The Geography of Nubia: This is the most accurate description of the whole world divided into seven climates, containing especially the exact description of the whole of Asia and Africa, of things hitherto unknown in them. / Recently translated from Arabic into Latin by Gabriele the Sionite of Syriac, and professor of Arabic literature, and interpreter of the Region, and John of Hesronite, the interpreter of the same Region, of the Maronites.

Title The Geography of Nubia: This is the most accurate description of the whole world divided into seven climates, containing especially the exact description of the whole of Asia and Africa, of things hitherto unknown in them. / Recently translated from Arabic into Latin by Gabriele the Sionite of Syriac, and professor of Arabic literature, and interpreter of the Region, and John of Hesronite, the interpreter of the same Region, of the Maronites.
Author Idrīsī approximately 1100-1166.
Publication Date: 1619
Publication Place Paris - From the Typography of Hieronymus Blageart
Subject Geography, Medieval ; Early works to 1800., Geography, Arab ; Early works to 1800.
Type Periodical
Language ara,lat
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions 2 online resources
Library: jisc
Record ID q_language%3A%20ara_sort_year_rn_1254
Library Location National Library of Scotland, National Library of Scotland
Date 1619
Notes Privilege (p. [1] (6th count)) dated 1620., Appendix (54 p.) has caption title: De nonnullis Orientalium vrbibus, nec non indigenarum religione ac moribus tractatus breuis A. Gabr. Sionita ... ac Ioanne Hesronita ... Nubiensi geographiae adiectus., Signatures: A4 B2 A-2N4 a-g4., Includes index., Digitized at the request of the National Library of Scotland
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İçinde Geographia Nubiensis : Id est accuratissima totius orbis in septem climata diuisi descriptio, continens praesertim exactam vniuersae Asiae, & Africae, rerumq[ue] in ijs hactenus incognitarum explicationem. no:V000394311, Geographia Nubiensis : Id est accuratissima totius orbis in septem climata diuisi descriptio, continens praesertim exactam vniuersae Asiae, & Africae, rerumq[ue] in ijs hactenus incognitarum explicationem. no:B900055061
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The Geography of Nubia: This is the most accurate description of the whole world divided into seven climates, containing especially the exact description of the whole of Asia and Africa, of things hitherto unknown in them. / Recently translated from Arabic into Latin by Gabriele the Sionite of Syriac, and professor of Arabic literature, and interpreter of the Region, and John of Hesronite, the interpreter of the same Region, of the Maronites.

Author Idrīsī approximately 1100-1166.
Publication Date 1619
Publication Place Paris - From the Typography of Hieronymus Blageart
Subject Geography, Medieval ; Early works to 1800., Geography, Arab ; Early works to 1800.
Type Periodical
Language ara,lat
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions 2 online resources
Library jisc
Record ID q_language%3A%20ara_sort_year_rn_1254
Library Location National Library of Scotland, National Library of Scotland
Date 1619
Notes Privilege (p. [1] (6th count)) dated 1620., Appendix (54 p.) has caption title: De nonnullis Orientalium vrbibus, nec non indigenarum religione ac moribus tractatus breuis A. Gabr. Sionita ... ac Ioanne Hesronita ... Nubiensi geographiae adiectus., Signatures: A4 B2 A-2N4 a-g4., Includes index., Digitized at the request of the National Library of Scotland
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İçinde Geographia Nubiensis : Id est accuratissima totius orbis in septem climata diuisi descriptio, continens praesertim exactam vniuersae Asiae, & Africae, rerumq[ue] in ijs hactenus incognitarum explicationem. no:V000394311, Geographia Nubiensis : Id est accuratissima totius orbis in septem climata diuisi descriptio, continens praesertim exactam vniuersae Asiae, & Africae, rerumq[ue] in ijs hactenus incognitarum explicationem. no:B900055061
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