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An engraved view of Damascus decorates the upper left quadrant

Johnson and Ward as plate numbers 49 and 50 in the 1862 edition of Johnson's New Illustrated Family Atlas

Historic Map : Bocage Map or Plan of Athens, Ancient Greece, 1791, Vintage Wall Art Europe Russia and Eastern Antique of Ukraine Baltic States Russia in Europe Shows Texas as both partThis is an attractive 1791 map of ancient Athens, Greece. Covering the walled center of ancient Athens, this map details the ancient city's most important buildings and monuments. Names the Lyceum (Aristotle's famous school of philosophy) and the Cynosarges (Public gymnasium) as well as the Forum, the Citadel, the Temple of Theseus, and the Areopagus. Prepared by Barbie de Bocage for publication in the atlas volume attached to Jean Jacques