Copies of Rare Maps

I.—	Delineation of the hyperborean regions by Sigurd Stephanius in 1570	22
II.—	A part of the map of the New World contained in the edition of Ptolemy’s geography printed in Strasburg in 1513	124
III.—	A part of the Cabot-map of 1544, in the Bibliothèque nationale, Paris	190
IV.—	Map of the New World contained in Peter Martyr’s “Legatio Babylonica,” printed in 1511	220
V.—	A tracing representing the limits of the discoveries of Juan Ponce de Leon and Francisco de Garay. 1521	278
VI.—	A part of the map of the fourth part of the world contained in the Cosmographie Universelle by André Thevet, printed in Paris in 1575	304
VII.—	Map of Terre de la Franciscane in the cosmography of Jean Alphonse and Raulin Secalart, 1545	354
VIII.—	Map of a part of North America made by Giacomo de Gastaldi in 1553	356
IX.—	A part of the map of the world made by Gerard Mercator in Duisburg in 1569	360
X.—	A part of the map of the world made by Juan de la Cosa in 1500	cover-pocket
XI.—	A part of the map of the world made by Johann Ruysch, contained in the edition of Ptolemy’s geography printed in Rome in 1508	cover-pocket
XII.—	A part of the map of the world made by Visconte de Maiollo in 1527	cover-pocket