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A map of the biblical Palestine with three biblical scenes: Moses and the ten commandments; the serpent on the pole; Christ healing the insane; the Crucifixion. Etching after G. Rogg.
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A map of the biblical Palestine with three biblical scenes: Moses and the ten commandments; the serpent on the pole; Christ healing the insane; the Crucifixion. Etching after G. Rogg.

Unknown artist

CC0 — Public Domain
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Lettering: Regio Canaan seu terra promissionis postea Iudea vel Paelstina nominata hodie Terra Sancta vocata. Quae olim XII tribus hoc autem aevo in VI provincias distincta est iuxta recentissimas et accuratissimas descriptiones adornata per Matth. Seutter, Sae. Caes. Maj. Geographo Augusta. Cum Gratia et Privil. SRI Vicarius, in partibus Rheni. sveviae, et Juris Franconici. G. Rogg. del.

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