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200 14$aLes grandeurs de la Terre
210 31$aLyon :$cENS Éditions,$d2003
210  4$d©2003
215   $a1 online resource (420 pages) $cillustrations (chiefly black and white), maps, photographs, facsimiles ;$ddigital file (PDF)
225 1 $aSociétés, Espaces, Temps,
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330   $aThe present essay focuses on three major moments of geographical thought in the Renaissance: the re-appropriation of Ptolemaic cartographic methods, the development of descriptive cosmography by Sebastian Münster, and the geographical meditation of Abraham Ortelius .
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606   $aCosmography
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610  1$aaspect symbolique;
610  1$agéographie (discipline)
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