Maps Department

Spis treści

Geleitwort der Herausgeber . . 3
Einführung . . 4

1. Geographische Lage . . 7
2. Stadtgeschichte bis zum Ende des 18. Jh.s . . 10
3. Stadtentwicklung vom 19. bis 21. Jh. . . 13

Zweisprachiger Stadtplan Kohlfurt 2012 . . 35
Flächennutzungsplan 2010 . . 35
Edition der topographischen Karten 1:25.000 vom 19. bis 21. Jh. . . 36
Wachstumsphasenkarte . . 43
Literaturverzeichnis . . 44
Bildnachweis . . 47
Zeichenerklärung der Topographischen Karte i: 25.000 . . 48

Acknowledgments . . 8

Chapter 1: Time in Print . . 10
Chapter 2: Time Tables . . 26
Chapter 3: Graphic Transitions . . 70
Chapter 4: A New Chart or History . . 96
Chapter 5: Frontier Lines . . 150
Chapter 6: A Tinkerer s Art . . 180
Chapter 7: Outside ana inside . . 210
Chapter 8: Big time . . 238

Notes . . 248
Selected Bibliography . . 258
Credits . . 259
Index . . 263

Chapitre 1 De la carte . . 41
Chapitre 2 - Des regles pour raisonner. Une logique ternaire . . 85
Chaptire 3 - Imago Mundi . . 169
Chaptire 4 -La carte en acte . . 295
Conclusion - Éloge de l'entre-deux . . 385
References bibliographiques . . 405

Predslov

Zakladna Cast': Strucny Iexik6n kartografie . . 4
Cast' D1: Strucne dejiny kartografie vo svete . . 5
Cast' D2: Strucne dejiny kartografie vo vztahu k uzemiu Slovenska . . 159

Skratky . . 219
Literatura . . 289
Vecny register . . 193
Menny register . . 299

Preface page . . vii
Abbreviations . . xii

1: Introduction to Medieval Maps . . 1
2: Illustrated Histories . . 18
3: The Nature of Things . . 36
4: Space and Time in the Computus Manuscript . . 52
5: Maps in Three Computus Manuscripts . . 72
6: Maps in Medieval Histories . . 97
7: Histories without Maps, Maps as Histories . . 132
8: Spiritual Maps . . 145
Conclusion . . 164

Notes . . 167
Bibliography . . 191
General Index . . 204
Index of Manuscripts . . 209

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS . . ix
PREFACE TO THE ENGLISH-LANGUAGE EDITION . . xiii
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS . . xxi
INTRODUCTION: Between the Lines of the Map . . 1
1 WHAT IS A MAP? . . 11
2 GRAPHICS, GEOMETRY, & FIGURATION . . 103
3 MAPS & WRITING . . 189
4 THE CARTOGRAPHIC IMAGE: The Eye & Memory . . 269
CONCLUSION . . 361
NOTES . . 373
BIBLIOGRAPHY . . 389
INDEX . . 403

Key to Special Abbreviations . . VII
Acknowledgements . . IX
Foreword . . XI
Preface . . XIII

Introduction . . 1

CHAPTER ONE: THE PTOLEMAIC MAPS OF PERSIA . . 13
Historical Background . . 13
Ptolemy's Life and His Mapping of Persia . . 13
The Fifth Map of Asia Depicting Persia . . 16
Group PTOL-1, Bologna . . 18
Group PTOL-2, Rome . . 18
Group PTOL-3, Florence . . 21
Group PTOL-4, Ulm . . 24
Group PTOL-5, Early Venice . . 25
Group PTOL-6, Schott, Strasbourg . . 25
Group PTOL-7, Grueninger, Strasbourg . . 26
Group PTOL-8, Basel . . 35
Group PTOL-9, Gastaldi, Venice . . 37
Group PTOL-10, Ruscelli, Venice . . 37
Group PTOL-11, Mercator Plates, Cologne . . 41
Group PTOL-12, The Netherlands . . 41
Group PTOL-13, Magini, Venice; Cologne; Arnhem; Padua . . 44
Group PTOL-14, Sessa, Venice . . 46

CHAPTER TWO: GENERAL AND REGIONAL MAPS OF PERSIA . . 47
Historical Background . . 47
Section One: Italian Maps . . 56
Section Two: Maps from the Low Countries . . 62
Section Three: French Maps . . 100
Section Four: Germanic Maps . . 134
Section Five: British Maps . . 177
Section Six: Russian Maps . . 253
Section Seven: American Maps . . 258
Section Eight: Persian Maps . . 271
Section Nine: Turkish Maps . . 275
Section Ten: Spanish and Portuguese Maps . . 279
A Curiosity Map, Persia as a Persian Cat . . 285

List of Consulted Map Collections . . 287
List of Figures . . 288
List of Plates . . 289
Bibliography, Excluding Maps, Atlases and Old Books (pre-1925) . . 295
Chronological Index of Map Entries . . 299
Index of Personal and Institutional Names . . 307
Index of Geographical Names . . 314

Addenda . . 319

List of Plates, Figures, and Tables . . vi
Plates . . x
Beinecke Map (gatefold) . . after page 192

Introduction - The Beinecke Map . . 1
Chapter 1 - The Beinecke Map: Iconography and Physical Properties . . 9
Chapter 2 - Pictography, Writing, and Mapping in the Valley of Mexico and the Beinecke Map . . 31
Chapter 3 - Sibling Maps, Spatial Rivalries: The Beinecke Map and the Piano Parcial de la Ciudad de Mexico . . 53
Chapter 4 - The Traces of the Creative Process: Pictorial Materials and Techniques in the Beinecke Map . . 75
Chapter 5 - Analytical Report of the Pigments and Binding Materials Used on the Beinecke Map . . 91
Chapter 6 - On the Margins of Mexico City: What the Beinecke Map Shows . . 101
Chapter 7 - Crown and Tlatoque: The Iconography of Rulership in the Beinecke Map . . 111
Chapter 8 - Nahuatl Hieroglyphic Writing and the Beinecke Map . . 137
Chapter 9 - A Mexican Map Abroad: The Beinecke Map in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries . . 159

Afterword . . 177
Appendix A - Conservation of the Beinecke Map . . 179
Appendix B - Individuals Named Hieroglyphically on the Plots of the Beinecke Map . . 181

Contributors . . 193
Glossary . . 195
Bibliography . . 197
Index . . 209

Foreword . . ix
Preface . . xiii
Introduction: What Is a Map? . . xv

1 Compass Roses, Wind Faces, Commentaries, and Other Additions . . 1
2 All the Ships at Sea . . 41
3 Denizens of the Deep . . 67
4 The Cartographic Botanical Garden . . 91
5 The Cartographic Menagerie . . 105
6 The Peoples of the World . . 131
7 Of Human Achievements .. Conclusion . . 177

Notes . . 195
Cartobibliography . . 199
Bibliography . . 205
Index . . 209
Picture Credits . . 218