Stephanus of Byzantium’s Geographical Dictionary Mapmaker(s)_Joseph Hutchins Colton With an introductory note by

With an introductory note by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales

rebacked preserving original spine

OCLC: 154644057

He published Antoine Menard’s ‘Le nouveau et curieux atlas’ in 1711

though colour-coded

Stephanus of Byzantium’s Geographical Dictionary Mapmaker(s)_Joseph Hutchins Colton With an introductory note by[Title in Greek and Latin] Stephani Byzantini Gentilia per epitomen, antehac De urbibus inscripta [with] Notae et castigationes postumae in Stephani Byzantii. Lugdundi Batavorum [Leiden]: apud Danielem Gaesbeeck [and] Lugd. Batavorum [Leiden] apud Jacobus Hackius, 1688 and 1684 Stephanus of Byzantium probably compiled his geographical dictionary in the reign of the first Emperor Justinian, around the second quarter of the sixth century AD. The epitome