Set of two maps, Calabria, Italy, 1620, 15% OFF

Set of two maps, Calabria, Italy, 1620, 15% OFFGiovanni Antonio Maginis Calabria Citra map, published in 1620 under the title Olim Magna Graecia, is a remarkable cartographic representation of southern Italy during the early 17th century. Part of his broader geographic work Italia, the map showcases the northern portion of the historic region of Calabriathen known as Calabria Citra to distinguish it from Calabria Ultra to the south. This division had been inherited from the administrative

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this map provides an engaging and informative visual representation of Paris during the post-World War II era

asserted its dominion over vast swaths of the region

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the map marks the prominent towns

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