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Introduction (Original: 1985 - Last updated 2 June 2023, 90 pages)
Monographs:
201.1 Map from Anonymous Astrological Miscellany, 3rd century
202 Cosmas Indicopleustes’ world picture, 6th century
203 Anonymous Geographer from Ravenna
204 Map of the “Inhabited Quarter”
205 Isidore of Seville’s tripartite world (T-O) maps, including the following:
Paulus
Orosius, the Venerable Bede, Caius Crispus Sallustius
(Sallust) and Byzantine Oxford, (B-O T-O) Maps.
206 Albi or Merovingian world map, 8th century
206.1 Seiiki no Chizu: Map of China and Westward, 8th century
207 Beatus world maps, 894 - 926 A.D.
208 Sino-Tibetan world map, ca. 733 A.D.
209 Ancient Chinese world view, from the Chhin-Ting Shu Ching T’u Shuo, 138 BC
210 Anglo-Saxon or Cottonian world map, 900 A.D.
211 al-lstakhri’s world map, Arabic, 934 A.D.
212 Massaudy world map, pre-956 A.D.
213 Ibn Hawqal’s world map, Arabic, 980 A.D.
214 al-Kashgari’s world map, Arabic, 1076 A.D.
214.1 Ibn al-Wardi world map, 1001 A.D.
214.2 Balkhi world map with climate boundaries, 816 A.D.
214.3 al-Biruni world map of the distribution of land and sea, 1029 A.D.
214.4 al-Harrani, world map from the Jami ’al-funun, 14th century
214.5 El Escorial world map, 12th century
215 The Sawley Map (Henry of Mainz), ca.1110 A.D.
Jerome’s map of Asia
216 Guido of Pisa’s world map, 1119 A.D.
217 Lambert of St. Omer world maps, 1120 A.D.
218 Hua I T’u [Map of China and the Barbarian Countries], ca.1137 A.D.
218.1 Yü Chi T’u [Map of the Tracks of Yü the Great], ca. 1137 A.D.
219 al-Idrisi’s world maps, 154 A.D.
al-Sifaqsi world map, after al-Idrisi
Sun‘I, from Lokman’s Zübdetü’t-tevarih
220 Ti Li chih T’u [Map of West China], 1155 A.D.
220.1 Fu Yin’s Yü Kung Shuo Tuan ca.1160 A.D.
220.3 Vercelli mappamundi, 12th-13th century
221 Ibn Said’s world map, Arabic, 13th century
223 Psalter mappamundi, 1225 A.D.
224 Gervase of Tilbury, Ebstorf mappamundi, 1234
224.2 Oxford MS 274 Prefatory map, late 13th century
224.3 Duchy of Cornwall Fragment
225 Matthew Paris’ world map, 1250
Matthew Paris’ Itinerary, from London to Apulia.
226 Richard de Bello of Haldingham, Hereford mappamundi, 1290
226.1 The Mamunic World Map, Ibn Fadl Allah al-‘Umari, ca. 16th century
226.2 Eclectic Indian world map, ca. 1770
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