Atlas Antiquus Danvillianus : Conspectus Tabularum Geographicarum. : I. Orbis Veteribus Notus, feilieet: Europa. Asia. Africa., II. Orbis Romani Pars Occidentalis: Hispania. Britannia. Germania. Gallia utraque. Italia. Sicilia. Sardinia. Corsica. Vindelicia. Rhaetia. Noricum. Pannonia. Illyricum., III. Gallia., IV. Italia. Sicilia. Sardinia. Corsica., V. Orbis Romani pars Orientalis. Sarmatia. Europ. Taurica. Chersonesus. Moesia superior et inferior. Macedonia. Thracia. Asia. Graecia minor. Syria. Palaestina. Arabia. Aegyptus., VI. Graecia., VII. Asia Minor et Syria., VIII. Palaestina., IX. Euphrates et Tigris., X. India., XI. Aegyptus. (Numidia. Mauretania. in Tab. II)., XII. Tabula medii Aevi. Germania. Francia. Italia. Hispania. Insulae Britannicae
This is a historical atlas of ancient geography by Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d'Anville, published in 1782 in Nuremberg by the Weigel-Schneider firm, intended for scholars and students of classical antiquity. The pictures are engraved maps of ancient Gaul and Germany with hand-coloured regional borders, rivers and mountain hatching, and carefully lettered Latin place names in cartouches and side panels, showing how a designer might structure a dense, labelled regional map.
