Langenes' Miniature Map of the Maluku Islands Printed Area Measurement_53.5 x 46.5 cm It includes an oval plan

It includes an oval plan of ancient Jerusalem (which follows Villalpando) at the foot and vignettes of Biblical subjects in the borders

with critical observations on their works [

smaller towns appeared in detail for the first time

Further to the northwest

This is an allegoricial engraving by Jospeh Montalegre of Nuremberg after Johannes Degler for Jesuit scholar Heinrich Scherer’s Atlas Marianus

Langenes' Miniature Map of the Maluku Islands Printed Area Measurement_53.5 x 46.5 cm It includes an oval planMoluccae Insulae This map shows the Maluku Islands (or Moluccas), part of the volcanic Indonesian archipelago known to contemporary Europeans as the spice islands. They were the focus of Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch and English attempts to control the lucrative spice trade. The map was engraved by Jodocus Hondius or Pieter van den Keere for the 'Caert thresoor', a miniature atlas first published in 1598. From 1600 it was also used in the earlier