File:Map after Ptolemy's Geographia (Burney MS 111, f.77v).jpeg

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A collection of maps, in Greek, after Ptolemy's Geography
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Latina: Arabiae Desertae pars
English: The western half of the southeastern portion of the Fourth Asian Map from a Greek manuscript edition of Ptolemy's Geography, depicting the western half of Arabia Deserta
Ἀρχαία ἑλληνικὴ: Ἀραβία Ἐρημου κὰι Βαβυλονίας Θέσις (μερος): Ἀραβίας Ἔρημου μερος
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Burney MS 111, f.77v
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  • Northwest portion: Cyprus
    Northwest portion: Cyprus
  • Central western portion: Syria & Roman Palestine
    Central western portion: Syria & Roman Palestine
  • Southwest portion: Arabia Petra; North central portion: Roman Mesopotamia
    Southwest portion: Arabia Petra; North central portion: Roman Mesopotamia
  • the eastern half of the southeastern portion, depicting eastern Arabia Deserta & Babylonia
    the eastern half of the southeastern portion, depicting eastern Arabia Deserta & Babylonia
  • Northeast portion: Assyria
    Northeast portion: Assyria
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