Prince Henry the Navigator, the Hero of Portugal and of Modern Discovery, 1394-1460 A.D. - With an Account of Geographical Progress Throughout the Middle Ages As the Preparation for His Work. by C. Raymond Beazley
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[Footnote 5: From the Hakluyt Society's edition of Albuquerque's _Commentaries_.] LIST OF MAPS.[6] PAGE THE WORLD ACCORDING TO PTOLEMY 2 From Nordenskjöld's fac-simile atlas THE WORLD ACCORDING TO EDRISI. _c._ 1150 24 As reconstructed by M. Reinaud from the written descriptions of the Arabic geographer. This illustrates the extremely unreal and untrue conception of the earth among Moslem students, especially those who followed the theories of Ptolomy--_e.g._, in the extension to Africa eastward, so as practically or actually to join China, making the Indian Ocean an inland sea. THE MAPPE-MONDE OF ST. SEVER 48 (B. Mus., Map room, shelf 35 [5], sheet 6). Of uncertain |
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