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Awinion (?) hath 7
Awinion [Avignon, Fr] hath 7
pallaces  l Hostpitalls . parishes
pallaces .   Hostpitalls . parishes
nunryes  Colleges . coventes
nunryes  Colleges . coventes
Gates  . /
Gates  . /
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       Roma
       Roma
Domiciliu (small mark above u that looks like accent) legum
Domiciliu[m] legum
gymnasuim literaru(small mark above u that looks like accent)
gymnasuim literaru[m]
Curia dignitatum
Curia dignitatum
Vertex mundi
Vertex mundi
patria libertatis
patria libertatis
   sidonius
   sidonius

Latest revision as of 23:17, 26 July 2017

Ciuitates

Numautia Bellicosa Thæba superbæ Corinthus ornata Athena doctæ Hierusalem sancta Carthago Emula Roma potens

 Colonyes excelling theyr founders

Carthage Tirus Massilia Phoeca, Syracusa, Corinthe Bizantium Milenum

   Cityes Contendinge

Antiochia Laodicea Tirus Berithia Nicea Nicomedia Roma Carthago

  Augusta nunqua mutauit nomem

Compergua builded to the resemblance of Constantinople

  Padua

Linius Historicus, Albertus Theologus Paulus Jur. consul by pet. Aponeusis medicus.

     Cittyes running like fortune and 
         mentioned together.

Bergamo Grescia Parma Piacenza Modena Reggio Pistoia Prato Imola Forli Ravenna Cerna Cremona Crema Faenza Rimini Coventry Lichfielde Bath Wells

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Awinion [Avignon, Fr] hath 7 pallaces . Hostpitalls . parishes nunryes Colleges . coventes Gates . / Londinum Ratibus Wintonia Baccho Herefordia Grege Werecestria fruge Batha lacu Salsberia feris Cantuary pisce Eboracum Sylvis Excestria metallis Norwicum Dacis Cestria Hibernis Dunelinum Norwagenys Lincolnia Multitudo Elisitus formosus

For Ayre water land. Riuers haueus Milan London Paris Roan Prage Anwerp Vienna. Dantzig Siuil.

      Roma

Domiciliu[m] legum gymnasuim literaru[m] Curia dignitatum Vertex mundi patria libertatis

  sidonius