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English: Atlas Classica, Robert Wilkinson, 1797 Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane with their various subdivisions at different periods
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Source w:Robert Wilkinson (cartographer), scan of 1797 atlas
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