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Sarmatia; R.W.Seale sculp.

Sarmatia; R.W.Seale sculp.

Seale Richard William

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[Tartaria, Sarmatia Asiatica] [cartographic material].

[Tartaria, Sarmatia Asiatica] [cartographic material].

Sebastian Münster 1489-1552

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Sarmatia Utraque Europaea et Asiatica [cartographic material] / Autore N.Sanson.

Sarmatia Utraque Europaea et Asiatica [cartographic material] / Autore N.Sanson.

Nicolas Sanson 1600-1667

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Sarmatia et Scythia, Russia et Tartaria Europaea [cartographic material].

Sarmatia et Scythia, Russia et Tartaria Europaea [cartographic material].

Pierre de Coup

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Bosphorus, Maeotis, Iberia, Albania, et Sarmatia Asiatica; W.H.Toms sculpt.

Bosphorus, Maeotis, Iberia, Albania, et Sarmatia Asiatica; W.H.Toms sculpt.

Toms W. H. (William Henry), approximately 1700-1765

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Tabula II Asiae

Tabula II Asiae

Ptolemy, active 2nd century

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Tabula Europae IIII

Tabula Europae IIII

Ptolemy, active 2nd century.

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Europae Tabula VIII

Europae Tabula VIII

Ptolemy, active 2nd century.

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