE.I,84 ;VE.II,8i ; VE.111,87; Wo.(1)39; Y.8 . Also separ-ately BM.(K. 124.1.) ; Bf.18; Breslau Stadtbibl. andNiirnberg German. Mus.
A reduced reproduction is given in Facsimile Atlas,fig. 80.
ABRUZZO.
[94] La Prouincia ulteriore d'Abruzzo parte délia XIIregione d'ltalia . . . In Roma li xv di xbre 1587 NataleBonifatij da Sibenico Nicolo van Aelst formis. (1587)499 x 357 mm.
BH.S.17.
ACQUAPENDENTE.[95] Acquapendente. [Dedicated by Raffaello Guicciardi to
Cardinal Farnese.] Pauli Gratiani formis Romae Petride Nobilibus formis. 1582 N.B.F. (1582)274 x 391 mm.
BHS.65.
ADRIATIC. See Venice (Gulf of).
ALGIERS.[96] Algieri 1541 A[ntonius] S[alamanca].
H.61 ; VE.Ill,131.
[97] Algeri.357 x 265 mm.
BM.(2)4 ; GH.89 ; Lx.104RGS.p.84; Stu.94; VE.II.II2
; M.154Y.120.
(1541)
(n.d.)
OL.121 ;
[98] Benigni lettori, Algieri, habuto rispetto alia proportionedella Italia et della Spagna, sta nei poto signato .. .1'Anno 1565 Luca berteli. (1565)418 x 287 mm.
Ba.116; D.(1)103 ; R0.8 ; Wo.(1)54.
[99] Algier Fortificata L'anno 1579 Claudij duchetti. (1579)610 x 395 mm.
B.88.
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[100] Another undated view of Algiers signed " MatteoFlorimi for [mis] " is in the Bibliothèque Nationale(Ge.DD.655(99), and BM.63842(4). Also
[101] " Algieri H. van Schoel forma Roma 1601,"BM.(K.ii7.7i)
ANCONA.[102] La Marca D'Ancona. Marchia Anconitana Picaenum
olim dicta.. . Romae apud Vicentium Luchinù 1564.485 x 390 mm. (1564)
B.36; BM.(I)9o; BN.(Ge.DD.655(56)) ; BHS.16 ;D.(I)49; D.(2)86; G.47 ; LC.39 ; Lx.45 ; M.63 ; N.61 ;OL.5O ; RGS.p.32 ; RGS.W.35 ; VE.1,50 ; VE.II.47.Also separately, BM.(23605.(1)).
Reproduced, Almagià, Monumenta Italiae Carto-graphica, Tav. XXXVII.
[103] Novo et Vero Dissegno della Marca di Ancona con lisvi confini. MDLXIII In Venetia apresso GioanFrancesco Camotio al segno della Piramide. (1563)
400 x 280 mm.BM.(Maps C.7.C.9.82).
[104] Novo et Vero Dissegno della Marca di Ancona con lisvi confini. In Venetia apresso Ferando BertelliI'Anno 1565. - (1565)386 x 265 mm.
BA.72 ; BM.(I)9i ; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(5495)) ;BN.(Ge.B.i648); Btl.85 ; Cop.23 ; 0.(1)48; G.46 ;GH.36; M.62 ; MN.43 ; Ro.i7; Stu.39 ; Wo.(2)2 ;Y.48. Also separately, BM.(K.80.46.) Bf.12 ; MunichArmeebibi.; Breslau Stadtbibl; Mainingen (DucalLibrary).
A reduced reproduction is given in Almagià,Monumenta Italiae Cartographica, Tav. XXI.
[105] Ruge cites an issue dated MDLXVI. (Wo.(1)28).
[106] Cita di Ancona a di 3 di marso 1569 Jacomofontana Anco in. Rinier da prato. ex. (1569)706 x 427 mm. (including text below view).
B.73 ; BM.(2)5; Fla.104 ; GH.78 ; LC.73 ; M.136;0L.104; RGS.p.50; VE.1,104; VE.11,99.
[107j Re-issued on a smaller scale, "Joannes Orlandiformis roma 1600 Romae Claudij Ducheti formis."BM. (MapsC.7.e.4.(3)j.
[108] An undated issue by Matteo Florimi, BM. (Maps0.7.6.4.(4))
[109] Ancona Romae Claudij Ducheti formis 1585 AmbrosiusBram[billa] Fe. (1585)500 x 329 mm.
BHS.54-
ANTWERP.[110] Antwerpiac Civitatis Belgicae toto orbe cogniti et
celebrati emporii simvlacrvm. (n.d.)428 x 320 mm.
B.98; BM.(2)6; BN.(Ge.DD.i 140(80)) ; 0.(1)85;G.88; GH.72 ; H.66 ? ; LC.100; Lx.88 ; M.125 ;OL.96; RGS.p.73 ; RGS.W.77; VE.11,92; VE.111,98;Y.95-
[I l l] Ruge also records, "Antwerp Fabius Licinius" (H.67).[112] "H. Cock, Antwerp," i 5 5 7 (0.(2)32), and Anon,[113] "Antverpiæ in Brabant," 0.(2)33.
APULIA.[114] La descriptione dela Pvglia Opera di Giacomo gastaldo
Cosmografo in Venetia ferando bertelj 1567. (1567)353 x 211 mm.
BM.(I) IOO ; BN.(Ge.B.i657) ; Btl.97 ; Cop.27 ; G.41 ;M.69; MN.46; OL.55; Q.31 ; Stu.46; VE.1,54;VE.11,42; VE.111,58; Y.56. Also separately, GreifswaldUniv. & Breslau Stadtbibl.
Reproduced on a smaller scale, Almagià, Monu-menta Italiae Cartographica. Tav. XXXVI
AUGSBURG.[115] La Imperial citta d'Avgvsta. II Vero ritratto della
antiqua & famosissima Citta Imperiale Augusta...In Venetia l'anno 1568 apresso Luca Guarinoni. (1568)490 x 365 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.628(74) ; GH.76 ; Lx.98 ; M.133 ;OL.99; VE.I.ioi ; VE.11,94; VE.III.IO2 ; Y.ioo.
[116] BM.(2)7 'apresso Luca Guarinoni" has been erased.
[117] The BM. also possesses an issue with the addition" Pétri de Nobilibus formis," in right hand lowercorner (30415(7)).
[118] [Another Edition.] Claudij Ducheti.800 x 355 mm.
B.ioo; BN.(C.I857O(I6)) .
(n.d.)
[119] [Another Edition, with imprint and dated erased andmonogram MB in right lower corner.] (n.d.)
487 x 360 mm.BM. (Maps 0.7.6.4.7.)
AUSTRIA.[120] Austria e Ungaria. Alla libraria de Tinsigna del
S. Marco. Donato Bertelli Domenego Venetiano F.MDLVIIII. (1559)412 x 278 mm.
D.(2)6o; GH.25; Met.21. Also separately, BreslauStadtbibl.
[121] Avstria e Vngaria. (n.d.)412 x 285 mm.
B.23; BM.(I)65; Bre.14; GH.34; H.20; LC.24;Lx.34; M.44; N.44; OL.34; Q.17; R0.30; VEI.34;VE.11,29. Also separately, BM.(K.go.io).
[122] BM.(Maps C.7^.9)41 is a variant, likewise un-dated. Wieder records M.128. " Siti luoghi d' austria.Ant. Sal. exc."
[123] Avstria e Vngaria nova descripcio Ferando berteliexc. 1565. (1565)437 x 268 mm.
BM.(I)54; BN.(Ge.B.i622); Btl.49 ; MN.26. Alsoseparately, BM.(K.9o.g.) ; Bf.io; Breslau Stadtbibl.
The same map as the preceding, but re-engraved.
[124] Vera et ultima discrittione di tutta 1' Austria, Vngheria,Transiluania, Dalmatia, et altri paesi. . In VenetiaI'Anno MDLXVI jntagliata da Paolo Furlani Veroneseal segno della Colona in merzaria. (1566)483 x 350 mm.
B M . ( I ) 6 I ; Btl.50; D.(I)36; M.45 ; MN.27 ; Q.18;Stu.31 ;VE.I,35 ; Y.38. Also separately, BM.(K.no^8i.)
[125] Descritione dell' Austria, et Ongheria, Transiluania,Bauiera, Stiria, Carintia, Dalmatia, Venetiano... inVenetia l'anno 1567. Dnco.Zenoicum priuilegio. (1567)192 x 152 mm.
BM.(I)59; Btl.69.
[126] Dvcatvs Carniolae vna cvm marcha WindorvmBologninus Zalterius Venetijs MDLXVIIII. (1569)425 x 323 mm.
BM.(I)67 ; BN.(Ge.B.i665) ; Btl.46 ; GH.32 ? ; M.48 ;OL.39; VE.1,39; VE.11,33. Also Ulm Stadtbibl.
Reduced reproduction is given in Almagià, Monu-menta Italiae Cartographica, Tav. XXXIV.
[127] Carinthiae Dvcatvs cvm Palatinvs Goricia. (n.d.)406 x 530 mm.
BM.(I)63.
See also under Vienna.
BAVARIA.[128] La descrittione del Ducato di Baviera con gli altri
dominij circonvicini di nuovo con ogni diligentiarevista et data in luce MDLXVI Paolo Furlani Veroneseintagliatore f. (1566)267 x 350 mm.
Btl.53; Lx.32; MN.23; Q.15; R0.34; Y.36.
[129] Ruge, D.(I)3o, records South Germany, no date,place or author. 334 x 253 mm.
[130] A Benigni Lettori. Ecouila descrittione del Ducato diBauiera, con gl' altri Dominij circonuicini di nuoua conogni diligentia reuisto et dato in luce. l'Anno MDLXXPaolo Forlani Veronese Î. (1570)350 x 280 mm.
B.29; BM.(I)69; BN.(Ge.DD.655(35)); Cop:i3 'GH.24 ; LC.28 ; M.42 ; N.42 ; OL.32 ? ; RGS.p.39 ;RGS.W.27 ; VE.1,32 ; VE.11,26. Also as separates inRoyal Lib., Copenhagen, and BC.
See also No. 125 and Germany.
BELGIUM.
[131] Galliae Belgichae Romae. OODLVIII. (1558)498 x 347 mm.
BM.(I)24; BM.(2)5i ; BN.(Ge.CC.i38o) ; Btl.30 ;Cop.6; D.(I)2i ; 0.(2)24; G.20 ; GH.4 ? ; H.12;LC.15 ; Lx.20; M.27 ; Met.24 ; OL.2O ; RGS.w.17;Stu.19; VE.1,19; VE.II. i8; VE.111,25.
An Italian copy of a lost French original by GillesBoileau de Bouillon.
[132] Descriptio totivs Galliae Belgicae. Pyrrho LigorioNeapolit. auctore. Romae MDLVIII. MichaelisTramezinlformis... Sebastianus de Regibus Clodiensis incidebat.490 x 375 mm. (1558)
B.16 ; BM.(I)23 ; BN.(Ge.DD.625(i5)) ; BN.(Ge.DD.2g87(4234)) ; 0.(2)25; G.21 ; H.11 ; M.26;
23
Met.23; RGS.p.49; RGS.w.15 ; Stu.20 ; VE. 111,24.Also sepaxately, Griefswald Univ.
The same map as the preceding, but printed inreverse, with minor alterations and different decora-tions .
[133] Humanissimo Lectori. . . Caelauimus descriptionemGalliae Belgicae . . . Anno MDLXI. (1561)480 x 370 mm.
D.(I)22 ; G.22.
Without a particular title this map is a re-issue ofthe preceding. The date is contained in the addressto the Reader.
[134] [Another issue.] Anno MDLXIII. (1563)475 x 362 mm.
BM.(I)25; Btl.31 ; Go.88 ; MN.9. Also separatelyBf.5.
[135] Galliae Belgichae Romae MDLXIII II Ferando berteliexcudebat. (1565)474 x 349 mm.
BN.(Ge.B.iôoi) ; Q i o ; R0.9. Also separately,BM.(31204(10)) and Be.
A further rendering of No. 131, re-engraved, withsome alterations.
[136] La vera descrittione della Gallia Belgica. (n.d.)390 x 297 mm.
BM.(I)28; BN.(Ge.DD.625(i4)); MN.10 ; Q.9 ;Ro.io; Wo.(2)4. Also Be. and Breslau, Stadtbibl.
An entirely different map from the preceding,showing the whole of Belgium and Holland, and partsof Germany, France, and England.
See also under Antwerp, Brabant, Flanders and Ypres.
BICHAT.[137] II vero ritrato della Forteza di Bichat. Intagliata per
Gioan batista de Caualleri in Roma 1592. (1592)451 x 305 mm.
BHS.70.BOHEMIA.
[138] Boheraiae nova et exacta descriptio BologniniZalterii formis. (n.d.)635 x 471 mm.
BN.(Ge.i627); BHS.4 ; GH.27 ; N.41 ; VE.II.31.Also separately, BM.(K.89.i2).
See also No. 248.
BOLOGNA.[139] Bononia... vero ritratto dela Citta de bologna...
per claudio duchetto nepote di Ant. Lalreri 1582. (1582)464 x 379 mm.
BHS.59. Also separately, Be.
BOULOGNE.[140] Bologna in Francia. Questo e il uero ritratto di
Bologna in francia occupato del Re d'inghilterra, (n.d.)290 x 440 mm.
BM.(2)9; BN.(Ge.DD.627(80)); D.(I)8i ; 0.(2)23;G.83 ; GH.68 ; H.51 ; LC.95 ; M.120 ; OL.93 ;RGS.p.91 ; RGS.W.73 ; Stu.75 ; VE.I,92 ; VE. 11,88 ;VE.III.94jY.91. Also BM.(2)io.
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[141] Btl. 35 bears title as follows " Descrittione diBologna Marittima tolta per Inglesi a Francese . . .et hora per accordo si a resa a Francesci ne l'annoMDL . . . In Venezia per Giovanni Britto intagli-atore."
BRABANT.[142] Brabantiae Belgarvm provinciae recens exactaqve
descriptio Michaelis Tramezini formis, ex Pontifici maxac Veneti senatus in proximum decenmiun privelegioC0DLVI Jacobus Bossius Belga in aes incidebat.400 x 520 mm. (1556)
BN.(B.464(91) ; R.G.S.W.19 ; VE.II.152.
[143] [Another Issue. 00DLVIIL] [1558]395 x 515 mm.
B.18 ; BM.(I)29 ; BN.(Ge.DD.625(26)) ; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(4264)) ; Bre.n ; 0.(1)24 ; 0.(2)31 ; G.24 ;Go.80; H.14; Met.26; Stu.22.
An Italian copy of a map compiled by Jacobus vanDeventer in 1536, though not printed till 1546.Deventei's map was reprinted in Antwerp in 1558 on6 leaves, and on a reduced scale on 1 sheet in the sameyear, also at Antwerp, besides the Rome issue as above.This Rome issue by Tramezini is reproduced inRemarkable Maps, V/VI, pl. 18.
[144] Brabantiae Belgarum provinciae recens exactaquedescriptio Venetiis Iohannis Francisci Camocii formisad signvm Piramidis. MDLXVI. (1566)394 x 506 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.655.(25)) ; LC.17. Also BM. (Maps C.7.C.9.76.)
[145] [Another Edition.] Venetiis Bolognini Zalterij FormisHieronymus Olgiatus incidebat. 1567. (1567)490 x 380 mm.
BN.(Ge.B.i6o6) ; Cop.8 ; Lx.22 ; M.29 ; N.26 ? ;OL.22 ; RGS.p.17; VE.1,21. Also separately,B M . ( K . I O 3 . I ) .
Nordenskiöld records his copy as undated, andCastellani likewise gives no date for the CollegioRomano example.
[146] [Another issue., with Zaltieri's name removed.]Hieronymus Olgiatus incidebat. 1567. (1567)490 x 380 mm.
BM.(I)3o ; Btl.34 ; Fln.26 ; GH.16 ? ; MN.12 ; Q.12 ;R0.13 ; Y.28. Also separately Bf.6.
BRESCIA.[147] Territorio Bresciano, et Svoi Confini. (n.d.)
191 x 272 mm.BM.(I)83; Btl.87.
[148] The Bibliothèque Nationale (c.14798(102)) recordsthe above [Pallavicino 1597 ?]•
[149] The British Museum also possesses the following" II sito Bressano e suo contado, da Paolo forlaniVeronese f. Appresso Simon Pinarienti," 1574- BM.-(K.78.42.)
BUDAPEST.[150] Buda E[neas] V[ico] 1542. (1542)
405 x 290 mm.BN.(Ge.DD.1140(87)) ; D.(2)68 ; G.91 ; M.129 ;
0L.103; RGS.W.79; VE.1,99; VE.11,93-
CALAIS.
[151] Châles. [No engraver or imprint, text belowview]. (n.d.)
BN.(Ge.CC.i248(n43)); G.84 ; VE.111,95 ; Wo(I)77.Also separately Bf.8.
[152] Châles. Il uero ritratto de Cales preso a Inglesi del ReCristianissirao l'Anno MDLVIII.474 x 344 mm.
B.95; BM.(2)i2 ; BN.(Ge.DD.655(i3i)); D.(I)82 ;D.(2)87 ; GH.69 ; H.52 ; LC.97 ; Lx.86 ; M.121 ; OL.94 ;RGS.p.92 ; RGS.W.74 ; Stu.76; VE.I,93 ; VE.11,83 ;Y.92.
[153] The BM. also possesses a later issue, bearing thesame title and date, but with the addition in righthand corner "Joannes Orlandi formis romae 1602RomaeClaudij Duchetti formis." BM.(MapsC.7.c.4.i3.)
Ceylon. See under Taprobana.
CIVITELLA.(n.d.)[154] [Civitella.]
382 x 298 mm.B.78; BM.(2)i3; BHS.71 ; D.(I)94 ; D.(2)g6 ;
G.ioo ; GH.81 ; H.60 ; LC.78 ; Lx.94 ; M.143 ; 0L.108 ;RGS.p.75 ; RGS.W.88; Stu.85 ; VE.1,109; VE.IL101and 139; VE.Ill,121 ; Y.114.
The BN. records "Civitella" [Munster 1598]Ge.DD.i457(ccLiii) and Ge.DD.ii4o(pl.97).
Comar. See under Komorn.
CONSTANTINOPLE.[155] Costantinopoli. In Venetia alia Libraria del segno de
S. Marco. (n.d.)225 x 255 mm.
Y.124.
[156] Costantinopoli. Per Claudio ducheto 1570. (1570)440 x 292 mm.
B.91 ; BM.(2)i5; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(59i6)) ; BN.Ge.DD. 1140(105)) ; GH.94 ; LC.87 ; OL.126 ;RGS.p.83 ; VE.11,109.
[157] Copenhagen possesses a later edition with imprint"Joannes Orlandi formis Roma 1602."
[158] The BM. also possesses views of Constantinopleby D. Zenoi (Maps 6.b.4i)
[159] by Camocius BM.(Maps 28.bb.41)
[160] an anonymous edition credited to Paolo Forlani,and dated 1567. BM. (43990.5.)
CORFU.
[161] Lettori mi e parso per piu dichiaratione della Citta diCorfu.. . con tutti sua porti, scoghi, secchi, Hume,Castelli, Casali et lor nomi deligetemente posti etapprobati. 1537. (1537)375 x 264 mm.
BN.(B.i859); H.39 ; VE.II.155.
[162] Ruge D.(2)119 records Anon. (Pagano) "La Cita diCorfu."
[163] II uero disegno dell Jsola et Citta di Corfu. (n.d.)336 x 230 mm.
B.47; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(6o3o)) ; BHS.37 ; LC.47 ;RGS.p.38.
[164] Coreyra ante Scheria dicta insula ist in mareIonio. (n.d.)210 x 280 mm.
D.(I)64 ; Fln.61 ; G.63 ; M.81 ; RGS.w.57 ; Stu. 57 ;VE.I,62 ; VE.111,69 ; Y.68.
[165] Vogliono alcuni che l'Isola di Corfu.. . FerädoBerteli exc: 1564. (1564)272 x 368 mm.
Ba.84 ; BM.(I)ii4 ; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(6o29)) ;BN.(Ge.D.7788) ; Btl.108 ; Cop.31 ; GH.48 ; Lx.57 ;M.80; MN.42 ; Met.34 ; N.74 ; OL.63 ; Q.38 ; R0.56;VE.I,6i ; VE.11,53 ; Wo.(1)42. Also as separate inCopenhagen, and BM.(K.ii3.ii7.)
[166] BN.(B.i322(6)) L'isola di Corfu (Camocio 1568).
[167] Wieder 91, for M.155 records Corfu 1572.
CORSICA.
[168] L'isola di Corsica, con i territori, citta, et castelle fortiet aperti, imonti, laghi, . . . Giacomo di castaldipiamontese. fabius licinius ex. (n.d.)210 x 310 mm.
BM.(I)iO3; BN.(Ge.B.i676); Btl.103 ; MN.59 ;R0.42. Also separately BM.(K.84.57); and BreslauStadtbibl.
[169] Cirnus sive Corsica insula est in mari ligustico . . .F(abius) L(icinius). (n.d.)300 x 200 mm.
B.43; BN.(Ge.D.7639) ; BHS.29 ; Bre.21 ; D.(I)57;D.(2)iO4a; G.55 ; GH.45 ; H.31 ; Lx.52 ; M.73 ? ;Met.17 ; N.70 ; OL.58 ; RGS.p.34 ; RGS.w.44 ; Stu.50 ;VE.1,57 ; Y.61. Also separately B M . ( K . 8 4 Ö 6 ) ; Mun-chen, Hof u. Stadtbibl. ; and Niirnberg German. Mus.
Reproduced in Almagià, Monumenta ItaliaeCarlographica. Tav. XXVI.
[170] Cirnus sive Corsica insula est in mare ligustico . . .Ferando Berteli excidebat 1562. (1562)193 x 306 mm.
R0.48.
[171] BM.(MapsC.7.c.9.i4) isavariant 'Apud Camocium.'
CRETE.
[172] II vero disegno di tutta la isola de Candia. . . stam-pato in Venetia per Matheo Pagano a di 24 luio 1538.394 x 258 mm. (1538)
D.(2)117; VE.11,144.
[173] The Beans collection includes Crete, Clodiensis
1554-
[174] Haec est Ula insignis Creta . . . Romae MDLVIIIISebastianus de Regibus Clodiensis faciebat. (1559)225 x 314 mm.
BN.(Ge.D.7777) ; Bre.25 ; D.(2)ii5b; MN.51 ; Q.39 ;R0.58. Also separately Niirnberg, German. Mus.
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[175] Candido Lectori. Haec est illa insignis insula cretain medio ponto s i t a . . . Venetiæ MDLXII Ferrandusbertellus Exe. Marius cartarus fee. (1562)245 x 175 mm.
BM.(I)i22 ; BN.(Ge.CC.i38o) ; Btl . i i i ; Q.42. Alsoseparately, Nûrnberg, German. Mus.
[176] El vero et nvovo disegno di tvtta la isola di Candia.Ad Cosmographiae Studiosis N. St.fopius.] Creta Insulauulgo iâ Candia nuneupata. Venetijs Io. Franci Camotijaereis formis ad signû Pyramidis 1564. (1564)383 x 269 mm.
Ba.ioi ; BM.(1)123; BN.(1*19:1(4677)) ; Btl.113;Cop.33 ; M.85 ; MN.52 ; OL.68 ; Stu.59 ; VE.1,66;VE.111,70; Wo.(I)4o; Wo.(2)3; Y.70. Also separately,BM.(K.113.105) and Breslau, Stadtbibl.
[177] Creta Insula hodie Cädia. [No engraver or publisher.]210 x 280 mm. (n.d.)
BN.(Ge.DD.655(68) ; D.(I)6s ; G.64 ; LC.49 ; Lx.59 ;M.84 ; N.80; OL.67; RGS.p.58a; RGS.w.58 ; Stu.58 ;VE.1,65 ; VE.II,6o ; VE. 111,71 ; Y.69.
exportator Claudi](1570)
[178] Creta Insula, hodie Candia..Duchetti formis 1570.292 x 216 mm.
B.49 ; BHS.40; GH.52.
CYPRUS.
[179] Isola de Cipro . . . Questa e la uera descriptione etGeographia de tutta T insula de Cypre ridutta alia ueraforma. . . stampata in Venetia per Matheo pagano1538. (1538)401 x 258 mm.
D.(2)118.
Reproduced Periplus, p. 13, fig. 4.
[180] Cyprus Insula olim Macharia... ambitus eius ferturMMMCDXX Romae MDLX. B. F. (1560)332 x 227 mm.
Bre.26; D.(2)ii5a; MN.53 ; Q.40 ; R0.61. Alsoseparately, Nûrnberg German. Mus.
[181] Cyprus, que olim (Macaria) id est Beata, Insula estin sinu Carpathij maris sita. (n.d.)201 x 276 mm.
BM.(2)i8; BN.(Ge.DD.655(69)); D.(I)66; G.65 ;LC.50 ? ; Lx.60 ; M.100 ; OL.79 ; RGS.p.58 ; RGS.w.59 ;Stu.61 ; VE.1,77; VE. 11,66; VE.111,73 ; Y.71.
[182] Isola di Cipro. Cyprvs jnsula olim Machaxia...Romae MDLXII Ferandus bertelli excude. MK [MariusKartaro]. (1562)250 x 177 mm.
BM.(I)i25; BN.(Pf.i95(4935)); Btl.io ; Q.41.
[183] Cyprvs, jnsula nobilissima, que inter maiores huiusmaris . .. designationem expensis Jo. Fr. Camotij inaes incisa, chorographie studiosis visum fuit imptire.Venetiis ad signum Pyramidis MDLXVI. (1566)404 x 263 mm.
BM.(1)124; BN.(Ge.CC.i38o) ; Btl.112 ; MN.54 ;R0.62 ; Stu.62; VE.III,72 ; Wo.(I)4i ; Y.72. Alsoseparately, BM.(Maps C7.c9.84); Nûrnberg, German.Mus., and Breslau, Stadtbibl.
[184] Disegno de l'Isola di Cypro con li confinj déliaCaramania, Soria. Giudea, et Egitto . . . appresso AntLafrery in Roma l'anno MDLXX. (1570)589 x 548 mm.
BM.(2)i7; GH.54; Lx.68; M.99 ; OL.78.
[185] "Isola di Cipro 1570 Paolo Forlani," is listed atCopenhagen. BM.560(2) " Carta ou è distintamente efedelmete descritta l'Isola di Cipro : il porto d'Anemur. . . P. Forlani 1570."
[186] Cyprus .. . Claudij Duchetti formis 1570.290 x 215 mm.
B.50; BHS.39.
(1570)
[187] Cyprus Insula In Pamphylio mare inter Siriam etSiciliam... Venetiis MDLXX. Natal Bonifacio S.F.402 x 266 mm.
Met.43.
DALMATIA.
[188] Nova discrittione dela Dalmatia, et Crovatia, MDLXV.Ferando Bertelli exc. in Venetia. (1565)402 x 283 mm.
Ba.85; BM.(1)106; BN.(Ge.DD.655(6i)); Btl.45 ;Cop.17; D . ( I ) 4 I ; D.(2)111 ; G.38 ; GH.30 ; M.51 ;MN.24 ; Met.32 ; N.54 ; OL.42 ; Q.35 ; R0.55 ;VE.1,42 ; VE.11,34; Y.41. Also separately,BM.(K.ii3-37) ; Bf.13 ; and Breslau Stadtbibl.
Reproduced in Almagià, Monumenta Italia Carto-graphies, Tav. XXXV.
[189] Novo dissegno della Dalmatia et Crovatia MDLXIII.In Venetia apresso Gioan Francesco Camotio al Segnodella Piramide. 1563408 x 285 mm.
BM.(MapsC.7.c.g.8i.)
[190] [Another Edition MDLXVI]. 1566406 x 285 mm.
BN.(Pf.i8(i3i.)) ; Lc.36 ; Lx.42 ; RGS.p.30 ;Wo.1.17.
[191] Avariant BHS.6 bears the same title, but publisher'sname is erased.
Dalmatia. See also under Austria and Zara.
Danube. See under Europe (General), No. 26.
[192] Dunkirk. Gilhofer cites a view of Dunkirk in hiscollection without giving particulars as to author, t<tleor imprint.
EGYPT.
[193] Nuoua et copiosa Descrittione di tutto 1'Egitto purhora da Paulo Forlani Veronese intagliata in VenetiaTanno 1566. (1566)265 x 343 mm.
BN.(Ge.B.i688); Btl.123 ; MN.65 ; Q.46 ; VE.1,73 ;VE.111,82 ; Wo.(1)35 ; Wo.(2)9 ; Y.8T. Also separatelyBM.(643554(4)) and (K.117.41) ; Copenhagen Kgl.Bibi. ; Bf.14, Nûrnberg, German. Mus. ; and Breslau,Stadtbibl.
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[194] La Nvova et Copiosa descrittione di tvtto l'EgittoI'anno MDLXX. (1570)345 x 260 mm.
BM.(1)147; BN.(Ge.CC.i38o) ; Cop.43 ; GH.60 ;Lx.71 ; M.95 ; N.89; OL.82 ; VE.11,72.
Reduced reproduction in Periplus, p. 133, fig. 59.
ELBA.[195] llba siue liva insula est immari tusco continet
distans mill. X pasuum et nascuntur minérales metallibene munita et forti situ impetui turcarum resistit.Ferando bertelli. (n.d.)178 x 254 mm.
BM.(I)95 ; BN.(Ge.DD.2g87(539i)); R0.53 ; VE.1,58.Also separately, BM.(Maps C.7.c.9.12) and (K.80.24.)
[196] Ilbasiue liva, imsula. [Without Bertellisname.] (n.d.)250 x 190 mm.
B.45 ; BN.(Ge.DD.655(49)) ; Btl.ioi ; BHS.30 ;Bre.23; D.(I)59; D.(2)io3a; G.49 ; GH.44 ; H.32 ;Lx.53 ; M.75 ? ; MN.58; Met.3 ; OL.60 ; Ro.52 ;RGS.p.35 ; RGS.W.38 ; Stu.49 ; VE.11,52 ; VE.II,144 ;Y.60. Also separately, BM.(K.8o.25) and Breslau,Stadtbibl.
Reduced reproduction in Almagià, Monumenta ItaliaCartographica, Tav. XXVI.
ESTLAND.[197] Estland. [No engraver or publisher.] (n.d.)
183 x 245 mm.BM.(2)7ob; BN.(Ge.DD.655(8)); BHS.26 ; D.(I)8;
G.8; Lx.7; M.io ; N.11 ; OL.8 ; RGS.p.8a ; Stu.7 ;VE.1,9; VE.11,9; VE.111,9; Y.io.
This map of Estland is sometimes found pastedtogether with a map of Frisland (see Nos. 222-223).The latter is known in two states, with title only asabove, and also with the imprint of Pétri de Nobili-bus. Estland may also exist in the same numberof states, but I have only remarked it as above.The British Museum catalogues this map as theShetland Islands.
FAERO ISLANDS. See Frisland.
FLANDERS.[198] Flandriae recens exactaq. Descriptio notarum
explicatio . . . Michaelis Tramezini formis MDLV . . .Jacobus Bossius Belga in aes incidebat. (1555)520 x 381 mm.
B. 17; BN.(Ge.DD.625(i6)); Bre. 10; 0.(2)27 Fin. 25;LC.16; OL.21 j R0.12 ; RGS.W.18; Stu.21; VE.11,154.Also separately, Ley den Univ. Lib.
Reproduced in Remarkable Maps, V/VI. pl. 19.An Italian copy on a reduced scale of Gerard
Mercator's map of Flanders, published on 4 sheetsin 1540.
[199] Bagrow cites an issue of 1551 by Tramezini,510 x 375 mm.
[200] Exactissima Flandriae Descriptio . . . (Ad cordatvmlectorem N. Stopivs) Venetijs MDLVIIII. (1559)498 x 416 mm.
Ba.65 ; D.(I)23 ; H.13. Also BM.31202(9)Another issue of Mercator's map.
[201] [Another Edition.] Dominicus Zenoi Venetus. exei-debat. Venetijs MDLVIIII. (1559)488 x 413 mm.
BM.(I)26 ; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(4325)) ; BN.(Ge.B.i6o2);Btl.32 ; Cop.7 ; Go.83.
A re-issue of the preceding.
[202] BM.(Maps C7.c9.24) is a variant " VenetijsMDLVIIII apud Ioannem Franciscum Camocium."
[203] Descrittione particvlare di Fiandra Intagliata daPaolo Forlani Veronese l'anno MDLXVII. In merzariaalla libraria délia Colonna. (1567)343 x 260 mm.
BM.(I)27 ; BN.(Ge.B.i6o3) ; Btl.33 ; MN.11 ; Q.11 ;R0.11 ; Wo.(2) 13. Also separately, BM.(K.iO4.2) ;Copenhagen Kgl.Bib. ; and Breslau Stadtbibl.
[204] Bagrow records an issue by Jo. Fr. Camocius, 1568.
[205] Flandriae recens exactaq. descriptio... ClaudioDucheto formis. (n.d.)509 x 382 mm.
BM.(2)22; BN.(Ge.DD.655(24)); GH.15 ; Lx.21 ;M.28; N.25 ; RGS.p.16; VE.1,20 Also separately,B M . ( K . I O 4 . I . )
See also under Belgium.
FLORENCE.[206] Fiorenza. Claudi] duchetti formis Mugnone f. (n.d.)
432 x 311 mm.B.71 ; BHS.57.G. H. Beans possesses "Dominii Florentini locorvm
adiacentivm descriptio .. . D. Stefano monaco di Mont.Vliusto .. .D. Vitus W. monac. in cid. 1584."
FORUM JULII. See Friuli.
FRANCE.[207] La uera descritione, di tutta la Francla, & la Spagna,
& la Fiandra .. . MDLIIII. (1554)474 x 375 mm.
B M . ( I ) I 8 ; BN.(Ge.DD.655(i4)) ; Btl.11 ; Cop.3 ;D.(I)i2; G.13 ; H.5; LC.10; Lx.13 ; M.16 ; N.16;OL.13; RGS.p.n; RGS.W.9; Stu.12 ; VE.L13;VE.IL14; Y.15. Also separately, BM.(io63(i3)).
GH.7 is recorded as being dated 1542 (size 477 X376).
;208] Totivs Galliae descriptio, cum part« Angliae,Germaniae, Flandriae, Brabantiae, Italiae, Romamusque. Pyrrho Ligorio Neap, auctore. Romae. MDLVIII.Michaelis Tramezini formis cum pontificis maximi acVenati Senatus privilegio ad decennium Sebastianus aRegibus Clodiensis incidebat. (1558)515 x 386 mm.
B.14; B M . ( I ) I O 8 ; BN.(Ge.DD.627(2)) ; BHS.9 ;D . ( I ) I 8 ; G.17; M.22; N.19; RGS.W.14; VE.1,17.Also separately Be.
Despite the statement " Pyrrho Ligorio Neapauctore," this map is a reduction from the 4-sheetwoodcut compiled by Oronce Fine in 1538.
[209] Totivs Galliae descriptio, Cum parte Angliae,Germaniae, Flandriae, Brabantiae, Italiae, Romam
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usque. Orontio F. Delph. autore: Venetijs Ad SignumBibliothecae, Diui Marci, Dominicus Zenoi, VenetusExcidebat MDLXI. (1561)500 x 380 mm.
B M . ( I ) I I O ; BN.(Ge.D.8oo9) ; H.io.Another reduction of Fine's 4-sheet map of 1538.
[210] [Another Issue.] Dominicus Zenoi, Venetus Excide-bat MDLXIII. (1563)497 x 376 mm.
Ba.i6b ; BM.(2)24 ; Btl.25 Also separately Breslau,Stadtbibl. ; and Venice, Bibl. Marciana.
[211] Totivs Galliae exactissima descriptio [Dedicated toMarcus Antonius Radici by Paulus Forlani Veronensis.Venetiis ex aeneis formis Bolognini Zalterij MDLXVI.630 x 455 mm. (1566)
BM.(I)i9; BN.(Ge.DD.627(3)) ; Btl.27 ; Cop.5 ;D.( I ) ig ; D. (2) i8 ; G.18; GH.11 ; G0.94 ; LC.12 ;Lx.18; M.23; MN.8; N.21 ; OL.17; Q.8 ; Stu.17;VE.1,85 ; VE.11,17 ! W O . ( I ) I I ; Y.22. Also separatelyBM.(K.56.4) ; BM. (14280(1)) ; and Treviso, Bib. Com.
Another version of Fine's map, on a larger scale.
[212] Totivs Galliae descriptio .. . Pyrrho Ligorio Neap,auctore Claudij ducheti formis 1571. (1571)498 x 372 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.655(i9));LC.i3;Lx.i7; N.20; RGS.p.15.A re-issue of No. 208.
[213] A further variant is in BM.(K.56.5) dated 1574.
[214] La Franza. 1552BN.(Pf.2io(2668).
[215] La Franza. Con priuilegio del sommo Pontifice etdella illust. S. de Venezia per Anni XV L'anno 1553.420 x 490 mm. (1553)
BM.(2)23 ; D.(2)ig. Also separately Munich,Armeebibi. ; Munich, Hof-und Stadtbibl. ; and Breslau,Stadtbibl.
[216] [Another Edition.] In Venetia apresso Gioan Fran-cesco Camotio al Segno della Piramide 1563. (1563)410 x 440 mm.
Btl.26. Also separately BM.(Maps C7.c9.17).On a slightly smaller scale than the preceding.
FRANCE.See also under Boulogne, Bourges, Burgundy,
Calais, Champagne, Dunkirk, Flanders, Guines, Havre,Nice, Paris, Perpignan, Poitiers, Rochelle, St. Quentin,Savoy, Thionville.
FRANKFORT.
[217] F r a n k f o r t . . . In Venetia l'anno MDLXVII. (1567)190 x 260 mm.
Fin.92 ; M.117; Y.98.
FRISIA. See Friesland.
FRIESLAND.[218] Frisiae antiovissimae trans Rhenvm Provine, et
adiacentivm regionvm nova et exacta descriptioMlehaelis Tramezini formis et pontificis Max ac Veneti
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Sena us in proximum decemmium privelegio OODLVIIIlac. Bossius Belga in aes incidebat. (1558)385 x 485 mm.
BM.(I)36 ; BN.(Ge.DD.625(44)) ; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(4742)); Bre.12 ; 0.(2)37; G.27 ; H.17; Met.27 ;RGS.W.22 ; Stu.25.
Reproduced in Remarkable Maps, V/VI. pl. 16;Based on a map compiled by Jacob van Deventer
in 1545.
[219] Frisiae antiqvissimae trans Rhenvm Provine, etadiacentium regionv nova et exacta descriplio. VenetiisIo. Francisci Camotii formis ad Signvm PiramidisMDLXVI. (1566)385 x 468 mm.
BM.(I)35; BN.(Pf.i80(2423)); Btl.37 ; G.17 ? ;G0.84 ; MN.14 ; N.20 ; RGS.p.20 ; VE.II.148. Alsoseparately BM.(Maps C7.c9.79) ; BM.(K.io8.89) ; Bf.4 ;Breslau, Stadtbibl.
Another version of Jacob van Deventer's map.
[220] Bagrow records an issue with Forlani's nameinserted.
[221] Frisia antiqvissima trans Rhenum provincia cumadiacentibus regionibus a Iacobo Davant. BelgaDescripta Romae OODLXVI. (1566)373 x 472 mm.
B.20 ; BN.(Ge.DD.655(27)) Cop.n; D.(I)27 ; Lc.20;M.32; OL.25?; VE.I.25; VE.11,24; Y.31.
FRISLAND. (Island of)The identity of Frisland requires a special study.In the British Museum catalogue it is indexed under
the Faero Islands. The island, however, is largely, ifnot entirely, imaginary. Frisland appears both onmaps of an earlier and a later date, and by differentcartographers it is placed in widely varying longitudes.It appears in the Zeno Myth, and in some cases it iseven placed as far west as an island off the NorthAmerican coast.
[222] Frisland. [No engraver or publisher.] (n.d.)184 x 248 mm.
B.6; BM.(2)7oa; BN.(Ge.DD.655(9)) ; D.(I)9;G.9; Lx.7; M.11; N.io; OL.9 ? ; RGS.p.8;Stu.8 ;VE.I.io; VE.II.ii ; Y.11.
[223] Frisland. Pétri de Nobilibus Formis. (n.d.)184 x 248 mm.
BM.(1)156.This map forms a companion to and is sometimes
found pasted together with Estland {see No. 197).
FRIULI.[224] Nova descriptione del Friuli. MDLXI. (1561)
395 x 280 mm.D.(2)78; G.39.
[225] Nova descriptione del Frivli. MDLXII. (1562)383 x 274 mm.
BM.(I)85.
[226] Fori Julii [Friuli] Apud Donatum BertelliumVenetiis. [n.d.] Also BHS.12. BM.(K.794) and(22720(1))
[227] Nova descriptione del Frivli MDLXIII. Apiid loannem [235] Geldriae Cllvlae Ivliae necnon allarvm region.Franciscum Camocium. (1563)883 x 274 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.655(58)) ; LC.34 ; OL.38 ; RGS.p.29.
[228] Ruge, Wo.(I)3o, omits the imprint of Camocius.BM.(Maps C.7.C.9.80), is likewise without the imprint ofCamocius, (387 x 275 mm.) but is dated 1563.
[229] Nova descrittione del Frivli Anno MDLXIV. PauloForlano Veronese f. (1564)382 x 268 mm.
BM.(I)84); BN.(Ge.B.i647); BN.(Ge.DD.2987(5258)Btl.75 ; Cop.19; GH.34; Lx.39; M.47; MN.68 ;N.49; R0.35; VE.1,38; VE.II.30; Wo.1,29 ; Wo.(2)8.Also separately BM.(K.79.2) Schwerin, G.B. ; Dresden,Kgl. Bibi.; Venice, Bibi. Marciana; and Treviso,Bibl. Comm.
[230] La Nova Descrittione di tutta la patria del Friulidiligentissimamente esposta per M Pyrrho LigorioNapolitano... In Roma del MDLXIII Con le formedi M. Michèle Tramezzino Sebastiano di re da Chioggiaintagliaua in rame. (1563)686 x 400 mm.
BM.(I)86; Btl.76; M.53; VE.11,45; Y.42. Alsoseparately BM.(K.79.i).Reproduced Almagià, Monumenta Italiae Carto-graphica. Tav. XXXIII.
GELDERLAND.
[231] Gelriae Cliviae Jvliae nee non aliarvm regionvmadiacentivm nova descriptio Michaelis TrameziniFormis . . . CODLVI. lac. Bossius Belga in aes incidebat.
(1556)390 x 490 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.625(39)) ; G.25 ; VE.II.151. Also separ-ately BM.(K.io8.28) ; and Leyden Univ.
Reproduced in Remarkable Maps, V/VI. pl. 17.A reduction of the 9 sheet map of Gelders by Jacob
van Daventer, published in Antwerp in 1556, thoughcompiled 1542-3.
[232] [Another Edition]. CODLVIII. (1558)390 x 495 mm.
BM.(I)33; BN.(B.464(i39)); BN.(Ge.DD.2987(4688));Btl.36; BHS.5 ; D.(2)38; H.15 ; Met.22 ; RGS.w.20 ;Stu.23.
[233] Gelriae, Cliviae, Jvliae, nee non aliarvm regionvmadiacentivm nova descriptio anno MDLXIII. PauliForlani Veronensis incidente. (1563)387 x 488 mm.
BM.(I)34. Also Elbing, Stadtbibl. ; and Breslau,Stadtbibl.
[234] [Another Issue.] MDLXIII. Venetiis. Apud loannemFranciscum Camociu. Pauli Forlani Veronensis incidente.380 x 488 mm. (1563)
BN.(Ge.B.i6o5) ; G0.78 ; MN.15 ; N.27 . Alsoseparately BM.(Maps C7.c9.77) ; and Copenhagen, Kgl.Bibl.
adiacentivm per Iacobvm Davent. Belgarn descriptio.Romae. CODLXVI. (1566)380 x 490 mm.
B.19; BM.(2)26; BN.(Ge.DD.655(28)); Cop.9 ;D.(I)25 ; GH.17; LC.18; Lx.23 ; M.30 ; OL.23 ;RGS.p.18; VE.1,23; VE.11,21 ; VE.111,29 ; Y.29.
GENEVA.
[236] [Lago de Losana] Vedendo quanto il moddo sia loggldi curioso di ueder 11 sito e forma di G i n e u r a . . . InVenetia alia libraria dalla Colonna l'anno MDLXVII.178 x 261 mm. (1567)
Fin.93 ; M.i 17 ; Y.99.
[237] BM.(Maps C7.c9.19), Genevra. A.B. (230 x 180mm.).
[238] Vero dissegno del lago di Geneva con i luoghi che1 circondano Dominico alphane perugin inuen f.[ded. Jacobus fnaciari]. (n.d.)485 x 361 mm.
BHS.10.
[239] La Cita di Ginevra. Clarisslmo viro Francisco AletinoPatritio Veneto hanc Civitates Genevae patrltius JacobusFornase r i j s . . . Aleteni] gatti for. romae. (n.d.)404 x 287 mm.
BHS.63.
GENOA.
[240] Genoa, [no engraver or imprint]. (n.d.)406 x 241 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.626(i2)); 0.(2)77; G.94; H.69; Wo.(I)5i.
[241] II dissegno della nobilissima Citta di Genova.. .Romae apud Antonium Lafreri] Anno Domini.MDL XXIII. (1573)
554 x 408 mm.B.75 ; BN.(Ge.DD.655(i2i)) ; LC.75 ; M.138 ;
RGS.p.ioi.
[242] G e n o v a . . . In Venetia alia Ilbraria del S e g n o . . .S. Marco D. B. (n.d.)175 x 262 mm.
Y.108.
[243] Genova. Romae Claudij Ducheti formis 1581 Ambr.b r a m billa f. (1581)546 x 408 mm.
BHS.52.
GERBI.
[244] Disigno dell' Isola de G e r b i . . . il sito délia fortezzafatta da Christiani alla defesa della quala ui e restatocinq millia Ualorosi soldat!. (n.d.)445 x 305 mm.
B.57; BM.(I)i52; BN.(Ge.DD.626(66)) ; Cop.37 ;D.(I)69; G.68; GH.56; H.63 ; LC55 ; Lx.65 ; M.94 ;N.87; OL.74; R0.71 ; RGS.p.55 ; Stu.64; VE.1,72;VE.11,62 ; VE.111,76; Y.75. Also separately BM.(Maps C7.C.4.28).
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[245] Ruge, in addition to H.63, records for H.65 Gerbi1560.
[246] Fortezza di Gerbi. (n.d.)394 x 267 mm.
B.58; BN.(Ge.DD.626(65)) ; D.(1)104 ; GH.92 ;LC.56; Lx.66; M.160; N.88; OL.125 ; RGS.p.88 ;Stu.96; VE.11,114; VE.III.132; Y.123.
In the above plan the words Fortezza di Gerbi areprinted in large type accross the top of the map.
[247] RGS.W.72, is an impression from the same plate,but without the words Fortezza di Gerbi.
GERMANY.[248] Tabvla modema Poloniae, Vngariae, Boemiae, Ger-
maniae. Russiae, Lithvae. Ant[onius] Salamanca] Excu.1548. (1548)505 x 390 mm.
BM.(I)7 ; BN.(Ge.C.6i85) ; H.19. Also separatelyLeyden, Univ. Lib.
Reproduced in Remarkable Maps, V/VI. pl. 14.
[249] Germaniae Omniumque eius prouinciarum, atqueAustriae, Boemiae, Vngaricae, Carinthiae^ Coruatiae,Poloniae, Morauiae, Bosinae, Seruiae, Prussiae, Ma-souiae, Transiluaniae, Lithuaniae Russiae (al)bae . . .noua et exaeta descriptio Ferando Berteli exc. 1562.503 x 373 mm. (1562)
BM.(I)6; BN.(Ge.B.i6i2) ; Btl.38 ; G.23 ; N.39 ;Q.14 ; Wo.(I)i2. Also separately BM.(1063(1)) ;(K.87.7) ; Karlsruhe ; and Breslau, Stadtbibl.
A re-engraved issue of the preceding map No. 248.
[250] II uero ritratto di tutta l'Alamagna. In Venetiaappresso Gabriel Giolito al segno della Fenice. Opera diIacopo di Gastaldi Cosmografo. In Venetia 1552Enea Vico Parm.f. (1552)363 x 250 mm.BM.(I)39; BN.(Ge.DD.655(33)); D.(2)4o ; H.21 ;M.40 ? ; OL.31 ; VE.111,35. A l s o separately BM.(K.87.5).
[251] [Another Issue, without the words ' II vero ritratto ditutta l'Alamagna]." (1552)369 x 248 mm.
RGS.p.23 ; Y.34.
[252] Nova Germaniae descriptio cvm adiacentibvs Italiae,Galliae, Britanniae, Poloniae, et Pannoniae partibusapvd Michaelem Tramezinvm . . . MDLIII. N. B oni-facius].710 x 445 mm. (1553)
B.21 ; BM.(I)4o; BN.(Ge.C.6o22); BN.(Ge.DD.2987(3301)); Btl.40; D.(I)35; Fln.34; G0.30; H.22;M.41 ; MN.19 ; RGS.W.26 ; Y.35. Also separatelyBM.(K.87.6).
Reproduced in Wieder, Monumenta Cartographica,I, Tab. 4
The initials G.L.A. in top left hand corner aresupposed to indicate Georgius Lilius Anglus.
[253] Germania. Opera di Iacopo di Gastaldi CosmografoIn Venetia MDLVIIII. In Venetia appresso Donato
Bertelli libraro al segno del San Marco. DominicoZenoi Venetiano Fecit. (1559)400 x 280 mm.
BM.(2)27 ; BN.(Ge.io893) ; Bre.13 ; VE.II.28. Alsoseparately Berlin, Kgl. Bibi. & Breslau, Stadtbibl.
[254] MDLX Paulus de furlani gastaldis Veronësis Dno.Io. Bapt. Veculi: ano considico Vérone Descriptionehanc totius Germaniae illus, celebratissimi cosmographlD. Jac. de gastaldis. (1560)445 x 318 mm.
G.21.
[255] BM.(Maps C7.c9.30), is a re-issue dated MDLXII,with title as above, and in addition, Apud JoannemFranciscum Camocium. (440 X 318 mm.).
[256] Germania del Gastaldo. Ferando Berteli Exc: PauloForl. Veronese f. 1564. (1564)370 x 260 mm.
Ba.21 ; BM.(I)43 ; BN.(Ge.B.iôii) ; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(3302); Btl.39; Lx.31 ; VE.1,31 ; Wo.(2)t. Alsoseparately Schwerin, Grossherzogl. Regierungsbibl.
[257] Germania. Opera di Iacopo di gastaldi CosmografoPer Claudio ducheto 1570. (1570)535 x 370 mm.
B.22; BN.(Ge.DD.655(34)); BN.(Ge.DD.2987(33O3));BHS.2 ; LC.23 ; RGS.p.40. Also separately BM.(26905(31)).
[258] Later Issue. J. Orlandi formis Romae 1602.BM.(26905(22)).
Germany. See also under Augsburg, Bavaria,Frankfort, Gotha, Ingoldstadt, Saxony, and Thuringia.
Ghines. See under Guines.
Giula. See under Gyula.
GOLETTA.[259] II vero sito de la Goleta. (n.d.)
344 x 248 mm.M.157 ? ; RGS.p.86.
[260] Castello Vecchio Fortezza della Goleta. (n.d.)508 x 292 mm.
LC.88; Lx.106; VE. I ,n8 ; VE.II ,n6.
[261] Disegno de la Goletta. (n.d.)324 x 235 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.i 140(108)) ; Lc.89 ; OL.124 ; VE.II .no.Wieder 154 [M.158] cites " La Goleta," without
further details.
GOTHA.[262] [Anon] Gotha in Sarsonia. (n.d.)
Wo.(I)9i.This may possibly be the same as BM.(Maps
C.7.C.9.35) " Disegno della Fortezza et Citta di Gotta inSassonia."
[263] Ruge records, Gotha 1567 for D.(2)53.
[264] VE.Ill,106, " Disegno della Fortezza et Citta diGotta Nicolo Nelli Venet. 1567."
[265] BM.(Maps C.7.C.9), " L'assedio di Gotta alii 25 deGennaro 1567."
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GOTLAND.[266] Gotlandia. Ferando Bertelli. (n.d.)
190 x 257 mm.BM.(I)44 : BN.(Ge.CC.i38o) ; Btl.43 ; MN.18 ; R0.22.
Also separately BM.(c.7.e.g.7) ; BM.(K.iii.i2i) ; andBreslau, Stadtbibl.
This map is sometimes found pasted together withZelandia [No. 602] as a companion piece.
[267] Gotlandia. [Without Bertelli's name.] (n.d.)190 x 250 mm.
B.27; BN.(Ge.DD.655(3i)); D.(I)29; G.29 ; Lx.30 ;M.38 ; N.38 ; OL.3oa ? ; RGS.p.22 ; Stu.27 ; VE.1,30 ;VE.11,22.
Gravelines. See Miscellaneous, No. 604.
GREAT BRITAIN.
[268] Britanniae Insulae quae nunc Angliae et Scotiaeregna continet cum Hibernia adiacente nova descriptio.G. L. A. Romae Anglorum studio et diligentia MDXLVI.763 x 573 mm. (1546)
BN.(Ge.DD.628(84)) ; Btl.19 ; D.(2)i2 ; Fln.127.Also separately BM.(K.5.i) ; National Library Dublin ;and Bg.4.
Reproduced plate 2, "Six Early Printed Maps,"British Museum 1928; and with descriptive text byEdward Lynam, "Map of the British Isles of 1546,"pub. by G. H. Beans, Phila. 1934.
A rare and important map. Attributed to GeorgeLily, it is, apart from representations in early editionsof Ptolemy, the first printed map of the British Isles.The north is to the right of the map. It was re-issuedas follows :—•
1549. Antverpiae per Joannem Mollijns.1555. Londini Anno 1555 T Gemini,
and in the following items (Nos. 269-274).
[269] Britannia Insvla qvae dvo regna continet Angliamet Scotiam cvm Hibernia adiacente. [Tablet on right]Britannia Insularum . .. cun. privilegio sumi ponlificisMDLVI. (1556)352 x 485 mm.
Ba.20; B.8; BM.(2)n ; BN.(Ge.D.7Ö75) ; Btl.17;Bre.6; D.(I)io ; 0.(2)13; G.11 ; H.8 ; LC.8 ; M.13 ;OL.11 ; RGS.p.9 ; RGS.w.6 ; Stu.n ; VE.II.15 ; Y.14.Also separately BM.(K.5.2) ; Leyden, Univ. Library;and Bf.2.
A re-issue of the map of 1546 on a smaller scale,with a few minor alterations, e.g. Puteus Peke inDerbyshire, and Vectis Insula are omitted. LacusFoilus in Ireland is removed and 5/. Patrick's Purgatoryis changed to Armacana Metrop. The orientation isalso different, in this 1556 edition the north being atthe top of the map.
Reproduced in Remarkable Maps, V/VI. pl. 10.
[270] Another rendering of the 1546 map also appearedin this year, viz. a woodcut by Andreas Vavassor.BM.(1080(56)).
[271] Britanniae insvlae qvae nvnc Angliae et Scotiae regnacontinet cvm Hibernia adiacente nova descriptio.Romae Anglorum studio et diligentia. MDLVIII Sebas
tianus a Regibus Clodiensis In aes lncidebat. (1558)543 x 397 mm.
B.7; B M . ( I ) I I ; BN.(Ge.DD.628(83)) ; Cop. 2 ;D . ( I ) I I ; G.12 ; GH.6; H.7 ; LC.9 ; Lx.io ; M.14 ;Met.1 ; N.15 ; OL.12 ; R0.2 ; RGS.w.4 ; Stu.io ;VE.1,12 ; Y.13. Also separately Dresden; Palermo,Bibl. comm. ; National Library, Dublin : and Vienna,Hofbibl.
A re-issue on a slightly smaller scale of the 1546map, not of the 1556 issue, that is to say Puteus Peke,Vectis Insula, etc. are shown. As in the first editionof 1546, this 1558 issue has the north on the right ofthe map.
Reproduced in Facsimile Atlas, fig. 78.
[272] Britania insvla qvae dvo regna continet Angliamet Scotiam cvm Hibernia adiacente [Tablet on right]Britannia Insularum .. . Ferando de Berteli exc. 1561. . . Vene tiis Anno MDLXII. (1562)349 x 480 mm.
BM.( I ) IO ; BN.(Pf.224(i34i) ; Btl.18 ; Go.gôa ; Lx.9 ;MN.9 ; Met.2 ; N.14 ; Q.7. Also separately BM.(K.5.3) ; Breslau, Stadtbibl. ; and Nurnberg, German.Mus.
This edition shows the greatest variation from the1546 original. It follows the edition of 1556 in thatthe north is at the top of the map, but though of laterdate, it gives less information. No towns are markedon the Isle of Man or Anglesey, and the cathedraltowns are not particularised with a cross, all featuresof the 1556 edition.
[273] Another issue appeared in Venice in the followingyear with imprint MDLXII I Venetiis ex Camociiformis (BM.Maps C.7.C.9.6) ; BN.(Ge.B.i526) ; andBreslau, Stadtbibl. This is a re-issue of the 1556edition.
[274] Britaniae insvlae qvae nvnc Angliae et ScotiaeRegna continet cum Hibernia adiacente nova descriptioMarc. Clod, typis Romae 1589. (1589)517 x 381 mm.
BM.(I)9; BN.(c.i3O75) ; BHS.24.A re-issue of the 1558 edition with the north on
right hand side of the map.
[275] [Text] Nova et Antiqva Locorvm Nomina in Anglia.Folio sheet.
B.9 ; GH. no number ; Lx.12 ; M.15 ; N. no number ;RGS.p.14 ; RGS.W.7 ; VE.1,12 ; VE.II.13.
[276] L'Isola d'Inghilterra che gl' Intiqui la chiamauanoBritania e l'Isola d'Irlanda la nommauanoHibernia . .. (n.d.)143 x 143 mm. [or incld. text below 143 x 214 mm.].
BM.(I)8; Ba.2oa?Ruge records, Ba.2oa as follows, Anon. Inghilterra
before 1570.
[277] Anglesey isola dell Inghilterra gia ditta Mona, (n.d.)4to.
BN.(Pf.225(l422)).
Great Britain. See also under Ireland.
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GREECE.[278] Totius Graecia descriptio. N. Sophianus Romae in
templo Boni Eventus MDLII, 15521000 x 735 mm.Bg. i i ; BM.(2oo(i.))
[279] Totivs Graeciæ descriptio. Romac Vincentij Luchiniaereis formis ad Peregrinum 1558. (1558)624 x 426 mm.
B.51 ; BM(2)29; BN.(Ge.C.6i56) ; Btl.104 ; M.89 ;OL.71 ; VE.1,69; VE.II,6i. Also separately Munich,Armeebibi.
[280] [No title—Grecian Archipelago, Albania to Smyrna]Fabius licinius fecit Venetiis. (n.d.)540 x 488 mm.
B.52 ; G.61 ; GH.51 ; Lx.40 ; M.87 ; MN.50 ; N.83 ;0L.70 ; RGS.p.79 ; RGS.W.54 ; Stu.55 ; VE.I,68 ;VE.111,66; Y.66.
This map without a particular title, forms the 4th(i.e. S.E.) sheet of Gastaldi's " Gran parte del Europa"(see note to No. 28) In BM. and Btl. examples, thissheet is joined to the other three (see No. 28).
[281] Totius Graeciae Descriptio Dno Iacobi de gastaldicosmographi Generoso... 1 5 6 0 . . . fabius licinius fecet.689 x 491 mm. (1560)
Wo.(I)32.A separate re-issue of the S.E. sheet of Gastaldi's
"Gran parte del Europa."
[282] [Text] I nomi Latini tratti dall' antico Greco . . . ditutta la Prouincia della Grecia . . . Opera nuoua diGiacomo di Castaldi Piamontose CosmographoMDLX. (1560)
BM.(I)i3i ; Btl.ioôbis; Cop.35 ; Wo.(I)33.
[283] Vedrai diusi i termini di tutta la Grecia da monti,fiumi, & mare in questo modo . .. Di Roma MDLXIcon le forme di Michel Tramezzino . .. Opera di PirroLigorio Napolitano Sebastiano di re da Chioggia in-tagliata in rame. (1561)685 x 476 mm.
G.62 ; M.88; R0.57 ; Stu.54 ; Y.65.
[284] Graeciae chorographia Franciscvs Salamanca Lectori.Haec est Graecia ilia, a Graeco Rege, ibi nato (ut aitPlinius) sic dicta . . . Sebastianus a Regibus Clodiensisincidebat. (n.d.)617 x 408 mm.
BM,(I)i25; D.(2)ii2; G.60 ; GH.50 ; H.38 ; M.91 ;OL.72 ; RGS.p.42 ; RGS.W.42 ; Stu.53 ; VE.1,70 ; Y.64.
[285] Graeciae chorographiae Franciscus philosopho mathe-matico . . . Guardiano grande della Scola de S. Marco ilsignor Thomasso R a u e n n a . . . Da Venetia il di 9 dimaggio 1 5 6 2 . . . Paulo Forlani Veronese. (1562)438 x 592 mm.
LC.51 ; VE. 11,67.
[286] Totivs Graeciae descriptio. Candido Lectori S. quadiligentia nouae huius Graeciae chorographia aliarumq :nonnullarum adiacentiumregionum insularumq. descrip-ta s i t . . . Venetijs 1564 Ferdinando Bertelli aereis formis.Dominicus Zenoi Venetus excidebat. (1564)
624 x 395 mm.
BM.(1)129; Go. 133 ; R0.54. Also separatelyBM.(K.2.6o); BC ; and Ley den Univ.
Reproduced in Remarkable Maps, V/VI. pl. 25.
[287] Descrittione della Geografia modema di tvtta laGrecia . . . Opera di m. Giacmo di Castaldi Cosmografo inVenetia l'anno 1566. In Venetia apresso Gio. fr«>Camotio. (1566)685 x 488 mm.
BM.(1)130; Btl.105.
[288] Totius Graecia Descriptio Camocij 1566. BG.12,and Breslau, Stadtbibl.
[289] Descrittione della Geografia la Gretia, DonatoBertello 1569. Bg.13.
[290] [Gulf of Artha] La dimostratione del luogo dove alpresente sitrova l'armât di Barbarossa, et de Christian!detto il golfo dell' Artha antichamente il seno Ambracioda Ambracia citta reale di Pvlrrho vicino al promontorioactio per la victoria di Augusto contr' a Marc' Antonioet Cleopatra memorabile. (n.d.)
432 x 280 mm.B.46; B M . ( I ) I O 7 ; Btl.109; D.(I)6i ; G.92 ; GH.88;
LC.46 ; Lx.56 ; M.79 ; N.73 ; OL.62 ; RGS.p.37 ;Stu.56 ; VE.1,60 ; VE.11,51 ; VE.111,68 ; Y.67.
[291] [Text] Nomina Antiqua et Recentia urbium GræciæDescriptionis Romae 1570 Typis A Lafreri. (1570)
B.54 ; GH. no number ; M.92 ; N. no number ;RGS.p.50 ; RGS.W.60 ; VE.1,71 ; VE.11,64.
[292] [Livradia—Eastern Greece Macedon to Attica.] (n.d.)365 x 257 mm.BM.(1)132.
Greece. See also under Corfu, Crete, Cyprus,Lepanto, Morea, Navarino, Rhodes.
Guelders. See Gelderland.
GUINES.
[293] Gvines. Ritratto della fortezza di Ghines, pressa perforza de englesi dallo essercito del Re Christianissimo.Formis Romae OODLVIII. (1558)445 x 336 mm.
B.96; BM.(2)3o; BN.(Ge.DD.627(82)); D.(I)83;D.(2)88; GH.70 ? ; H.53 ; LC.98 ; M.122 ; OL.95 ;RGS.p.93; Stu.77; VE.1,94; VE.11,86; VE.III,96;Y.93. Also separately BM.(Maps C7.c4.31).
[294] Another Issue, title on paste over slip with date andimprint omitted.] (n.d.)445 x 336 mm.
G.86; RGS.W.75.
GYULA (Hungary).
[295] Giula D. Zenoi. 1566.D.(2)6ga; Wo.(1)86.
(1566)
[2961 BM.(Maps C.7.C.9.40.) has title as follows " Verodisegno di Giula . . . l'assiedo d'infideli l'anno MDI XVI.Paulo Furlani Veronese intagliatore all insegna dellaColonna."
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HAARLEM.[297] L'Assiedo délia Citta di Herlem in Hollanda. Romae
per Ant. Lafrerij 1573. (1573)406 x 305 mm.
B.99; BN.(C.i 1602); LC.101 ; M.120; RGS.p.98.
HOLLAND.[298] Hollandiae Batavor. veteris insvlae et locorvm
adiacentivm exacta descriptio Michaelis TrameziniFormis QDDLVI lac. Bossius Baelga in ae incidebat.375 x 520 mm. (1556)
Stu.24 ; VE.II.14q. Also separately BN.(Pf.2o.)72.))and Stuttgart, Kgl. Karten und Plankabinet.
[399] [Another Edition.] OODLVIII. (1558)375 x 520 mm.
B M . ( I ) 3 I ; BN.(B.464(i37)) ; BN.(Bf.iv) ; D.(I)26;0.(2)35; G.26; H. i6; Met.25 ; RGS.w.21. Alsoseparately Bg.7, and Leyden, Univ.
Reproduced in Remarkable Maps, V/VI. pl. 15.An Italian version of a map compiled by Jacob van
Deventer in 1540, first published in Mechlin in 1546,and again in Antwerp in 1558.
[300] Hollandiae Batavor. veteris insulae. Locorvm adia-centivm exacta descriptio. Venetiis anno MDLXIII ApudJoannem Franc1" Camocium. Paulo Furlano Veronen.incidente. (1563)375 x 490 mm.
RGS.p.19.
[301] BM.(Maps C7.c9.78) is a later edition, without theimprint of Camocius, but retaining " Paulo FurlanoVeronen incidente," below the scale of inches. (375 X490 mm.). Other copies, Bf.7 and BN.(Pf. 180(2369).
[302] [Another Edition.] Bolognini Zalterij formis Hieronyms. Oleatus incidebat 1567. (1567)375 x 490 mm.
BN.(Ge.B.i6o8); LC.19; Lx.24 ; M.31 ; OL.24 ? ;VE.1,24; VE.III,3O. AlsoBM.(K.io6..28.)
N.29 and GH.18 cite this map as undated, as alsodoes Bagrow.
[303] [Another Issue, without Zalteri's name] HieronymsOleatus Incidebat 1567. (1567)375 x 490 mm.
BM.(I)32 ; Cop.10 ; Fln.28 ; M.13 ; Q.13 ; R0.14 ;Y.30, and separately Breslau, Stadtbibl.
Holland. See also under Friesland, Gelderland, andHaarlem.
Hostia. See Ostia.
HUNGARY.[304] [Map showing the Theatre of the War in Hungary
during the latter part of the 16th century.] (n.d.)350 x 248 mm.
BM.(2)35.
[305] Ruge H55 : Antfonius] Sal[amanca] 1533 Ueber-sicht iiber den Kreigschenplatz in Ungarn undOsterreich vom Feldzug Karl V gegen Soliman.
[306] Vngaria et Transilvania con li confini.465 x 362 mm.
BM.(2)33.
(n.d.)
[307] Nova descriptio totivs Hvngariae. Romae MDLVIIII.380 x 450 mm. (1559)
B.24 ; BM.(I)5i ; BN.(Ge.D.ii225) ; Btl.52 ; Cop.14 ;D.(I)4o ; GH.26 ; LC.25 ; Lx.33 ; M.43 ; N.43 ; OL.33 ;RGS.p.24 ; RGS.W.28 ; VE.1,33 ; Y.37. Also separatelyBM.(K.no.8o) ; and Breslau, Stadtbibl.
Reduced from the map of Lazius. Regni HungariæDescriptio Vera . . . Paulus Absetemius quinqueecclesiensis . . . nobili Wolfgango Lazio Viennensi RegMai Consilario & Historiographo praestantissimoS.D.P. . . . Vale Viennae Austriae Kal Februrij AnnoMDLVI. (1556). 10 leaves, 1288 X 785 mm. Ba. 86-89.
[308] Nova descriptio totivs Hvngariae Pyrrho LigorioNeap, auctore. Romae MDLVIIII Michaelis Trameziniformis . . . Sebastianus a Regibus Clodiensis incidebat.388 x 468 mm. (1559)
BM.(I)52; BN.(Ge.DD.628(56)) ; D.(2)63 ; G.35 ;R0.26 ; Stu.30. Also separately Elbing, Stadtbibl. ;and Venice, Bibl. Marciana.
Another issue of the map of Lazius.
Hungary. See also under Austria, Buda, Germany(No. 250), Komorn, Hadtwan, Raab, Tokay, Transil-vania, Zighet, and Addenda.
Iavarino. See under Raab.
ICELAND.[309] De Islandia insula. Islandia glacialis insula, In
oceano septentrionali sita . . . (n.d.)190 x 265 mm.
BM.(I)i55 ; BN.(Ge.B.i637) ; BHS.20 ; Bre.5 ;D.(2)ioa; Wo.(I)47.
[310] Another copy with slight variations D.(2)n.
[311] De Islanda insvla—Islandia glacialis insula . . .anno 1566 Ferando berteli exc. (1566)196 x 267 mm.
BN.(Ge.CC.i38o) ; Btl.15 ; MN.17 ; R0.15. Alsoseparately BM.(Maps C.7.C.9.4) and BM.(K.in.88).
The same map as the preceding, but engraved withdifferent symbols.
Reproduced Periplus, p. 81, fig. 33.
ILLYRIA.[312] Illyria. Castellani records "L'lllirio Bologninus
Zalterius Venetiis 1564" for CR.(I)39.
INDIA.[313] India. BM.(1)141, is as follows " Indiae Orientalis
insularumque adiacentium typus " [Venice c. 1580] n.d.
INGOLDSTADT (Bavaria).[314] II vero Desegno Venuto ultimamente de Germania
de la Trincere del Campo Cesario et de lan gravio.407 x 280 mm. (n.d.)
G.90.IRELAND.
[315] Hibernia siue Irlanda insula maxima . . . (n.d.)175 x 258 mm.
BM.(I)i2 ; BN.(Ge.B.i525) ; Btl.14 ; Bre.4; D.(2)iob;Lx.16; Met.4; N.13; OL.io; R0.7 ; VE.II.12. Alsoseparately BM.(MapsC.7.c.9.5).
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[316] Hibernia Insula . . . 1565. Venetijs aeneis formisBolognini Zalterij Anno MDLXVI. (1566)235 x 322 mm.
BM.(I)i4; BN.(Ge.B.i52 7); Btl.16; GH.5 ; MN.4 ;•Wo.(2)i8. Also separately Bf.3 ; BM.(K.5i.i) andBreslau, Stadtbibl.
[317] Ruge cites Ro.8 ; and Wo (1)8 ; without the nameof Zalterius.
[318] Hybernia nvnc Irlant. (n.d.)245 x 337 mm.
B.io; BM.(I)i3; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(26i2)) ; Cop 1;D.(I)7; D.(2)g; Go.io ; H.6 ; M12 ; RGS.p.io ;RGS.W.5 ; Stu.9; VE.1,51 ; Y.12.
[319] [Another Edition.] Romae Claudij Duchetti formis.BHS.23.
See also Great Britain.
ISCHIA.[320] Insula Aenaria hodie Ischia . . . Vale Neapoli XV
Calendus sextilis salutis anno DLXXXVI MariusCartarius F. (1586)522 x 366 mm.
BHS.46.
ISTRIA.[321] Al Sr. Aldo Manutio... Disegno dell' Istria di M.
Pietro Copo . . . Ferrando Bertellj 1569. (1569)494 x 320 mm.
BM.(I)88;BN.(Ge.DD.2987(5264);BN.(Ge.B.i663);Btl.48 ; Cop.18 ; GH.33 ; M-49 ; MN.40 ; Met.9 ; N.51 ;OL.4O ; VE.1,40 ; VE.11,36. Also separately BM.(K.79.9) ; and Dresden, Kgl. Bibi.
Reproduced on small scale Bagrow I. Tav. 7.
[322] Istria. Sotto il dominio Veneto fra li dui Coif i Trigestino,et quarner como meza isola nei mare Adriatico postada Istro fiume... Appresso Gioan Francesco Camocio.In Vinegia 1569. (1569)420 x 305 mm.
BM.(I)87; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(5263)); BN.(Ge.CC.i38o);Btl.47 ; Lx.41. Also separately BM.(K.79.io).
[323-325] Bagrow records a later edition of 1571 BM.(Maps6.b.4i.(3)) another of 1578, and a third undated.BHS.25 is a variant with the date and name of Camociuserased.
ITALY.[326] Italia Nuova [at head of map. Bottom centre a
tablet blank except for the words] Con privilegio 1554.574 x 407 mm. (1554)
D.(2)72.
[327] Italia Nvova. Accipe Candide Let. ElegantiorisItaliae Topographiam aeneis nostris formis excursamatq. ita quidem ut nihil amplius desiderari possit Romaecon privelegio 1558 Vincenti] Luchini aereis formis adPeregrinum. (1558)590 x 452 mm.
D.(I)4i ; G.41. Also separately BM.(20570(120)).Reproduced Tav. XV, Almagià, Monumenta Italice
Cartographica.
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[328] II disegno della geografia moderna de tvtta laprovincia de Ia I ta l ia . . . Giacopo di Castaldi Piamotesecosmografo In Venetia... MDLXI fabio licinio ex. (1561)771 x 535 mm.
BN.(Ge.C.5o6i) ; Btl.74 ; 0.(1)43; G.40; G0.104;H.24 ; M.54 ; MN.32 ; N.55 ; OL.44 ; RGS.p.66 ;RGS.W.31 ; Stu.34 ; VE.1,44 ; VE.II,4o ; Wo.(I)i9-Also separately BM.(K.75.i) ; Schwerin, Grossherzogl.Regierungsbibl. ; and Dresden, Kgl. Bibi.
Reproduced Tav. XXVIII Almagià, Monumenta11 alice Cartographica.
A revised and enlarged re-issue of the S.W. sheet ofGastaldi's " Gran parte del Europa."
The LC.32 example is recorded as undated.
[329] Della Italia la uera, et ultima descriptione riformata,et in molli luogi diligente mente ricoretta et ampliataMDLXI. (1561)642 x 420 mm.
BM.(I)74.
[330] [Another Issue.] Venetiis Anno MDLXVI Apud Jo.Fr. Camotium. (1566)628 x 397 mm.
Wo.(l)2O.
[331] [Text] I nomi antichi, et moderni della Italia. . .di Giacobo de Gastaldi Piamontese Cosmografo. InVenetia MDLXIIII. (1564)2 sheets, folio.
BM.(I)75-6 ; BN.(Ge.DD.655 (64-65)) ; Btl.74a ;Cop.28-29 ; G.57-58 ; GH. no number ; Lx.54 '• M.76-77 ;N. no number; RGS.p.36 ; RGS.w.46-47 ; Stu.5i(a);VE.1,58; VE.II,46-49; Y. no number.
[332] Castellani cites an issue dated 1569 in CollegioRomano volume.
[333] Italia nouamente posta in luce et da molti erroremendata in Venetia apresso Ferrando berteli MDLXV2 sheets, 388 x 295 and 395 x 275 mm. (1565)
BN.(Ge.B.i643); BN.(Ge,DD.2987(4988)); Btl.72 ;Q.26 ; R0.36. Also separately Breslau, Stadtbibl.
[334] Italia.. . [Long dedication to Andrea Lippomaniby] Domenico Zenoi Di Venetia l'anno 1567. (1567)
Wo. (1)21, and Leyden Univ.Reproduced Remarkable Maps, V/VI, pl. 22.
[335] [Another Issue.] Di Venetia l'Anno 1569 . . . S.Domenico Zenoi. . . In Venetia apresso Donato bertelilibraro al segno del S. Marco. (1569)513 x 392 mm.
Ba.66 ; Btl.73 ; Go.105. Also separately Breslau,Stadtbibl.
[336] [Ded. to Carlo Vicentino] Tra Ie piu belle e pluperfette opera di M. Giacomo Gastaldi prestantissimoCosmografo, alcuna no e' che mai s'habbi possutocoparare alla sua Italia . . . Di Venetia il pm« dell AnnoMDLXVIIII Paolo Forlani Veronese. (1569)763 x 523 mm.
BM.(I)73; BN.(Ge.B.i64i). Also separately Kgl.bibi. Dresden, and BM.(K.75.2).
[837] Italia . . . Marius Cartarus Fecit Romae 1577. (1577)508 x 395 mm.
B.32.
[338] Geographia modema de tutta la Italia. . . Giacopodi castaldi piamontese cosmographo Claudi] duchetiformis Romae 1582. (1582)498 x 389 mm.
BHS.11.Italy. See also under Acquapendente, Abruzzo,
Ancona, Apulia, Bologna, Elba, Florence, Friuli,Genoa, Istria, Lombardy, Messina, Milan, Mirandola,Naples, Nettuno, Orvieto, Ostia, Padua, Palermo,Parma, Piedmont, Pozzuoli, Rome, Sardinia, Sicily,Siena, Tuscany, Venice, Vicovaro, Viterbo.
JERUSALEM.[339] Hiervsalem. Claudij ducheti formis. (n.d.)
425 x 292 mm.B.92 ; BM.(2)36; BN.(Ge.DD.655(94)) ; LC.93 ;
RGS.p.90 ; VE.Il.iiy.
[340] Hierusalem.Lx.109; VE.III.135.
[341] S[tefano] duperac. Hierusalem.H.70.
[342] Hierusalem Fabius licinius 1559.Wo. (1)49.
(n.d.)
(n.d.)
(1559)
(n.d.)[343] Civitates Hierusalem.190 x 267 mm.
Y.125.Wieder 157 records Hierusalem for M.118 without
further indication. Ruge records B.M. Hierusalemfor 0.(2)124.
KOMORN.[344] II vero disegno del sito e della fortezza di Comar . . .
InVenetial'anno 1567 Alia libraria della Colonna. (1567)180 x 255 mm.
M.130 ; Y.102.
Lepanto. See under Miscellaneous, Nos. 607-608.
LISBON.
[845] Lisbona citta principale nei regno di Portogallo . . •Tann MDLXXX Marius Cartarius Fee. Romae Anno1580. (1580)406 x 278 mm.
BM.(2)39-
LOMBARDY.[346] [Upper Italy] Romae Vincentii Luchini aereis formis
ad Peregrinum 1556.Bre. 17.
[847] [Upper Italy] Romae Vincentii Luchini aereis formisad Peregrinum 1558. (1558)300 x 400 mm.
BN.(Pf.i84(4221)) ; D.(2)82 ; Met.6 ; VE.1,47. Alsoseparately Milan, Archivo Civico ; and Breslau,Stadtbibl.
[348] BM.(21095(1)) avariant, P. de Nobilibus formis.
[349] La Vera descritione di tvtta la Lombardia MDLXVenetiis Jo. Francisci Camoci] aereis formis. (1560)490 x 300 mm.
B M . ( I ) 8 I ; H.26; Wo.(I)25.
[350] Al molto magco sigor Daniel dana sig«" suo sempreosseruandissimo Pauli di forlani de Verona f. 1561 . . .disegno di tutta la descrition e region di Lombardia.421 x 274 mm. (1561)
Ba.68 ; BN.(Pf.i84(4222)); MN.37 ; R0.39 ; Wo.(I)26.Also separately BM.(21095(7)); Breslau, Stadtbibl. ;and Treviso, Bib. Com.
Reduced reproduction is given in Almagià, Monu-menta Italiae Cartographica, Tav. XXX.
[351] La Vera descrittione di Tutta la Lombardia MDLXIVenetiis Jo. Franc. Camocii aereis formis 1562. (1562)480 x 300 mm.
Btl.84.
[352] Lombardia. Roma Antoni] Lafrerij aereis formisMDLXIIII. (1564)300 x 470 mm.
BN.(Ge.CC.i38o) ; Cop.21 ; D.(I)47; G.45 ; M.58;OL.47 ; RGS.W.34 ; Stu.37 ; VE.11,41 ; Y.46. Alsoseparately BM.(K.75.77).
[353] Lombardia La uera et ultima discrittione dilla Lom-bardia, et da molti erori coreta, in Vene tia l'annoMDLXIIIII Ferando Berteli exc. (1565)445 x 300 mm.
BM.(I)82 ; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(5012)); BN.(Ge.B.i644);Btl.85 ; Go.130. Also separately Nurnberg, German.Mus.
[354] La nova descrittion della Lombardia. A l l . . .Christoforo Madrutio . .. opera e descritta da JacoboGastaldi.. . Stampata i Roma Appresso Antoniolaffreri. l'A. 1570. Giorgio Tilman fecit. (1570)735 X 490 mm.
B.35 ; BM.(2)4O ; BN.(Pf-3i(46) ; BHS.13 ; LC.38 ;Lx.44 ; M.59; OL.48; RGS.p.31 ; VE.1,48.
Reproduced Almagià, Monumenta Italiae Carto-graphica, Tav. XXXI. BM.(21095(2)) "La nova descrit-tione della Lombardia Di D Bertelli."
Madagascar. See San Lorenzo.
MAJORCA.
[355] De Maiorica Insvla . . . Ferando berteli Exc. (n.d.)190 x 257 mm.
BM.(I)37; Btl.22 ; MN.61 ; Q.6 ; R0.4 ; Wo.(2)ig.Also separately BM.(Maps C7.c9.10) ; and Breslau,Stadtbibl.
[356] De Maiorica Insvla. [No publisher or engraver.] (n.d.)180 x 248 mm.
BM.(2)42 ; BN.(Ge.B.i532) ; Bre.8 ; D.(I)i7 ;D.(2)i7a; G.15 ; Lx.15 ; M.20 ; OL.15 ? ; RGS.p.i3a;RGS.W.12 ; Stu.15; VE.1,15 ; VE.II, i6; Wo.(I)44;Y.20.
Re-engraved, with different decorations.
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[357] De Mairica Insula. Claudij Ducheto for. Anno 1570.260 x 195 mm. (1570)
B.I2 ; BN.(Ge.CC.i38o) ; BHS.27 ; GH.g. Alsoseparately BM.(K.74.4).
MALTA.[358] Assedio dell Isola di Malta . . . D Zenoi 1565 & 1567.
BN.(Ge.DD.2987(5743)).
[359] De Melita Insvla. Melita insula . . . abundat laudatisscotono seu gossipio. (n.d.)170 x 255 mm.
BM.(1)116; BN.(Ge.B.i659) ; Btl.117; M.147 ? ;R0.65 ; Wo.(I)48. Also separately Niirnberg, German.Mus. ; & Breslau, Stadtbibl.
Reduced reproduction is given Almagià, MonumentaItaliae Cartographica. Tav. XXV.
[360] Disegno dell Isola di Malta con le porti e forti. InRomae per Antonio Lafreri nei anno 1565. (1565)515 x 382 mm.
B.80; BN.(Ge.D.764o) ; Cop.30 ; D.(I)97; G.103;LC.80; M.150; Met.19; N.119; OL.117; RGS.W.51 ;Stu.87 ; VE. 11,105 ; VE.111,65 ; Y.63. Also separatelyBM.(24305 (8)) ; and Greifswald, Univ.
[361] Disegno de porti e forti del Isola de Malta. Ant.Lafrerij Romae 1566. (1566)407 x 280 mm.
B.82 ; BHS.33 ; D . ( I ) I O I ; Fln.117; Stu.92 ? •VE.I.116; VE.III.129; Y.118.
[362] Disegno vero délia nvova Citta di Malta.. . Ant.Lafrerij Roma 1566. (1566)386 x 532 mm.
B.83; Fin.118; LC.83; RGS.w.50; VE.II,io6.
[363] [Another Issue, with addition in lower right corner]Pétri de Nobilibus Formis.
BHS.66.
[364] Disegno vero della nvova Citta di Malta... Jn Venetiaper Paulo Forlani Veronese jntagliata accomodo d'ognluno air jnsegna della colona 1'Anno 1566 FerandoBertelli exc. (1566)267 x 420 mm.
BM.(I)i2i ; BN.(Ge.B.i66i) ; Btl.121.
[365] Disegno Vero della nvova citta di Malta [No engraveror Imprint]. (n.d.)394 x 528 mm.
BM.(2)64; BN.(Ge.DD.ii4o(ioi)); Lx.99 ; M.92 ;OL.117; RGS.p.77; Stu.93; VE.1,115; VE.111,130;Y.119.
[366] II Porto deli' Isola di Malta. La perfettione delquale per nö metter confusione fra tutti li altri, che dadiuersi diuersamente sono stati fatti, taccio ; NicoloNell] Ven. F. addj Agosto 1565 con Priuilegio. (1565)310 x 393 mm.
Ba.81 ; BM.(I)i2o ; Btl.119 ; Q.37 ; R0.66 ; Wo.(I)56.
[367] II Porto di Malta. .. Domenico Zenol Venetianof. MDLXV. (1565)
Btl.120; Wo.(1)58.
[368] II Vero Disegno dell Isola di Malta con le suoi Porte—a questo di 10 Giugno 1565. (1565)
D.(2)io8; Wo.(1)57?BM.(24305(1)) " II vero disegno dell Isola di
Malta D.B. Venecia."
[369] Wieder 137 "Isola di Malta Roma Lafreri 1566"(half-sheet) M.148.
[370] Castellani CR.(2)47 records Isola di Malta con partedella Sicilia e dell Africa. Ant Lafreri Romae 1569.
[371] La detta isola e discosta dall' isola de sicilia servantemiglia uerso ostro. Giacomo di castaldi piamoteseF. fabius licinius ex. (n.d.)210 x 305 mm.
BM.(1)118; Btl.116.Reduced reproduction Almagià, Monumenta Italiae
Cartographica. Tav. XXV.
[372] Li Porti di Malta de novo ristaurati.,. D Zenoi. (n.d.)145 x 196 mm.
BHS.34.
[373] Melita Insula, quam hodie Maltam uocant.. . Ant.Lafreri Romae 1551. (1551)
460 x 330 mm.B M . ( I ) I I 5 ; BN.(Ge.D.7655) ; D.(2)io5 ; G.59 ; H.35 ;
Met.37; R0.64; RGS.W.48; VE.11,150. Also separ-ately BM.(243O5(2)).
Reproduced on a smaller scale Almagià, MonumentaItaliae Cartographica. Tav. XXV
[374] Melita Insula Diui Pauli Apostoli quondam hospita:. . . MDLXV. Ant. Lafrerij Formis Romae. (1565)495 x 375 mm.
Ba.78; BM.(2)44; BHS.67; D.(I)6o; LC.82 ;M.78 ? ; OL.116 ; RGS.p.54 ; Stu.90 ; VE.I.59 ;V E . I I . I I I ; VE.III.i28.
[375] Melita nvnc Malta. Li porti dell' Isola di Malta conla pianta della noua Cittade doue habiteranno quelliche stanno hora nei Borgo qui disegnato. Romae 1563cum gratia et priuilegio.407 x 278 mm.
BM.(I)ii7; D.(2)110; G.102 ; RGS.w.49.
[376] Fin.116 adds "Nicolaus Beatricinus Lotharingiusincid." M.147 and Stu.89 " Melita N. Beatricinoformis." (Wieder 136).
[377] Nuovo disegno dell Isola di Malta et suoi forti conle Isola di Comino Gozo et altri Isole vlcine . . . Ant.Lafrerj Romae 1565. (1565)451 x 375 mm.
BN.(B.i7o8) ; D.(I)ioo; D.(2)107 ; G.107; Lx.55 ;Met.20 ; N.22 ; OL.61 ? ; RGS.w.53 ; Stu.52 ; VE.II.50 ;VE.TII.125. Also separately BM.(K.84-76).
[378] Nuovo disegno dell Isola di Malta con la mostra delsoccorso dato da Nostri la Rotta de Turchi et loropartita dall Isola. (n.d.)495 x 375 mm.
Q.106.
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[379] Nvovo et verissimo ritratto del isola di MaltaPalumbi Nouarien curabant Romae 1565 eu privi-legio. (1565)426 x 318 mm.
BM.(2)45.
[380] Nvovo et verissimo ritratto del' Isola di Malta[without Nouarien curabant Romae 1565]. (n.d.)477 x 302 mm.
BM.(2)46; Wo.(I)59?In this map the plate is re-engraved, the positions
of the ships and land forces being altered.
[381] Almagià Monumenta Italiae Cartographica, Tav.XXXVI, gives a reduced reproduction of a furthervariant, with the same title but with the single wordRoma, and date 1565 in lower left corner.
[382] Ruge Stu.91, records Anon. Malta n.d. 507 x 400mm. " Se vendino a Ste Agostino al insegna dellaPalomba. In Roma con gratia & privilegio."
[383] Ritratto dallo istesso disegno mandato di Malta.In Romae per Antonio Lafreri nel anno 1565. (1565)490 x 370 mm.
B.81 ; D.(I)g8 ; G.104 ; M.149 ; OL.12O ; VE.1,114 ;VE.II,io8 ; VE.111,125.
[384] Ultimo disegno delli forti di Malta uenuto novamente. .. Ant. Lafrerj Romae formis 1565 de Mese Augusti.505 x 352 mm. (1565)
BN.(Ge.DD.1140(100)) ; BHS.68 ; D.(I)99 ; G.105 ;OL.112 ; RGS.W.52 ; VE.1,113 ; VE.II,i02 ; VE.III.27 ;Y.117.
[385] L'Vltimo disegno de l'jsola di Malta, con la ueraliberatione dell' jnimiche forze. .. Domenico ZenoiVenetiano f. OODLXV. (1565)432 x 337 mm.
BM.(1)119 i Btl.118 ; MN.57. Also separatelyBM.(24305(9)), and Stuttgart, Kgl. Landesbibl.
[386] Valetta nova citta di Malta. [No author or imprint].133 x 176 mm. (n.d.)
BHS.35 ; Wo.(1)65 ?
[387] Verissimo disegno del Porto di Malta con le suelortezze . . . In Venetia Alia libraria del S. Marco D. B.Domenico Zenoi, Venetiano, F. 1565. (1565)520 x 375 mm.
BM.(2H7-In addition Ruge records the following brief parti-
culars Wo.(1)62 Domenico Zenoi Hafen von Malta,Wo.(1)63 Ditto, another edition, Wo.(1)64 Ditto,another edition, Wo.(1)60 Anon. Hafen von Malta,Wo.(I)66 Paolo Forlani Valetta 1566.
MESSINA.[388] La nobile citta di Messina. Di Roma adi 24 Maggio
1567 . . . Gasparo Argaria. In Roma per AntonjLafrerj. (1567)548 x 406 mm.
BM.(2)48 ; BN.(Ge.DD.1140(99)) ; BHS.53 ; GH.84 ;LC.79 ; M.146 ; OL.115 ; RGS.p.76 ; Stu.86 ; VE.I,ii2 ;VE.II.113; VE.111,124; Y.116.
[a] Ruge Wo.(1)67 records "Messina Bruegel 1561."
MILAN (Duchy).[389] Noua descrittione di tutto il Ducado di Milano, del
Piamonte, del paese de Suizzeri, et gran parte di altreregioni confinanti ; ridotta a perfettione In Venetiaapresso Ferrando Bertelli Nel MDLXVII. (1567)447 x 295 mm.
BM.(I)8o; BN.(Pf.i85(4305) ; Btl.86 ; Cop.22 ;M.61 ; MN.36 ; OL.49 ; Q.25 ; R0.38 ; Stu.38 ; VE.1,49 ;VE.11,44 ; VE.111,51 ; Y.47. Also separately BM.(K.75.91) ; Dresden, Kgl. Bibi. ; Breslau, Stadtbibl. ;Milan, Bibl. Trivulziana ; Treviso, Bibl. Comm.
Milan [Duchy of]. See also under Piedmont.
[390] Milano computatoui il Castello é di circuito mlglladieci . . . Romae apud Antonium Lafreri MDLXXIII.554 x 406 mm. (1573)
B.74 ; BHS.56 ; BN.(Ge.DD.2g87(5i29)); BN.(Bf.ix) ;Lc.74 ; M.137 ; RGS.p.71.
MINORCA.[391] De Minorica Insvla . . . Ferando Bertelli Exc. (n.d.)
196 x 250 mm.BM.(I)38 ; Btl.23 ; Cop.4 ; MN.62 ; Q.5 ; R0.5.
Also separately BM.(Maps C.7.e.g.11) and Breslau,Stadtbibl.
[392] De Minorica Insula. No publisher or engraver], (n.d.)184 x 241 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.655(17)) ; Bre.9 ; D.(I)i6; D.(2)170 ;G.16; Lx.16; M.21 ? ; N.18 ; OL.16 ; RGS.p.i3(b) ;RGS.W.13; Stu.16; VE.I,i6; VE.II.19; Wo.(I)45 ;Y.19.
[393] De Minoriea Insula. Claudij Ducheto formis Anno1570. (1570)260 x 196 mm.
B.13; BHS.28 ; GH.10.
MIRANDOLA.[394] Mirandola. A[ntonius] Salamanca .
399 x 276 mm.BHS.72 ; D.(I)8g ; H.68 ; M.134 ; Stu.79 ; VE.III.in.
[395] Ruge D.(I)8g, vero disegno de la Mirandola D.(2)8o,Mirandola 1557 ; 0.(2)83 Mirandola.
[396] . . . il vero ritrato del sito della Mirandola fortezzainespugnabile situata in Lombardia... In Venetial'anno MDLXVII Alia libraria della Colonna 1567. (1567)188 x 254 mm.
M; VE.1,102; V E . I I I . I I O ; Y.107.
[397] BM.(Maps C7.c4.40), Mirandola Henricus vanSchoel formis.
MOREA.[398] Morea Peninsula, et prouincia principale della Grecls
antiquamente nominara Lacedemonia Appresso Gio.Franceso Camocio 1569. (1569)413 x 282 mm.
BM.(I)i33; BN.(Ge.B.i672) ; Btl.107 ; Cop.32 ;M.83 ; OL.65 ; VE.I.54 ; VE.II,54.
[899] BM.(K.i 13.94) another edition G. F. Camocio,Venice 1570.
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[400] Peloponnesus N Morea . . . l'anno 1570 per ClaudioDucheto. (1570)330 x 255 mm.
B.48 ; BN.(Ge.DD.655(66)) ; BHS.38 ; G.49 ; LC.48 ;. Lx.58 ; M.90 ; Met.33 ; N.78 ; OL.66 ; RGS.w.56 ;
VE.11,57. Also separately BM.(K.2.84).
NAPLES.[401] Regno di Napo l i . . . Alla Iibraria délia stella In
Venetia 1557. (1557)465 x 335 mm.
BA.73 ; BN.(Ge.CC.i38o) ; D.(l)52 ; Fln.52 ; G.51 ;GH.40; H.29; M.68; Met.13 ; RGS.p.47 ; RGS.w.40 ;Stu.43 ; VE.1,53 ; Y.54. Also separately BM.(K.83.2),Dresden, and Breslau, Stadtbibl.
[402] Ruge D.(2)99 Bartholomy Bonhomme Napoli 1557.
[403] Nova regni Neapolit. descript Pyrrho Ligorio Neap,auctore Romae MDLVIII Michaelis Tramezini formis. . . Sebastianus a Regibus Clodiensis in aes incidebat.674 x 445 mm. (1558)
Btl.94 ; D.(I)53 ; G.52 ; MN.47 ; R0.49 ; Stu.44 ;Y.55 ; VE.111,57. Also separately BM.(K.83)3.
[404] Regno di Napoli. [No engraver or publisher], (n.d.)475 x 326 mm.
Ba.74; B -4° ; BN.(Ge.DD.655(52)); Bre.20 ; D.(2)97;LC.43 ; M.48 ; N.65 ; OL.54 ; VE.II.49 ; VE.III.56.Also BM.(2388o(i5)).
[405] Regno di Napoli. Romae Claudij Duchetti formis.BHS.19.
[406] La Vera Descrittione del Regno de Napoli dl nouoemendata, et ampliata, Anno MDLXVI. Apud jo. Fr.Camotium. (1566)456 x 323 mm.
BM.(I)99; BN.(Ge.B.i655). Also separatelyBM.(K.83.4).
[407] The BM. also possesses an earlier state of themap, with title as above but dated MDLXII, withoutfurther imprint BM.(Maps C.7.C.9) 450 X 323 mm.
[408] Quale & di quanta Jmportanza e Belliza sia laNobile Cita di Napole... Ant. Lafreri] Formis RomaeCODLXVI. (1566)833 x 547 mm.
B.76; BM.(2)49; BN.(Ge.DD.655(io2)) ; D.(I)g6;GH.83 ; Le.76 ; M.145 ; O L . m ; RGS.p.70 ; RGS.w.43 ;Stu.88; VE.I . i i i ; VE.II,107 ; VE.III.123; Y.115.
[409] Ruge D.(2)g8 C. Tettius Neapolis urbs 1560.
[410] Napo l i . . . In Venetia alia Libraria del segno deS. Marco in Merzaria D[onato] B[ertelli]. [Ded. to Vin-cenzo Pinelli]. (n.d.)521 x 376 mm.
Btl.95 ; Q-3° ; Wo.(I)72. Also separately BM.(24045.(7).)
[411] Ruge Wo.(I)7i ; Anon. Napoli.
[412] La Citta de Napoli Gentile. Claudij Duchetti formisRomae 1585. (1585)509 x 382 mm.
BHS.51. Also separately BM.(24045.(8).)[413] BM.(24O45(6).) La Citta de Napoli Gentile. M.
Cartarus fecit Romae 1579- Also Be.
NAVARINO.
[414] Noua di Corfu delli xxix di Settembre 1572 cheI'Ar mata della Sta legha ha preso il Porto et fortezzadi Nauarino . . . Roma 1572. (1572)420 x 285 mm.
BM.(2)5o.
[415] II uero Disegno del sito di Modon et Navarino InsulePorti et sue fortezza. . . 6 di Ottobre 1572.420 x 280 mm.
B.87 ; RGS.p.82.
[416] BM. Maps 6.b-4i. "Il vero retrato del sito di Modonet Navarino 1572."
NETTUNO.
[417] II vero ritratto di Nettuno. 1557382 x 278 mm.
B.69 ; D.(2)94 ; Le.70 ; Lx.92 ; N.120 ; OL.113;VE.11,103. Also separately BM.(K.82.g).
[418] BM.(c.7.c.4.43) ditto, Henricus van Schoel formisRome 1602.
NICE.[419] Nizza MDXLIII Æ V. (1543)
400 x 235 mm.D.(2)74 ? ; G.93.
[420] Ruge records as follows 0.(2)74 Anon. Nizza n.d. ;
[421] H.57 Anon. Nizza 1544 Wo.(I)73, il vero et giusto
[422] dissegno dell territorio d' Nizza doue alli 20 agosto del
[423] presente anno 1564. Also BM.(20925(1)).BM.(Maps C.7.C.4.44) also possesses a view of
Nice, Henric van Schoel 1602.
ORVIETO.
[424] Orvieto antica et nobil eita di Toscana 1569. (1569)511 x 261 mm.
BHS.61.
[425] Orvieto Joa baptista de Cauallerljs incidebat Romae1583. (1583)530 x 406 mm.
BHS.62.OSTIA.
[426] 'II vero disegno del sito di Hostia e dl Porto con liforti, fatti dal Campo di sva santita et delll imperialtqvali si resero adi xxiiii gennaro MDLVII. (1557)394 x 255 mm.
B.68; BM.(I)98; BN.(Ge.DD.n4o(94)) ; Btl.92 ;D.(I)9i ; D.(2)93 ; G.98 ; H.58 ; Lc.69 ; Lx.91 ; M.141 ;N.i 14 ; OL.IO9 ; R0.45 ; RGS.p.67 ; RGS.w.84 ;Stu.82 ; VE.1,107 ; VE.II.ioo ; VE.III.119 ; Wo.(1)69 ;Y.112.
Ruge Wo.(1)70 Ostia H. Cock. 1556.
OSWIECZIN.
[427] Dvcatvs Oswieczimen et Zatoriensis descriptio. InVena Alia libraria del S. Marco. 1563 Sta[nislas]Por[inski]. Pinxit. (1563)325 x 242 mm.
BM.(I)49; BN.(Ge.DD.628(6i)) ; Btl.55 ; D.(I)34 ;MN.31. Also Bf.11, and Breslau, Stadtbibl.
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[428] Copenhagen Royal Library possesses this mapdated 1565.
PADUA.[429] Al Rm0 Mons. Gio. Delfino, meritissimo. Vescouo di
Torcello . . . nouo Disegno del Territorio Padoano . . .di mano di M. Giacomo gastaldo . . . Di Venetia a di 3di zugno MDLXVIII. Ferrando Bertelli. GirolamoOlgiato fece.548 x 446 mm. (1568)
Ba.69 ; BM.(I)89 ; BN.(Ge.B.i654) ; Btl.78 ; MN.38.Also separately BM.(K.79.i5) Turin, Breslau, &Venice.
[430] BM.(22910(4)) Another edition "di A. BertelliVenetia. 1568."
PALERMO.[431] Palermo Citta prineipalissima nella Sicilia Romae
apud Claudij Duchetij A.D. 1580. (1580)560 x 420 mm.
B.79; BHS.55-
[432] BM.(24240) Title as above "A. Majorchus InventorRomae "
PALESTINE.[433] Tabvla moderna Terrae Sanctae. Ant. Sal.[amanca]
Exc. 1548. (1548)496 x 254 mm.
BM.(1)126; BN.(B.464(66)) ; H.46 ; M.103 ; OL.83 ;RGS.W.61 ; Stu.66 ; VE.1,79 ; VE.II,8o ; VE.III.84 ;Y.82.
Castellani CR.(I)79 cites the above without Ant. Sal.Exc. or date. In this he is followed by N.95, Lx.72and Wieder. As the date is hidden in the body of themap, by the coast line, these are possibly identical,and not a separate issue.
[434] Palestinæ sive Terre Sancte deseriptio MDLVIIRomae apud Joannem Franciscium (sic) vulgo DeliaGatta. (1557)
BN.(Ge.DD.7747) ; D.(I)7o ; 0.(2)123 ; G.69 ; H.47 ;Lx.73 ; M.104; N.96; RGS.W.62 ; Stu.65 ; VE.I,8o ;VE.11,77 : VE.111,83 ; Y.83. Also separately BM.(K.3.50).
A reduction of a map compiled by WolfgangWissenburg of Basle.
[435] Palestinae sive Tère Sancte deseriptio. MDLXIIIFerandvs Bertellvs exevdebat Vaenetiis. [With mono-gram of Mario Kartero]. (1563)492 x 362 mm.
BM.(1)127; BN.(Ge.B.i6gi) ; Btl.130 ; GH.63 ;LC60 ; M.67 ; Met.36 ; Y.84. Also separately BM,(Maps C.7.e.g.72) and Nurnberg, German. Mus.
[436] La Nvova et Esatta descrittione del la Soria, e dellaTerra Santa. Da Paolo Furlani Veronese co diligenzalntagliata in Venetia l'anno MDLXVI. (1566)347 x 266 mm.
BM.(1)135; BN.(Ge.D.8oo7); Btl.127; Cop.44 ;G0.139 ; GH.61 ; M.102 ; MN.69 ; N.94 ; OL.82 ; Q.43 ;R0.59 ; Wo.(1)31 ; Wo.(2)i2 ; Y.80. Also separatelyBM.(Maps C.7.C.9.85) and Copenhagen.
[437] Nova, ac verissima totivs Terrae Sanctae deseriptio.[Ded. by Josephus Cerrus] Venetiis. Bolognini Zalterijæneis formis MDLXIX. (1569)537 x 285 mm.
BM.(1)142; BN.(Ge.CC.i38o) ; Btl.129 ; GH.62 ;M.68; Met.35; VE.1,78; VE.11,67; VE.III,8i. Alsoseparately BM.(K.3.5i) ; Meiningen, & Nurnberg;German. Mus.
[438] Totius Terre Promissionis . . . Romae apud ClaudiumDuchettum. n.d.
662 x 444 mm.B.55-
[439] Wieder records Terrae Sanctae Camocius for.(MN.66). Also separately in Breslau, Stadtbibl.Situs Terrae Sanctae . . . apud Joannem FranciscumCamocium.
[440] [Mount Sinai dedicated to Claudio Cornelio Frangi-pani Jo. Baptista Fontana incidebat MDLXIX BologninoZalterij. (1569)
Btl.128.PARIS.
[441] Parigi In Venetia l'anno MDLXVII. (1567)BN.(Ge.D.5376) ; M.118; VE.1,90 ; VE.III.90.
[442] BM.(Maps C.7.C.9.22) Par ig i . . . apresso FerandoBertelli. Also BN.(Ge.D.53i2).
PARMA.[443] II uero disegno e ritrato di Parma . . . MDLXVII.
178 x 255 mm. (1567)Bre.27; M.134; VE.1,102 ; Y.106.
[444] La Nobilissima Citta di Parma Mascelli Clodij for.Ambrosius Bram. I.447 x 324 mm.
BHS.58.
Peloponesus. See Morea.
PERPIGNAN.[445] Perpignan & Carcasona E^neas] V[ico] 1542. (1542)
330 x 223 mm.BN.(Ge.D.i67o) ; RGS.w.70 ; VE.III.157.Ruge D.(2)i6; Perpignan. Anon.
Penon de Vêlez de Gomera. See Velez de Gomera.
PIEDMONT.[446] Regionis subalpinae vulgo Piemonte appellatae
discriptio, æneis nostris formis excussa. (n.d.)395 x 505 mm.
B.34; BM.(I)78; BN.(Ge.DD.655(47)) ; Btl.82 ;Cop.20 ; D.(I)44 ; G.44 ; Lc.37 ; Lx.43 ; M.57 ; Met.7 ;N.57 ; OL.45 ; RGS.p.44 ; RGS.w.32 ; Stu.35; VE.I,46;VE.11,38; Y.44. Also separately BM.(K.76.7).
Reproduced Tav. XVIII Almagià, who ascribes themap to Lafreri Rome c. 1560.
[447] El Piamonte .. . cum Priuilegio 1553. (1553)503 x 361 mm.
BN.(Pf.i84(426i); D.(I)46; D.(2)75 ; Q,24 ; VE.11,138. Also Elbing, Stadtbibl.
Reduced reproduction, Almagià, Monumenta ItaliaeCartographica, Tav. XVII
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[448] Opera de Jacomo gastaldo piamontese Cosmographoin Venetia, nella quale è descritto la regione dil piamonteet quella di Monferra con la maggior parte delle riuieradi Genoa... MDLVI In Vinegia appresso GabrielGiolito de ferrari... Fabio licinio f. (1556)500 x 374 mm.
Ba.70 ; Bre.16; GH.35 ; H.25. Also separatelyBM.(2o865i(I)) and BM.(K.76.i5).
This map was issued the preceding year MDLVIn Venetia per Mathio Paga In Frezaria al segno dela Fede.
[449] Descrittione del Piamonte, Monferra, et Ia maggiorparte délia Riuiera di Genoua . . . Jacomo Gastaldopiamontase Cosmographo MDLXI. (1561)485 x 368 mm.
D.(I)4 5 ; D.(2)76; G.43 ; VE.I,45.Another issue of 448.
[450] [Another Issue.] Venetiis MDLXVI Exc. Camotijformis. (1566)500 x 380 mm. (1566)
BM.(I)77; Btl.83; M.5 5 ; MN.35 ; OL.46 ; Y.43.Also separately BM.(Maps C.7.e.g.45).
A further issue of 448.
[451] [AI mol t o . . Sigor Andrea de gli Oref i c i . . . PaoloFurlani] Essendomi uenuta occasione d'intagliare ladescrittione del P i a m o n t e . . . Venetia l 'Anno MDLXVII.500 x 362 mm. (1567)
BM.(I)79; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(5O4o) ; BN.(Ge.DD.655(46)); BN.(Ge.B.i589) ; M.56 ; MN.34 ; Q.23 ;R0.37; Stu.36; VE.1,48 ; Y.45. Also separately Be.and BM.(K.76.i6).
Piedmont. See also under Milan.
El Pignon. See Velez de Gomera.
furlani ueronese al segno della Colonna. Venetia l'anno1568. (1568)516 x 375 mm.
BM.(I)46; BN.(Ge.DD.655(38)) ; Btl.70 ; Lx.28 !MN.28; N.34; RGS.p.41 (1 sheet only); VE.(I)27;Y.33 ? ; and Breslau, Stadtbibl.
The northern half of the following map.Reproduced Facsimile Atlas, fig. 79.
[455] II uero disegno délia seconda parte dil Regno diPolonia, dell' eccmom. Giacomo Gastaldo piamontese. InVenetia l'Anno M DL XVIII Intagliata da Paolo ForlaniVeronese al segno della Colonna inmezaria. (1568)500 x 380 mm.
BM.(I)45 ; BN.(Ge.B.i632); Btl.7oa; GH.22 ; LC.26.Lx.29 ; MN.29 ; N.35 ; R0.23.
The southern half of the preceding map. N.35 dated1558 is possibly a misprint.
Poland. See also No. 248, 249 and under Russia.
PORTUGAL.[456] Gvidoni Ascanio Sfortiae S.R.E. Cardinali Cioamerar
Achilles Stativs Sal. Lvsitaniam Guido Sfortia vernandiAlvari Secco industria descriptam. . . Romae XIIIKal Jun OODLXI... Michaelis Tramezini formis. Sebas-tianus a Regibus Clodiensis in aere icidebat. (1561)663 x 342 mm.
BM.(I)i7 ; BN.(Ge.D.786i) ; Btl.24 ; D.(I)i5 ;D.(2)i5 ; G.14 ; M.19 ; RGS.w.n ; Stu.14 ; VE.III,i6 ;Y.18. Also separately Leyden Univ. and BM.(K.7443).
Reproduced Remarkable Maps, V/VI. pl. 13.
Portugal. See also under Lisbon, and Spain.
Posvolo. See Pozzuoli.
POITIERS.[452] Vero disegno della nobilissima Citta di Poitiers ..
Con il tremendo assedio di essa . . . MDLXIX. (1569)330 x 515 mm.
B.93 ; BM.(2)52 ; BN.(Ge.DD.627(79)) ; Btl.28;GH.74; LC.94; Lx.84; M.113?; OL.98.
Poitiers. See also under Miscellaneous, No. 614.
POLAND.[453] II disegno de geografia moderna Del Regno di Polonia,
e parte Del Ducado di Moscouia con parte della Scandia,e parte de Sueuia, con molte Regioni, in quelli. Et laprouincia de Vstiuga. .. Giac0 di castaldi piamotesecosmografo in Venea MDLXII (1562)520 x 752 mm.
B.25-26 ; BM.(I)47-48 ; BN.(Ge.DD.628(6o)) ;I>-(I)32-33; 0.(2)56-57; G.32-33; GH.20; LC.27;M.36 ; R0.21 (1 sheet only) ; OL.27-28 ; RGS.w.24-25 ;Stu.28-29; VE.1,27 ; Wo.(1)14-16. Also separatelyBg.9; BM.(K.uo.3o) and Turin.
[454] A Benignl lettori. Di M. Iacomo Castaldo ui sirapresenta la prima parte della descrittione del Regnodi Polonia, con la sua scala di miglia, jntagliata da Paolo
POZZUOLI.
[457] II vero disegnio in svi propio Ivogho ritratto delinfelice paese di Posvolo . . . ali 29 de setenbre 1538et ancor' seghvita con minacci horribile. [In lower rightcorner] G.A.421 x 292 mm.
B.77; Btl.96; D.(I)95; G.101 ; GH.82 ; Lc.77 ;Lx.95 ; Met.14; N.116; OL.ioo ; RGS.p.74 ; Stu.83 ;V E . I . I I O ; VE.IL104; VE.III.123.
[458] BHS.48 bears in addition " Pétri de NobilibusFormis." Wieder records M.144 Posvoio 1538.
[459] Explicatio aliqvot locorvm qvae pvteolis spectantvr. . . N.V.A. [N. van Aelst]. Formis Romae. (n.d.)502 x 370 mm.
BM.(2)53-
[460] BHS.47 another issue Apud Haeredes ClaudijDucheti 1586 Ambr. Bram[billa] F. 509 X 388 mm.Also separately BM.(24120(5)) ; BM.(K.83.72) andBa.75.
Puglia. See Apulia.
Puteoli. See Pozzuoli.
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RAAB (Hungary).[461] Iavarino in Ongaria et trinciere doue al presente si
ritroua lo Imperatore aloggiato con lo esercito . . .[monogram of M. Kartaro]. 1566. (1566)528 x 388 mm.
BM.(I)62 ; Btl.57 ; Wo.(I)8g.
[462] Fortezza di Iavarin doue si troua hora il campo deI'impator In Merzaria ail l'insegna délia Colonna.140 x 185 mm.
Y.104.
RHODES.[463] Rhodus insula Carpatij maris olim Ophiusa. (n.d.)
202 x 273 mm.B.53 ; BHS.66; D.(I)67 ; Lx.61 ; M.86 ; N.81 ;
OL.69 ; RGS.p.52 ; RGS.W.55 ; Stu.6o ; VE.1,67 ;VE.II.55 ; Y.73.
[464] Rhodus insula... Pétri de Nobilibus Formis. (n.d.)202 x 273 mm.
BM.(I)i34-
[465] Rhodus jnsula. . . Claudio Ducheto formis Anno1570. (1570)210 x 292 mm.
BM.(2)55 ; BHS.41 ; G.53.
[466] Ruge Wo.(2) 17 Rhodi Insula nobilissima . . . Colocenssi in Venetia 15 70. Also separately BM. (K. 114.80).
[467] BM.(S.i32(4i)) Rhodi Insula et Citta memorabile[G. F. Camotii Venice 1571 ?].
ROCHELLE.[468] II uero sito della Rocella hora occupata da heretici
et Ribelli di sua Maesta Christianissima della Quale sonoAssediati Antonius Lafreri Romae.470 x 305 mm.
B.94 ; LC.96; M.123 ; RGS.p.95.
[469] Another issue without Lafreri's name BM.(Maps C.7.C.4.59) and BHS.64.
[470] Ruge D.(2)2i Anon. Rochelle. 1573.
ROME.
[471] Sstefano d'perac La Festa di Testaccio fatta in Roma1531. (1531)
H.71.
[472] Recens rvrsvs post omnes omnivm description, urb.Romae topographia . .. formis Anton. Lafreri Seqvan.diligentiss. express. An. CODLVII. N. B[eatrizet fee.].471 x 351 mm. (1557)
BN.(Ge.DD.2987(5424)) ; D.(I)go ; 0.(2)91 ; Fln.107;G.96; GH.79 ; Lx.96-7 ; M.140; N.i 13 ; R0.43 ? ;RGS.p.51 ; RGS.W.83 ; Stu.80; VE.1,106; Y.111.Also separately BM.(K.8i.i3) and (23805(52)).
[473] Pius IIII Pont Max D Angeli arcem urbumqueleoninam novis moenibus munerc coepit salutis AnnMDLX Pont sui Ann I Excud. Rome Bfartolomeo]F[aleti] MDLXIIII.308 x 422 mm.
D.(I)92 ?; G.97; Q.29; Stu.81 ?
[474] Paese di Roma [Lower right beneath papal arms]Con priuilegio. (1556)446 x 319 mm.
D.(2)8g. Also BM.2363o(I).Bre. 19 is without the words con priuilegio.Reproduced on considerably smaller scale Ahnagià,
Monumenta Italiae Cartographica. Tav. XXI.
[475] Paese di Roma 1560. (1560)318 x 445 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.2987(54i5)) ; LC.42 ; Lx.48 ; N.64 ;RGS.p.46. Also separately Dresden.
[476] Another issue of this map). VE.II is dated 1557.Also BM.(23630(21)).
[477] BM.(K.8r.i) " Paese de Roma P. de Nobilibusformis 1560. Also Breslau, Stadtbibl.
[478] Territorio di Roma.480 x 327 mm.
BM.(I)96; G.50; GH.39; H.28; Met.io; R0.40.
[479] BM.(Maps C7.c9.52) is a variant "Apud JoannemFranciscum Camotium."
[480] Nova discrittione di tvtto il territorio de Roma.In Venetia MDLXIII. Ferando Berteli exc. Paulo forlanlVeronese, f. (1563)460 x 312 mm.
Ba.71 ; BM.(I)97; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(54i4)); BN.(Ge.B.1656); Btl.91 ; MN.45 ; Q.28; R0.41. Alsoseparately BM.(K.8i.2) ; Dresden, Kgl. Bibi., &Breslau.
[481] La Descrittione della campagna di Roma detta dagliantichi Lativm, Regione appresso tutte le nation!, etintutti i tempe famosissima... della Geografia. RomaL'Anno MDLXIIII. (1564)470 x 330 mm.
B.39; BM.(2)56; Cop.25; D . ( I ) 5 I ; M.67 ; OL.53 ;RGS.W.39; Stu.42 ; VE.1,62 ; Y.53.
[482] A later issue " Claudij Duchetti formis. BHS.18.
[483] BM.(23630(3)) ; Copenhagen; and Karlsruhe,Landesbibl., " Henricus van Schoel formis Romae1602.
[484] Vrbis Romae sitvs cvm iis qvae ad hvc conspicivntvrveter. monument, reliquiis Pyrrho Ligorio. . . in-vent . . . Michaelis Tramezini formis Romae MDLII (1552)545 x 395 mm.
Wo.(1)50. Also separately BM.(155(5)).
[485] [Another plan by Ligorio engraved by Julius deMusis] Michael Tramezinas Romae. 1553.720 x 425 mm.
D.(2)9o. Also separately BM.(i55(35)).
[486] Roma Ex typis et diligentia Ant Lafreri Jac Bossiusbelga in aes incidebat [Ded to Hugo Pinardus CabilonGeogio Card. Armeniaco id Novemb MDLV] (1555)
Fln.107. Also cited by Castallani CR.(3)ii4.
[487] Roma con le forti An 1557 Sebastianus a regibusClodieneis in aes incidebat. (1557)356 x 470 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.655(io8)) ; LC.68 ; R0.47 ?Ruge R0.43 & 47 records Ant. Lafreri Rom 1557,
without further particulars.
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[488] R o m a . . . Calendis Januarij 1561 Sebastianus aRegibus Clodiensis. (1561)550 x 413 mm.
B.67; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(5425)) ; M.139; VE.11,95-
[489] R o m a . . . In Venetia alla libraria del segno de S.Marco in merzaria D.B. (n.d.)183 x 264 mm.
Y.110.
[490] Ruge R0.44 Pyrrhus Ligorius Rom 1570.
[491] Ruge R0.46. Anon. Rom 1568.
[492] BN.(Ge.DD.2g87(5426)) Marius Kartarus 1579 UrbisRomae descriptio. This is also in the BM.(155(10)).
[493] Ruge, D.(2)g2 Ant. Salamanca. Urbis Romaedescriptio.
[494] Antiquae Urbis perfecta imago acc delineata...Ambrosius Brambilla Anno domini 1582 ClaudijDucheti Romae MDLXXXII. (1582)409 x 308 mm.
BHS.49. Also BM.(i55(2)).
[495] BM. Maps 100 d.17, Antiquae urbis perfecta imagoN. van Aelst formis A. Bräbilla fecit.
[496] BM.(i55(ii)) urbis Romae descriptio L. Berteli for.I. Franchus fee. [Venice] 1589.
[497] Urbis Romae descriptio . . . Romae Claudii Duchetiformis Ambrosius Brambilla fecit Anno D 1590. (1590)535 x 406 mm.
BHS.50. Also BM.(23805(10)).
RUSSIA.[498] Noua Descripcione de la Moscovia per l'eccete M.
Giacomo gastaldo piamontese cosmograpfo. In VenetiaAnno MDLXII IIII Ferando Berteli ex. (1566)
365 x 258 mm.BM.(I)5o ; BN.(Ge.B.i634) ; Btl.71 ; Cop.12 ;
D.(I)33 ; OL.29; Q.20 ; Ro.24 ; VE.1,28 ; Wo.(2)i4.Also separately BM.(K.112.19) ; Breslau, Stadtbibl. &Turin, Arch, di Stato.
[499] Ruge Wo.(I)i5 records the first issue of 1562without the additional four ones. Castellani CR.(I)28also records the date of 1562.
[500] Yet another issue MDLXVI apresso Gia. Frco.Cam[otio] in Vena is reproduced in Remarkable Maps,V/VL pi. 26. and by Kordt 1899, Tab. XVI.
[501] Partis Sarmatiae Europae quae sigismundo augustoregi poloniae potentissimo subiacei nova descriptio[ded. to Nicolao Tornieio by Andreas Pograbius Pilsen-ensis S.P.D Vale Patauij Calendis Augusti Anno aChris to nato 1569. Vene tiss Nicolai Nelli aereis formisanno dni. 1570. (1570)686 x 465 mm.
Ba.93.
[502] [Small Map of Russia dated 1547 with surroundingborder of medallion portraits of sovereigns, scenes fromRussian life, &c.].200 x 278 mm.
Btl. 56; MN.30. Also separately Be.Wieder records "Russland in trapeesform " (half
sheet) M.37.
SAN LORENZO (Madagascar).[503] IsoIadiS. Lorenzo] [No engraver or publisher], (n.d.)
192 x 260 mm.B.59; BM.(2)4i ; BN.(Ge.DD.655(76)); BHS.44 ;
D.(I)78;G.79;LC.57;Lx.67;M.96; OL.75 ; RGS.p.56;Stu.71 ; VE.1,74 ; VE.II.65 ; Y.76.
[504] Isola di S. Lorenzo 1567 Opera di giaco. gastaldo p.Ferando bertelli exc. (1567)
BN.(Ge.B.i693) ; Btl.i22 ; MN.64.
[505] In questa isola visono Elefanti e boschi d'legni setinche hora si adimandano sandari iqnali sono RosiDM.567 Opa. di gaco. gastaldo p. Ferando berteli exc.178 x 247 mm.
BM.(I)i46; R0.82. Also separately Be.
ST. QUENTIN.[506] S. Qvintino MDLVII. (1557)
438 x 336 mm.BM.(2)54 ; BN.(Ge.DD.ii4o(85)) ; D.(I)8o ; 0.(2)29 ;
G.82; GH.67; H.54; M.119; OL.92 ; RGS.W.71 ;Stu.74; VE.1,91 ; VE.11,85; VE.III,92.
[507] Ruge Wo.(1)74, Antonius van den WijngaerdeChatelet bei S. Quentin 1557, and,
[508] Wo. (1)76, Ant. Avinea Hayn zw. S. Quentin undPer onne 1537.
SARDINIA.[509] Sardinia Insula . . . fabius licinius. (n.d.)
199 x 301 mm.BN.(Pf.32(3o)); Bre.22 ; D.(I)s8 ; D.(2)io4b; H.30;
Met.18; RGS.w.45 ; Stu.51 ; VE.1,57 ; Y.62.Reduced reproduction Almagià, Monumenta Italiae
Cartographica. Tav. XXVI
[510] Sardinia jnsula jnter africu et Tirrenum pellagus sita. . . Fer. Ber[telli] exc. 1562. (1562)185 x 291 mm.
BM.(1)104; OL.59; R0.51.
[511] BM.(Maps C7.c9.13) a variant " Apud lo Fr.Camocium."
[512] Sardinia Insula [No engraver or publisher], (n.d.)200 x 290 mm.B.44; BN.(Ge.B.i678); Btl. 102 ; BHS.31 ; D.(2)io3b;GH.46; Lx.52 ; M.74?; MN.60 ? ; N.69; OL.58;RGS.p.34(t>); V E . I I . I 8 I . Also separately Nurnberg,Germ. Mus.
SAVOY.
[513] Descrittione del dvcato di Savoia novamente postoin Ivce in Venetia l'anno MDLXII [Ded to Luigi Balbiby Paulo Forlani] Ferando Berteli libraro exc. (1562)436 x 320 mm.
BM.(I)72; BN.(Ge.DD.655(2i)) ; Btl.81 ; GH.12 ;G0.130; LC.14 ; Lx.19 ; M.24 ; MN.33 ; N.22 ; OL.18 ;Q.22 ; Stu.18; VE.II.20 ; Wo.(1)9 ; Y.23. Alsoseparately BM.(K.76.62) and Dresden, Kgl. Bibi.
A re-issue of Gilles Boileau de Bouillon's map ofSavoy pub. 1556.
Selandia. See Zealand.
Seghet. See Zighet.
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SICILY.[514] Descrittione della sicilia con le sue Isole délia quai li
nomi Antichi et Moderni... per Giacomo GastaldoPiemontese Cosmographo in Venetia 1545. (1545)540 x 372 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.2987(5679) ; BN.(Ge.D.7656) ; Btl.ioo ;D.(I)56; G.54; M.72?; MN.55; RGS.p.48; Stu.47;VE.111,63 ; Y.58. Also separately BM.(K.84.i.) ;Breslau, Stadtbibl.
Reproduced Almagià, Monumenta Italiae Carto-graphica. Tav. XXIV.
[515] Siciliae locorum nomina antiquis recentiorbusqtemporib us usurpata. (n.d.)
D.(2)IOI ; H.34; VE.II.143.Ruge D.(2)ioo La Sicilia Anon. n.d. 442 x 333 mm.
[516] Sicilia seu Trinacria insula. . . Romae VincentijLuchini. 1558. (1558)445 x 340 mm.
B.42 ; BHS.32 ; M.713 ; Met.15. Also separatelyBM.(K.84.3.)
Based on Gastaldi's map of 1545.
[517] In Copenhagen is another issue "Johannes Orlandiformis Romae 1602.
[518] Vera ae nouiss. Siciliae descriptio celeberrimi cosmo-graphi Iacobi Gastaldi Pedemontani. 1566. Apud jo.Fr.Camotium. (1566)440 x 337 mm.
BN.(Ge.B.i658) ; Btl.gS ; Wo.(1)27. Also separatelyBM.(Maps C.7.C.9.64).
Another edition of Gastaldi's map.
[519] Sicilia insularum omnium (ut inquit Diodorus)optima, et mediterranei maris maxima.. . (n.d.)495 x 370 mm.
B M . ( I ) I O I ; BN.(Ge.DD.655(55)) ; Bre.24 ; BHS.53 ;D.(I)55 ; GH.42 ; H.33 ; LC.45 ; Lx.51 ; M.71 ; N.68 ;R0.50 ; RGS.W.41 ; Stu.48 ; VE.1,56 ; VE.111,64 ; Y.5Q.Also separately BM.(K.84.2).
[520] [Another Edition.] P. Gratianus Rome 1582. Petride Nobilibus (1582) Formis (1582)490 x 370 mm.
BM.Maps242i5.(37.)[521] Li nomi antichi e moderni de l'isola d' Sicilia.. .
Ferando Berteli Excudebat. (n.d.)435 x 335 mm.
B.76 ; BM. ( I ) IO2 ; BN.(Pf.i87(44i3)) ; Btl.99 ;GO.110; MN.56; Met.16; Q.36. Also separatelyB.M.(K.84.4.) ; Breslau, Stadtbibl., & Dresden, Kgl.Bibi.
SIENA.[522] Senae et adiacentivm locorvm descriptio. Claudij
ducheti formis. (n.d.)290 x 423 mm.
B.38; BM.(2)58; BN.(Ge.CC.i38o) ; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(5385)); BHS.15; GH.38; LC.41 ; Lx.47; M.66;Met.12 ; OL.52 ; RGS.p.33 ; RGS.w.37. Also separ-ately Be.
Reduced 1 eproduction Almagià, Monumenta ItaliaeCartographica. Tav. XXXVI
[523] Ruge Wo.(1)52 Sienna. H. Cock 1555. 0.(2)85Sienna. Anon.
[524] Yale Univ. 109 " i l vero disegno et retratto diSiena. Also BM. (23525(1)).190 x 276 mm.
SOPOTO (Albania).[525] Fortezza di Soppoto. Ant. Lafreri] formis. (n.d.)
470 x 350 mm.BM.(2)59; BN.(Ge.DD.ii4o(io2)); GH.93 ; LC.84 ;
Lx.ioo ; OL.64 ; VE.1,63 ; VE.11,56.Wieder records an issue dated 1570 in Madrid
(M.82) possibly the same as
[526] BM.(S.i32(4i)) SopottoG. F. Camotio Venetia 1570.
SPAIN.[527] La Spana. Giacomo Castaldo Piemontese de
Villa franca, Cosmographo. Alii Spettatori Salute Questae la vera descrittione di tutta la Spagna... jn Venetia1544. (1544)930 x 685 mm.
B M . ( I ) I 6 ; BN.(Ge.B.i53o); Btl.70 ; Bre.; MN.7.Also separately BM.(K.7i.3) and Breslau, Stadtbibl.
Compiled by Gastaldo from material supplied byDon Diego Hurtado de Mendoza.
[528] Tabula Moderna Hispaniae . . . Romae 1552. (1552)498 x 379 mm.
BN.(Ge.D.7653) ; Wo. (1)5.
[529] Nova totius Hispaniae descriptio Pyrrho LigorioNeap Auctore Romae MDLVIIII Michaelis Trameziniformis Sebastianus de Regibus in aere excidebat. (1559)
D.(I)i3; G0.11S; Stu.13 ; VE.III.14; Y.17. Alsoseparately BM.(K.7i-4) and BG.8.
[530] Hispaniæ Descriptio Romæ Vincentij Luchiniaereis formis MDLVIIII. (1559)500 x 450 mm.
B.11; BHS.8; Bre.7 ; BN.(Ge.D.7684) ; D.(2)i4 ;OL.14. Also separately BM.(18185(100)).
Wieder records the date of 1558 for M.18.
[531] AI Molto Mage« et Ecc'e Sigor Alessandro Serego . . .Spagna . . . Paulo di Forlani Veronese. Ferando BerteliExc. (n.d.)545 x 435 mm.
Ba.15 ; BM.(I)i5 ; BN.(Ge.DD.2987(i584)) ; Btl.21 ;G0.119; Q.3 ; R0.3 ; Wo.(I)6.
[532] Hispaniae descriptio . . . Dominicus Zenoi VenetusRestituit. Venetijs MDLX. (1560)420 x 530 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.655(i5)); D.(I)i4 ; G.48 ; H.9 ; LC.11 ;Lx.14; M.17; N.17; RGS.p.12 ; RGS.w.io; VE.1,14 ;Y.i6. Also separately Leyden Univ., & BM.(K.7i.5).
Reproduced Remarkable Maps, V/VI. pl. 12.
[533] BM.(MapsC.7.c.9.9) Totius descriptio Hispaniae . . .VenetiisMDLXVIEx. Camotij formis. (550 x 406 mm.)
Spain. See also under Minorca, Majorca & No. 208.
Syria. See under Palestine.
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SWITZERLAND.[534] Iodoco a Meggen Lucernati Praetorianum Praefecto
Ant. Salamanca S. Heluetios olim uir clariss. nuncSuiceros, Gallorum gentem bellicosissimam fuisse, eorumin omni saeculo praeclare gesta testantur... Romae
. OODLV Iacobus Bossius Belga in aes incidebat. (1555)610 x 440 mm.
B.15 ; BM.(I)7o ; BN.(Ge.D.y665) ; Bre.15 ; D.(I)20 ;D.(2)4i; G.19; GH.13; H.23; LC.31; Lx.37; M.25;Met.5 ; N.23 ; OL.19 ; RGS.p.27 ; RGS.w.16 ; VE.11,23 ;VE.III, 155 ; Y.24. Also separately Leyden Univ. ;Lucerne, Burgersbib. ; Milan, Bibl. Trivulziana.
Reproduced Remarkable Maps, V/VI. pl. 21.An Italian copy of Egidius Tschudi's map of
Switzerland which first appeared 1538 in Basle pub.by Munster.
[535] [Another Issue.] Venetiis anno MDLXIII Paulus deFurlanis Veronensis fecit. (1563)425 x 585 mm.
VE.111,22.
[536] Jodoco a Meggen . . . Haec regio est finitimaConstantiensi, Basilieci, Geneunsis . . . in Tabellaaereis nostris f ormis diligenter i n c i s a m . . . VenetiisAnno 1566 apud Ferdinando Berteli Dominicus Zenoiexcudebat. (1566)423 x 282 mm.
Q.21.
[537] [Another Issue.] Venetiis Anno MDLXVI Exc. Jo.Fr. Camotij formis Paulus de Furlanis Veronensis fecit.597 x 425 mm. (1566)
Btl.79; Wo.(1)13.
[538] G. H. Beans : BM.(K.8s.i) ; and Breslau, Stadtbibl.another edition with the imprint of Luchini 1566.
[539] Illustri Comiti Io. Baptistae Turrio dno svo colendis-simo Paulus de Forlanis Veronensis felicitatem dicitHeluetiam iilam regionem . . . t ib i . . . dicare . . .decrevi... Venetij MDLXVII. (1567)597 x 426 mm.
BM.(I)7i ; BN.(Ge.B.i59i) ; Btl.8o ; MN.20 ; R0.33.Also BM.244O5(i8).
Switzerland. See also under Geneva.
SZIGET (Hungary).
[540] II uero disegno del sito pianta di Z iget . . . In VenetiaI'Anno MDLXVI Merzaria al segno della Colonna. (1566)415 x 281 mm.
BM.(I)53; D.(2)69(b).
[541] Ruge records:—Wo.(I)8i Anon. Ziget 1566;
[542] Wo.(I)82 D. Zenoi Ziget 1566; Wo.(I)83 & 0.(2)70
[543] Mathis Zundt Ziget 1566; R0.31 Seghet Anon. n.d.
[544] II Vero ritratto de Zighet... Ant Lafreri] FormisRomae (DDL XVI. (1566)501 x 343 mm.
B.101 ; BN.(Ge.DD.ii4o(88)); BHS.69 ; 0.(1)87;Fln.98; Lc.102 ; M.131 ; RGS.p.99; RGS.W.80;VE.11,96; VE.III#io7.
[545] BM.(Maps C7.c4.66) has a later imprint " Henricusvan Schoel formis." Romae 1602
[546] II vero disegno della fortezza di Zighet. Roma F. B.0L.105. (n.d.)
TAPROBANA (Ceylon).[547] [Taprobana.] (n.d.)
202 x 263 mm.BHS.45; D.(I)77; G.80; LC.63; Lx.78; M.109;
OL.87; N.99; RGS.p.63 ; Stu.72 ; Y.85. Alsorecorded by Castellani for CR.(I)83.
THIONVILLE.[548] Thionvil [No engraver or publisher]. (n.d.)
413 x 304 mm.D.(2)39?; OL.97; RGS.W.78.
[549] II uero disegno di Thionuille Sebastianus faciebat.343 x 278 mm. (n.d.)
B.97; RGS.p.97; VE.11,87.
TOKAY.[550] Tocquay ouer Doggey fortezza inespugabile ne
confini d'Ongheria... Domenico Zenoi f.410 x 296 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.n8o) ; Lx.89 ; Q.19.Ruge records Wo. (1)84 D. Zenoi Tocquoi oder
[551] Doggey in Ungarn. Wo.(1)85 D. Zenoi Tochai1566.
TRANSILVANIA.[552] Al Mco Sor Bernardino Moravio svo comp' et Sor Hondo-
Domenico Zenoi... tutte le piu importanti citta, etfortezze, della Transsiluania et Ongheria. (n.d.)470 x 350 mm.
BM.(I)56; W O . ( I ) I 8 .
[553] BM.(Maps C7.c9.38), another issue, Ex. Camotijformis.
Transilvania. See also Austria and Hungary.
TRIPOLI.[554] Tripoli citta di Barbaria. (n.d.)
432 x 304 mm. (or with text below 432 x 370 mm.).With text—BN.(Ge.DD.626(67)); D. (1)105; 0.(2)129;
G.109; H.64 ; Lx.109; M.159; OL.122 ; R0.72 ;RGS.W.85 ; Stu.97 ; VE.111,133, and separately Be.
Without text—BM.(2)6i ; B.90 ; Lc.92 ; RGS.p.89 ;VE.II,ii9.
[555] Y.i22 " Tripoli di Barbaria . . . II vero disegno delporto della citta della fortezza et del sito doue e postaTripoli di Barbaria Ven l'anno 1567. In Venetia alialibraria dal Segno de S. Marco in merzaria D.B."
TUNIS.[556] . . . Tunizi et la Meschita la piazza de Christiani et
fra li magazini il porto posto fra le ruine di cartaginee ripieno et non sinsa 1535 A[gostino] V[eneziano].369 x 268 mm. (1535)
BM.(1)153; D.(2)130; H.62 ; RGS.W.86.
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[657] Pianta del Forto novo di Tunisi.458 x 304 mm.
B.89; BN.(Ge.DD.626(6i)); RGS.p.87.
(n.d.)
[558] Benigni Lettori, per rappresentarui piu particular!della Citta di Tunisi. .. Venetijs ex æneis formisBolognini Zalterij Anno MDLXVI. (1566)382 X 268 mm.
BM.(2)62; BN.(Ge.DD.626(62)) ; GH.90 ; Lx.107 ;M.156; OL.J23; R0.70; Stu.95 ; VE.1,117; VE.III,115 ; Y.121.
[559] [Another Issue, without imprint or date]. (n.d.)G.108.Copenhagen with imprint "Jo. Orlandi formis
Romae 1602."
[560] II vero et ultimo disegno della presa di Tunis l'ano1573. (1573)280 x 451 mm.
LC.90.
[661] La presa di Tunis del roi catalico l'anno 1573. (1573)381 x 311 mm.
LC.91.
[562] II nouo disegno di Tunisi et la Goleta In Roma alii17 d'Agosto 1574. (1574)451 x 305 mm.
RGS.p.85.
[563] BM.(Maps C.7.C.4) La Vera descrittione del sitodella eita di Tunisi et della Goleta sua fortezza.
[564] BM.(64162(2)) L'Ultimo disegno dove si dimostrail vero sito di Tunisi et la Goletta 1574.
Turkish Army. See under Miscellaneous 609 et seq.
TUSCANY.
[565] Chorographia T u s c i æ . . . a gli honorati lettoristudiosi della corographia Matthio Pagano . . . InVenetia per Mathio pagan in Frezaria al segno dellaFede. (n.d.)
507 x 349 mm.Wo.(l)23.Copied from Bell' Armato's large map of Tuscany
published on 4 sheets in 1536. A reduced repro-duction of the first issue of 1536 is given in Almagià,Monumenta Italiae C ar to graphic a. Tav. XXII.
[566] VE.II,3, another edition of Bell' Armato's mapdated 1546.
[567] Ant. Sal.famanca] Exc. En candidi Lectores elegan-tioris italiae partis, Tusciae scilicet Tophgraphiam. (n.d.)553 x 406 mm.
BM.(I)93; BN.(Ge.D.io2oo) ; H.27 ; RGS.w.36;Stu.41 ; Y.50. Also BM.(23380(7)).
Reproduced Almagià, Monumenta Italiae Carto-graphica. Tav. XXIII.
[568] [Another Issue.] Romæ Anno MDLXIIII. (1564)BN.(Ge.CC.i38o) ; Btl.89; D.OO50; GH.37 ; G.48 ;
Lx.46; M.65; VE.1,51 ; VE.11,138; VE.III,53; Y.52.
[569] La Toscana [to the right in a shield] Hleronimo Bell'Armato cosmografo F. [Below the point of shield thedate of 1554]. (1554)526 x 368 mm.
BN.(Pf.3o(49)) ; D.(2)84; Wo.(I)22.
[570] La Toscana. Hieronimo BelFArmato Cosmografo1558. (1558)530 x 394 mm.
B.37; BM.(2)63; BN.(Ge.DD.655(48)); Bre.18;Lc.40 ; M.64 ; RGS.p.45 ; Y.51. Also Be.
[571] [Another Edition.] 1559.500 x 380 mm.
VE.1,51.
(1559)
[572] Another issue dated MDLXII BM.(Maps C.7.C.9.55)andBN.(Pf.io5(48)).
[573] A further issue (BHS.14) Romae Claudij Duchettiformis.
[574] Descrittione di tvtta la Toscana, fatta da M. Hier««Bell' Armato. In Venetia Anno MDLXIII FerandoBertelli, Paulo Forlani Veronese f. (1563)445 x 315 mm.
BM.(I)94 ; BN.(Ge.B.i649) ; Btl.90 ; Met.n ; Q.27 ;R0.19. Also separately BM.(K.8o.iï Schwerin G.B.,and Breslau Stadtbibl.
[575] Another issue of Bell' Armato's map in a stillsmaller scale.
[576] Wieder records an issue of 1568 for MN.44.
[577] Bell Armato's may was also re-issued 1580 by DonatoBertelli BM.(233.80(2)) and in 1600 by Matteo FlorimiBM.(Maps C.7.e.3.Vol.II.4i).
[578] Sacra Tuscia. (n.d.)540 x 380 mm.
BM.(I)92; Stu.40; VE.111,54; Y.49.
VELEZ DE GOMERA (Penon de Vêlez de Gomera).[579] El Pignon II vero et natural sito della villa dl
Vêlez de G o m e r a . . . apresso Gio. Francesco CamotloDomenico Zenoi.470 x 340 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD. 1140(107)) ; Lx.105 ; N.121 ; Wo.(I)55.Also BM.(64O37.i.)
VENICE.
[580] Venetia ex aenels formis Bolognini Zalteri l . . . AlSig. Girolamo Mvrari Paolo Forlani Veronese.. .Venetia MDLXV. (1565)737 x 458 mm. (incld. text at foot).
G.95 ; OL.ioi ? ; R0.18?
[581] Castellani CR.(I)io3 cites an undated issue. AlsoBN. (20253 (K)).
[582] [Another Issue.] Di Venetia del Mese di AprlleMDLXVI. (1568)737 x 432 mm. (incld. text at foot).
BM.(2)66; D.(I)88; RGS.w.82 ; VE.1,103 ; Y.105.
[583] Wieder records a date of 1567 for M.135.
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[584] [Venetia] Jacomo franco fecit. (n.d.)573 x 369 mm. (incld. text at foot).
B.72; BN.(Ge.DD.655(io9)); LC.72 ; RGS.p.69.
[585] BHS.a variant " Romae Claudij Duchetti formis"in left corner.
[586] II Gran Conseglio di Venetia.. . Ex aeneis formisBolognini Zalterij. Nicolao Bandae IV Cons ExmoPaulus Furlanus Veronensis . . . Venetijs VIII julijMDLXVI. (1566)432 x 560 mm.
BM.(2)67; Lx.90.
VENICE (Gulf of). '[587] Al Magci S i g » . . . Piero Badoera e t . . . Antonio Diedo
. . . Paolo Forlani. Il Golf o di Venetia . . . opera del dottoGastaldo . . . Alia labraria della Colonna in Merzariaintagliato da Paolo Forlani con ogni diligenza l'annoMDL XVIII. (1568)
431 x 233 mm.B M . ( I ) I O 5 ; BN.(Ge.B.i65i); Btl.44 ; 0.(2)79;
GH.4 ; Lx.38 ; M.52 ; MN.41 ; OL.43 ; Q.33 ; VE.1,33 !VE.11,37. Also separately Copenhagen ; NurnbergGerman. Mus. ; and Venice, Mus. Civ.
[588] Ruge, Met.8 records the above without the words" Alia Libraria della Colonna in Merzaria."
[589] [Another Edition without imprint]. (n.d.)426 x 235 mm.
B.33; BM.(2)3; BN.(Ge.DD.655(57)); Lc.33 ;RGS.p.28; VE.1,36; VE.11,32; VE.111,43.
[590] BM.(20681(3)) II Golfo di Venetia [by] D. Zenoi.
[591] Venetia 1567. BM.(Mar.5(68)). II Golfo di VenetiaIntagliato da P. Forlani.
[592] BM.(Maps 6.b.4i.) II . . . Golfo de Vinegia . . . di G.F. Camotio. Vinegia 1571.
[593] BM. MapsVerona] Di . .
VERONA.23205(8) [Map of the TerritoryP. Furlani . . . 1574.
of
VICOVARO.[594] II vero disegno di Vicovaro occvpato da Imperiali et
Recvperato dalla Chiesa A Di XIIII Febraro CODLVIISebastianus [a Ré] f. [1557]394 x 267 mm.
B.70; BM.(2)65 ; BN.(Ge.DD.ii40(96)); D.(I)93D.(2)95 ; G.99 ; GH.80 ; H.59 ; LC.71 ; Lx.93 ; M.142OL.114; RGS.p.68; RGS.w.87 ; Stu.84 ; VE.I,io8VE.11,98 & 145 ; VE.III.I2O ; Y.113.
[595] BM.23835(6) II vero ritratto di Vicovaro occupatodi gl' Imperali et dallo essercito di S. Chiesa ricovratoa di XIIII Febraro MDLVII.
VIENNA.[596] Vienna In Venetia all insegna della Colonna 1567.
(1567)Fln.96; M.130; VE.111,104; Y.101,
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[597] BM.(Maps C7.c9.42) Vienna citta principald'Ongheria nel modo che al presente s'e fortificata DZenoi1566.Also BM.(Maps 6-b.4t.78).
VITERBO.[598] Viterbo Tarquinio Ligustri Viterb. fece. 1596.
BN. (C . I857O(55) ) ;VE. I I , I . AlsoBM.(MapsC.7.c.4)77.
YPRES.[599] [Anon.] Urbs Ypera. 1562.
D.(2)28; Wo.(I)53.
ZARA (Dalmatia).i-600] La vera et fidele descrittione di tutto il contado di
Zara e Sebenico... intagliato da Paolo Forlani Vero-nese. Venetia 1570. (1570)290 x 400 mm.
BN.(Ge.B.i666) ; M.50 ; OL.41 ; VE.1,41. Alsoseparately BM.(K.ii3.4i.i) and Bg.io.
[601] H vero ritratto di Zarra et di Sebenico . . . MDLXXde Martino Rota Sebenzan. (1570)350 x 510 mm.
BN.(Ge.DD.655(6o)); GH.31 ; Lc.35 ; N.52 ; VE.11,39-
Reduced reproduction Almagià, Monumenta ItaliaeCartographica. Tav. XXXIV.
ZEALAND.[602] Selandia, Vel Sialandia siue Zelandia. [No engraver
or publisher]. (n.d.190 x 284 mm.
B.28; BM.(2)57; BHS.21 ; Lx. ; M.39 ; 0L.30 ;RGS.p.22(b) ; VE.1,29 ; VE.II,22.
This map is sometimes to be found as a companionpiece to Gothland (see No. 266) pasted together on1 sheet.
Zlgit, Zighet. See Sziget.
MISCELLANEOUS.[603] Battaglia Angolesme 1567.
2 leaves with text beneath.M.114 & 115-
[604] Grevelinghe Eceouj amantjmi. lectorj il uero sitodella Battaglia data nel Anno 1558 a di 13 di lugliointorno a Grauellina.435 x 298 mm.
BM.(2)28; D.(I)84; 0.(2)30; G.87 ; LC.99 ; Lx.87 ;M.124 ; RGS.p.96 ; RGS.W.76.
[605] Lordine tenuto dall' armata della santa Lega Chris-tiana contra il Turcho, doue per la bonta Diuina n' e'seguita la felicissima Vittoria li sette d'OttobreMDLXXI Antonij lafrerij. (1571)547 x 382 mm.
B.84; BM.(2)38; LC.85; M.152; RGS.p.72,
[606] Armate Christiana et Turchescha Ottobre 1571.412 x 280 mm.
B .85; M.I 53 ?
[607] II stupen do, et memorabile fatto d'arme seguito a disette d'ottobre 1571, apresso il golfo di lepanta fral'armata cristiana et Turchesca. . . Roma apudAntonium lafreri Sequanum.700 x 508 mm.
B.86; BM.(2)37; LC.86 ; RGS.p.Ioo.
[608] BM. S.T.L. 'Disegno dell armate Christiana etTurchesca nel quale si rappresenta l'ordine tenuto daambe due nell andarsi ad in contrare et il conflittoistesso sequito il di 7 d'8bre 15 71 tra la loca del golfodi Lepanto [By] Horatio de Marii Tigrino . . . InRoma appresso M Michèle Tramezzino l'annoMDLXXII. [1572] 850 x 650 mm.
[609] II Meraviglioso ordine del Gran Esercito Turchesco712 x 392 mm.
RGS.W.81.
[611] Vera disposition, et ordine di tutto 1'Ar mata dellasanta Lega, dato nei santo nome d'Iddio, nella suafelice partita dalla fossa di san Giovanni di Messinadi doue si parti alli XVI di Settembre 1571. (1571)553 x 425 mm.
RGS.p.78; VE.II.158.
i 612] . . . Marc Antonio Colonna con l'eccmo General Vene-tiano parti rono dalle Gomenizze alli 29 di luglio1572 . . . combattere 1'Armata Turchesca la quale innunmero di 140 galere si ritrouia verso Negroponte . . .arriuato il Ser m o don Giovanni d'Austria . . . Romae exAntonij Lafrery formis MDLXXII. (1572)
RGS.p.81.
[613] BM.(999(26)) Conquesta belissima et ordinatissimaordinanza suolie il gran Turco presentarsi alla batteria
. . . P. Forlani 1566.
[614] Victoria di chatolici contra Hugonoti [Poitiers] 1569.420 x 295 mm. or 380 mm. with text.
BM.(I)2i ; Btl.29; LX85; M.116; N.104; OL.91 ;VE.I.88; VE.11,82.
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[610] Ordine con II quale 1'esercito Turchesco suolepresëtar sj in Campagna. . . Ant. Lafrerj FormisRomae C0DLXVI. (1566)268 x 192 mm.
M.132; 0L.106; RGS.p.84; VE. 1,100; VE.11,91 ;VE.III. io8; Y.103.