detailed historical map of the European region during the Roman era, entitled "A Map of Gallia Cisalpina Liguria and the Neighbouring Countries

It was created by Guillaume Delisle (or Delille), who was the chief geographer to the French king and a member of the Royal Academy of Sciences. The map depicts areas including Cisalpine Gaul, Liguria, Germania, Helvetia (modern-day Switzerland), and parts of Bavaria and Illyricum. It details geographical features such as the Rhine River, the Danube River, the Adriatic Sea ("Mare Superum"), and the Tyrrhenian Sea ("Mare Inferum"). It shows ancient tribes such as the Insubres, Cenomanians, and Veneti, as well as Roman cities like Rome. It provides a scale of measurement in Roman miles.

Condition

Used (normal wear)