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. English: Caption: 'Fig. 7.—Map of Albi (8th century).' From a codex in the Library of the archdiocese of Albi, department of Tarn, with its placenames derived largely from Paulus Orosius's Historiae adversum paganos (418). Used by the EB to demonstrate the loss of geographical knowledge during the Dark Ages. 8 EB 1911 Map Fig 7 Stock Photo
RMP01HT5–. English: Caption: 'Fig. 7.—Map of Albi (8th century).' From a codex in the Library of the archdiocese of Albi, department of Tarn, with its placenames derived largely from Paulus Orosius's Historiae adversum paganos (418). Used by the EB to demonstrate the loss of geographical knowledge during the Dark Ages. 8 EB 1911 Map Fig 7
. English: A map of the world (c.1527) by Monachus showing two halves of the globe that he had constructed. For full descriptions of the globe see w:Franciscus Monachus. Placenames: evropa (Europe), tartara (Russia), mongalla (Mongolia), asia (Turkey), arabia, persia, india, alia india ('Other India'; Malaysia), bergia (Siberia/the American South), tamago (China/Texas), colvacatia? (Dragon's Head peninsula/), baragva (Dragon's Head peninsula/Central America); dabaiba (Dragon's Head peninsula/Colombia); artas? (Dragon's Head peninsula/Venezuela); america (Dragon's Head peninsula/Brazil); barbar Stock Photo
RMP027R2–. English: A map of the world (c.1527) by Monachus showing two halves of the globe that he had constructed. For full descriptions of the globe see w:Franciscus Monachus. Placenames: evropa (Europe), tartara (Russia), mongalla (Mongolia), asia (Turkey), arabia, persia, india, alia india ('Other India'; Malaysia), bergia (Siberia/the American South), tamago (China/Texas), colvacatia? (Dragon's Head peninsula/), baragva (Dragon's Head peninsula/Central America); dabaiba (Dragon's Head peninsula/Colombia); artas? (Dragon's Head peninsula/Venezuela); america (Dragon's Head peninsula/Brazil); barbar
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