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Relief Fragment with Scenes from the Trojan War

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Marble
Rome, first half of first century CE
H. 18.1 cm, L. 17.6 cm
Lent by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fletcher Fund, 1924: 24.97.11

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Hartmann Schedel, Liber Chronicarum

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Folio 5 verso, Map of the Universe
Incunabulum, Augsburg 1497
H. 47 cm
Rare Book Division, The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations: *KB+ 1493

Oronce Fine, De Mundi Sphaera

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Folio 8 verso, Diagram of the Sun and the Planets
Manuscript, France 1549
H. 27 cm
Courtesy of Houghton Library, Harvard University: MS Typ 57

Joannes de Sacro Bosco, De Sphaera Mundi

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Folio 18 recto, Geocentric Diagram and Zodiac Symbols
Manuscript, Austria 1425
H. 30 cm
The Morgan Library & Museum, New York: MS M.722, Purchased in 1927

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Gerard of Cremona, Theorica Planetarum

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Folio D2 recto, Diagram of the Climate Zones
Incunabulum, Venice 1478
H. 30 cm
The Morgan Library & Museum, New York: PML 319, Purchased in 1902

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Joannes de Sacro Bosco, De Sphaera Mundi

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Folio 107 verso, Chart of the Seven Climate Zones
Manuscript, Paris ca. 1250
H. 17.5 cm
Manuscripts and Archives Division, The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundation: MA 069

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Gregorio Dati, La Sfera

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Folio 13 recto, Diagrams of the Five Climate Zones and the Four Winds
Manuscript, Italy ca. 1450
H. 29 cm
Manuscripts and Archives Division, The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations: MA109

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Gregorio Dati, La Sfera

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Folio 14 verso, T-Map of the Continents and Map of the World
Manuscript, Florence ca. 1470
H. 28 cm
The Morgan Library & Museum, New York: MS M.721, Purchased in 1927

Battista Agnese, Portolano

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Folios 15 verso–16 recto, Land Map of Palestine
Manuscript, Venice ca. 1552
H. 26 cm
Spencer Collection, The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations: Spencer MS005

Ptolemy, Geographia

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Folios 56 verso–57 recto (Part II, pages 2 and 3), World Map
Manuscript, Florence ca. 1460
H. 41 cm
Manuscripts and Archives Division, The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations: MA 097

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Corpus Agrimensorum Romanorum

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Folios 106 verso–107 recto
Printed Book, Paris 1554
H. 22 cm
The Morgan Library & Museum, New York: PML 77139, Purchased in 1981

Corpus Agrimensorum Romanorum

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Codex Arcerianus, Facsimile, Folios 21 verso–56 recto
Facsimile of Manuscript, sixth century CE
H. 43 cm
Lent by Watson Library, The Metropolitan Museum of Art: 613.6 C81 Q

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Corpus Agrimensorum Romanorum

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Codex Arcerianus, Facsimile, Folios 74 verso–75 recto
Facsimile of Manuscript, sixth century CE
H. 43 cm
Butler Library, Columbia University in the City of New York: Z114. C67 t.22

Notitia Dignitatum

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Folio Vrbis Constantinopolitanae Descriptio
Printed Book, Basel 1552
H. 31 cm
Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University in the City of New York: B354.37 N845

Notitia Dignitatum

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Folio Comes Limitis Aegypti
Printed Book, Basel 1552
H. 31 cm
Lent by Watson Library, The Metropolitan Museum of Art: 610 N84

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Notitia Dignitatum

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Folio Vicarij Britanniarum
Printed Book, Basel 1552
H. 31 cm
Spencer Collection, The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations: Spencer Swiss 1552

Beatus of Liebana, In Apocalypsin

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M.429, Facsimile, Folios 31 verso–32 recto, Map of the World
Facsimile of Manuscript, Toledo 1220
H. 54 cm
The Morgan Library & Museum, New York: 175.4 N2 K64, Published in 2004

Beatus of Liebana, In Apocalypsin

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Folios 33 verso–34 recto, Map of the World
Spain, ca. 940–945
H. 39 cm
The Morgan Library & Museum, New York: MS M.644, Purchased in 1919

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Denarius of Lucius Mussidius Longus

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Reverse: Rudder, Globe, Cornucopia, Caduceus, Apex
Silver
Rome 42 BCE
Diam. 16 mm
Courtesy of The American Numismatic Society: 1937.158.321

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Denarius of Octavian

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Reverse: Nude Man with Aplustre and Scepter Standing with the Left Foot on a Globe
Silver
Italy 31 BCE
Diam. 20 mm
Courtesy of The American Numismatic Society: 1937.158.439

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As of Tiberius

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Reverse: Rudder and Two Globes
Bronze
Rome 35–36 CE
Diam. 27 mm
Courtesy of The American Numismatic Society: 1941.131.695

Denarius of Octavian

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Reverse: Victory with a Wreath and a Palm Standing on a Globe
Silver
Italy 31–29 BCE
Diam. 21 mm
Courtesy of The American Numismatic Society: 1944.100.39139

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As of Vespasian

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Reverse: Eagle Standing on a Globe
Bronze
Lugdunum 77–8 CE
Diam. 28 mm
Courtesy of The American Numismatic Society: 1944.100.41615

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Drachm of Tiberius

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Reverse: Mount Argaeus Surmounted by a Radiate Figure with a Globe and a Scepter
Silver
Caesarea 14–37 CE
Diam. 18 mm
Courtesy of The American Numismatic Society: 1944.100.55174

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