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Second Map of Sacred Geography Gathered from the Old and New Testaments: This Map Shows the Promised Land Divided Into Its Tribes and Regions. (Geographiae Sacrae Ex V. & N. Test. Desumptae, Tabula Secunda In Qua Terra Promissa In Suas Tribus Partesqu...

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Old map of Israel.

colored map of the Holy Land is a reprint of a map that appeared in the 1662 edition of Nicolas Sanson's Geographia sacra (Sacred geography), first published in 1653. Sanson (1600-67) is considered by many to be the founder of the French school of cartography. The map was published in Amsterdam in 1704 by François Halma (1653-1722), a Dutch bookseller and publisher who started a business in Utrecht, later moved to Amsterdam, and finally settled in Leeuwarden.
Created by Hendrik Eland, François Halma, Nicolas Sanson in 1704.
  • Title devised, in English, by Library staff.
  • Original resource extent: Copperplate; 390 x 497 millimeters.
  • Original resource at: National Library of Israel.
  • Content in Latin.
  • Description based on data extracted from World Digital Library, which may be extracted from partner institutions.

Map Subjects

Israel

Hendrik Eland

François Halma

Nicolas Sanson

1704

Map Tags

1704

François Halma

Hendrik Eland

Israel

Map

Nicolas Sanson

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