Bibframe Work
TitleSecond Map of Sacred Geography Gathered from the Old and New Testaments: This Map Shows the Promised Land Divided into Its Tribes and RegionsOther Titles (e.g. Variant)Geographiae Sacrae ex V. & N. Test. desumptae, Tabula secunda in qua Terra Promissa in suas Tribus Partesque divisaTypeCartographyMonographSubject1704PlaceIsraelCould not render: bf:code bflc:marcKey NoteLanguage: Content in Latin.SummaryThis hand-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 LeeuwardenAuthorized Access PointSecond Map of Sacred Geography Gathered from the Old and New Testaments: This Map Shows the Promised Land Divided into Its Tribes and Regions