Lost civilizations and anomalous archaeology

Atlantis novi pars secunda

exhibens Germaniam inferiorem, Galliam, Helvetiam, atque Hispaniam

by Gerard Mercator

First published:
17th century
Language: Latin

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Lost civilizations and anomalous archaeology
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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
exhibens Germaniam inferiorem, Galliam, Helvetiam, atque Hispaniam Dutch National Bibliography linked-data record Door Gerard Mercator en Jodocus Hondius; Extent: 0 pages; Publication statement: Amstelodami, : sumptibus Henrici Hondii, & Ioannis Ianssonii. 1638	1638	sumptibus Henrici Hondii, & Ioannis Ianssonii	Latin	—	Catalog record	Dutch National Bibliography — KB, National Library of the Netherlands (opens in a new tab) Dutch National Bibliography — KB, National Library of the Netherlands (opens in a new tab)