Synonymia Geographica

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Synonymia Geographica is a scholarly work by cartographer Abraham Ortelius that systematically compares and correlates ancient and contemporary geographical place names.

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instanceOf geographical reference work
scholarly work
toponymic dictionary
associatedWith Renaissance cartography
Theatrum Orbis Terrarum
author Abraham Ortelius
contributor Abraham Ortelius
countryOfOrigin Habsburg Netherlands
describedBy systematic comparison of ancient and modern place names
era 16th century
field cartography
historical geography
toponymy
genre reference work
scholarly geography text
hasForm printed book
hasPart correlation notes between ancient and modern toponyms
lists of ancient place names
lists of contemporary place names
language Latin
notableFor supporting identification of classical sites on early modern maps
systematic correlation of ancient and contemporary toponyms
purpose to compare ancient and contemporary geographical place names
to correlate classical toponyms with early modern locations
relatedWork Abraham Ortelius
subject ancient geography
modern geography
place-name equivalences
timePeriodDescribed classical antiquity
Early Modern period
surface form: early modern period
usedBy cartographers
classical scholars
historians of geography

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Abraham Ortelius notableWork Synonymia Geographica