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Cosmographia (Latin, from Gr**** κόσμος, "world, universe", and γραφή, "representation") may
refer to:
Cosmographia, an
alternative name for Ptolemy's Geographia...
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Cosmographia ("Cosmography") from 1544 by
Sebastian Münster (1488–1552) is the
earliest German-language
description of the world. It had
numerous editions...
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Cosmographia ("Cosmography"), also
known as De
mundi universitate ("On the
totality of the world"), is a
Latin philosophical allegory,
dealing with the...
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Istria or
Aethicus Ister) was the
protagonist of the 7th/8th-century
Cosmographia,
purportedly written by a man of
church Hieronymus (Jerome, but not the...
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University of Basel. His well-known work, the
highly accurate world map,
Cosmographia, sold well and went
through 24 editions. Its
influence was
widely spread...
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Nicolaus Germ**** (c. 1420 – c. 1490) was a
German cartographer who
modernized Ptolemy's
Geography by
applying new projections,
adding additional maps...
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Cosmographia et
geographia de
Affrica ("Cosmography and
geography of Africa") is a work
completed by Leo Afric****
March 10, 1526. The text from this work...
- The Waldseemüller map or
Universalis Cosmographia ("Universal Cosmography") is a
printed wall map of the
world by the
German cartographer Martin Waldseemüller...
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reproduction of the Lord's
Prayer in
Latvian in
Sebastian Münster's
Cosmographia universalis (1544), in
Latin script.
Latvian belongs to the Indo-European...
- land. In 1507
Martin Waldseemüller
published a
world map,
Universalis Cosmographia,
which was the
first to show
North and
South America as
separate from...
