The Roman province of ‘Africa’.

Name: The Roman province of 'Africa'.
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JANSSON, Jan.

Africae Propriae Tabula. In qua Punica regna uides Tyrios et Agenoris urbem.

Amsterdam, 1662, Latin text edition. Original colour. 375 x 525mm.

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A historical map of the Roman province of Africa, founded after the fall of Cathage in 146BC, covering the coastal regions of modern Tunisia and Libya, with Carthage the most prominent city. This map appeared in Volume 6 of the 'Atlas Major', the historical atlas.

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Split in centre fold restored.

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VAN DER KROGT: 1:405.6.

The Roman province of ‘Africa’.

Africae Propriae Tabula. In qua Punica regna uides Tyrios et Agenoris urbem.

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