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Cornelius Wytfliet or
Cornelis van
Wytfliet (died
around 1597) was a
geographer from
Leuven in the
Habsburg Netherlands, best
known for
producing the...
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whose inhabitants are
Swedes by descent". In 1597 the
Brabanter Cornelius Wytfliet wrote in his
Continens Indica that the
northern parts of
America were first...
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together at its centre". The
Flemish geographer and cartographer,
Cornelius Wytfliet,
wrote concerning the
Terra Australis in his 1597 book,
Descriptionis Ptolemaicae...
- 2011, the
first book was
returned to the library-an
atlas by
Cornelius Wytfliet. It had been
bought by a map
dealer in New York from a Sotheby's auction...
- Saint-Pierre Strait,
especially on maps by
Gerardus Mercator (1569) and
Cornelius Wytfliet (1597). Only by the 20th century,
Honguedo came into use, and in 1934,...
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became a
Premonstratensian canon of
Tongerlo Abbey. 1598:
Cornelis van
Wytfliet,
Descriptionis Ptolemaicae Augmentum 1599:
Matthaeus Galenus, Commentarius...
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occupation of 1794–1814.
Willem Van der
Tanerijen (died 1499)
Cornelius Wytfliet (1555–1597)
Petrus Peckius the
Younger (1562–1625)
Ferdinand van Boisschot...
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their theft until fourteen years later, when a
stolen copy of the 1597
Wytfliet Atlas – the
earliest printed atlas of the
Americas – was
offered for sale...
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singularitez de la
France antarctique,
autrement nommée amerique...(1558) and
Wytfliet's Histoire universelle des
Indes orientales et occidentales'...(1605), which...
