Morel’s Demosthenes Mapmaker(s)_Commander J Parsons Sheet 1058

Sheet 1058

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and Abbey notes that copies exist with varying numbers of plates (up to 19)

This map of Cardiganshire was published in the second edition of Philemon Holland’s translation of Camden’s Britannia into English

the latter ruled on Napoleon’s behalf by his step-son Eugène de Beauharnais

Morel’s Demosthenes Mapmaker(s)_Commander J Parsons Sheet 1058[Greek title: Demosthenous logoi, kai prooimia demegorika, kai epistolai: syn tais exegesesin ophelimotatais, tou Oulpianou rhetoros, te ton palaion antigraphon basilikon epikouria auxetheisais kai diorthothesais ] Lutetiae [Paris]: apud Iacobum Dupuys, 1570 Dibdin describes this edition of Demosthenes as a beautiful and an excellent one and explains that it was originally planned by Guillaume Morel; after Morels death in 1564 three French booksellers