The cosmographical glasse conteinyng the pleasant principles of cosmographie, geographie, hydrographie, or nauigation. Compiled by VVilliam Cuningham Doctor in Physicke.
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- The cosmographical glasse conteinyng the pleasant principles of cosmographie, geographie, hydrographie, or nauigation. Compiled by VVilliam Cuningham Doctor in Physicke.
- Author
- Cuningham, William, b. 1531.
- Publication
- Excussum [sic] Londini :: In officina Ioan. Daij typographi,
- Anno. 1559.
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- Cosmography -- Early works to 1800.
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Contents
- title page
- coat of arms
- TO THE RIGHT HONORA∣ble the Lorde Robert Duddeley, of the mooste noble Order of the Garter Knight, Maister of the Horse, to the Quenes moost excellente Maiestye: and his singuler good Lorde, and Maister. &c.
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- THE PRAEFACE OF THE Author, setting out the dignitie, and Am∣ple vse of Cosmographie.
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THE FIRST BOOKE OF THE Cosmographicall Glasse, conteinyng the necessary Princi∣ples required in this Art: and therfore is an Isagoge, or Intro∣duction vnto the hole worke. - THE SECONDE BOOKE OF the Cosmographicall Glasse: in which is plainly expressed the Order, and Number, of Zones, Paralleles, and Climates. Also sun∣dry waies for th'exacte findyng out of the Meridiane Line: The Longitude, & Latitude, of places: with many other preceptes, belongyng to the making of a Carte, or Mappe.
- THE THIRD BOOKE OF THE Cosmographicall Glasse: in which is vttered the making and protracture, of the Face of th'Earth, both in Cartes Perticuler, and al∣so vniuersall, with diuers necessarye thinges, incidente hereto.
- THE FOVRTH BOOKE OF the Cosmographicall Glasse, setting out such necessary principles, & rules, as are to be obserued in Hydrographie, & Nauigation.
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THE FIFTHE BOOKE OF THE COSMOGRAPHICAL GLAS, IN VVHICHE the partes of th'Earthe, perticulerlye (accordinge to the late obser∣uations of Cosmographers in oure age) are exactlye described. VVith the Longitudes and Latitudes of Regions, Pro∣uinces, Ilandes, Cities, Townes, Villages, Hilles: also the commodities of euerye Countrye, the natures of th'Inhabitauntes, Lawes, Rightes, and Cu∣stomes, with diuers other thinges coinci∣dent to the same.
- A PERTICVLER DESCRIPTION OF Europe: VVhich in our daies conteineth Christendome and part of Turkie.
- A PERTICULER DESCRPTI∣ON OF AFRICA.
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OF ASIA THE THIRDE parte of th'Earth.
- PONTVS AND Bythinia.
- THESE FOLOVVINGE are properly called Cities of Asia.
- CITIES OF CARIA.
- OF BOTH LYDIAS
- CITIES OF LYCAO∣nia or Lycia.
- CITIES OF GALA∣tia.
- OF PAMPHILIA.
- CITIES OF DORIS.
- CAPADOCIA.
- OF ARMENIA THE lesser.
- CILICIA.
- OF COLCHIS.
- OF IBERIA.
- ALBANIA PART of great Tertarye.
- ARMENIA THE greater.
- OF SYRIA, THE CITIES
- PHAENICIA.
- OF CVRVA, THE CISIES.
- LAODICINA.
- IVDEA OR PALE∣stina.
- OF GALILAEA.
- OF SAMARIA.
- IVDVA.
- IDVMAEA.
- MESOPOTAMIA.
- ARABIA VVHICHE IS parted in thre parts: Arabia deserta, Petrea, & Felix.
- ASSIRIA.
- MEDIA.
- SVSANA.
- PERSIA.
- CARMANIA.
- PARTHIA.
- HIRCANIA.
- MARGIANA.
- BACTRIANA.
- SOGDIANA.
- SERICA.
- ARIA AND ARIANA.
- DRANGIANA.
- GEGROSIA.
- INDIA VVITH IN the riuer Ganges.
- PRASIA.
- COVNTRIES AND CI∣ties without Ganges in India.
- CHATAY, A REGION.
- MANGI, THIS CON∣teine in it. 9. kingdomes.
- CYAMBA.
- SOVTH INDIA.
- MOABAR.
- THE KINGDOME of Lac.
- ¶OF THE ILANDES adiacent to Asia, and India, and newe Regions of this iij. part lately founde oute.
- A PERTICVLER DESCRIPTION OF suche partes of America, as are by trauaile founde out.
- A PLENTIFVL TABLE CONTEYNING the principall matters of the whole worke, reduced in∣to th' ordor of th' Alphabete, for the spedier findynge of suche thinges, as you require.
- Faultes escaped in the Imprinting.
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¶ AN EXTRACTE OF THE QVENES highnes gracious Priuiledge, & Licence. - colophon