Maps, Europe
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Copper etching, Florence, 1840.
Published in "Atlante di Geografia Universale É per servire al Corso di Geografia Universale"
Author. Francesco Constantino Marmocchi (1805-1858)
Wide margins. Good condition.
Image: 14.5 x 28.5 cm (5.7 x 11.2 ")
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Cartographer: Francesco Costantino Marmocchi (1805–1858)
First Published: 1840 in Florence, Italy, for the historical atlas Atlante di Geografia Universale.
Geographical Scope: The entire Mediterranean Basin, showcasing Southern Europe, North Africa, the Byzantine Empire (Anatolia), and the Levant (Holy Land).
Historical Content: The map uses distinct colored lines to chart the various land and maritime military routes taken by European armies toward Jerusalem, Antioch, and Constantinople during the Medieval Crusades.
(Explanation of signs and numbers), detailing different crusades (Crociata) and the expedition of Saint Louis to Tunis, alongside Roman numerals corresponding to Crusader states: I. Principato d'Antiochia (Principality of Antioch), II. Contea d'Edessa (County of Edessa), III. Contea di Tripoli (County of Tripoli), IV. Regno di Gerusalemme (Kingdom of Jerusalem), and V. Regno di Cipro (Kingdom of Cyprus).
(Explanation of signs and numbers), detailing different crusades (Crociata) and the expedition of Saint Louis to Tunis, alongside Roman numerals corresponding to Crusader states: I. Principato d'Antiochia (Principality of Antioch), II. Contea d'Edessa (County of Edessa), III. Contea di Tripoli (County of Tripoli), IV. Regno di Gerusalemme (Kingdom of Jerusalem), and V. Regno di Cipro (Kingdom of Cyprus).
