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The route of the Exodus and the division of the land among the Twelve Tribes are prominent.
The Holy Land extends from the Nile to Damascus and from the Arnon Valley to the Mediterranean Sea. Long considered the first map of the Holy Land to use Hebrew lettering exclusively.
From "The Amsterdam Hagadah" by Abraham ben Yaakov , 17th Century. Published in Amsterdam in 1695.
The illustration on the right shows the story of Jonah and the whale. Above is Solomons boat which carried the cedar trees for the construction of the Temple .
The woman on righ symbolizes Africa. The eagle is the emblem of the Divine Power.
From the Eran Laor Cartographic Collection
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View of Jerusalem the Holy City, by far the most famous city of Juda and the East, shown in her present size and greatness. Birds-eye view of modern Jerusalem seen from the east.
From "Hierosolyma, urbs sancta" -"Illustriorum Hispaniae urbuim tabulae" by Franz Hogenberg 1535-1590.
Imprint by Jan Jansson, Amsterdam, 1657

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Map of the wandering of the Israelites from Egypt to the Promissed Land
From "Histoire du Peuple de Dieu" by Jacques Francois Benard, d.1751.
Imprint by Isaac Joseph Berruyer, Paris, 1728 .

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Shows part of Egypt, the Sinai Peninsula, and Palestine on both sides of the Jordan, divided among the Tribes.
From "Prospect of the most famous parts of the World" by John Speed, 1552-1629.
The map was originally dated 1611 and included in Speeds
"Genealogies of Holy Scriptures" inserted in the "Editio Princeps" of the King James Bible, published by Robert Barker .
Imprint by Thomas Basset and Richard Chiswell, London 1676.

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This is the first variant Ortelius first map of Palestine, a new description of the whole Promised Land.
"Theatrum orbis terrarum" by Abraham Ortelius 1527-1598,
Imprint by A. Coppen van Diest, Antwerp 1570 .

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Shows Palestine, both sides of the Jordan River, divided among the twelve Tribes of Israel. The shore line runs from Sidon to Gaza.
The Dead Sea is crescent shaped.
"Itinerarium Sacrae Scripturae" by Heinring Bunting, 1545-1606
Imprint by Jacobus Lucius, Helmstadt 1585 .

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This is a very interesting representation of Jerusalem and the rest of the world as known at the time. The map shows three continents: Europe, Asia and Africa in the form of a clover leaf with the city of Jerusalem in the centre. From "Itinerarium Sacrae Scipturae" by Heinrich Bunting , 1545-1606. Imprint by Jacobus Lucuis, Helmstadt 1585 .

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