Antique Map of the Ancient British Isles by Janssonius, circa 1640
- Reference
- BG-12705-15
- Date
- 1640
- Region
- Europe
- Category
- Antique Map
- Sheet size
- 50.5 x 59.0 cm (19.9 x 23.2 in)
- Condition
- Good
- Availability
- Available
- Price
- EUR 950
Antique map titled 'Insularum Britannicarum Acurata Delineatio'. Original antique map of the ancient British Isles. England and Wales are labelled as Britannia Superior, and further divided into the later Roman provinces of Prima (the South), Secunda (Wales), Flavia Caesariensis (the Midlands), and Maxima Caesariensis (the North). Scotland is labelled using both its early and later Roman titles, as Britannia Inferior and the province of Valentia. Hibernia (Ireland), the Orcades, and the Hebrides are also labelled. Principal cities and towns are picked out in red, as are the two Roman era walls built by Hadrian and Antoninus Pius, here labelled as Severan. Published by J. Janssonius, engraved by P. Kaerius.
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