Published in 1482, this map was authored by Ptolemaios Klaudios and Nicolaus Germanus, printed by Lienhart Hol in Ulm, Germany, based on the classical geography of Claudius Ptolemy. It is a bold woodcut masterpiece, an atlas printed north of the Alps, famously distinguished by its vibrant lapis lazuli blue seas. The map shows the East as "European Sarmatia" according to Herodotus’s ancient boundaries, stretching from the Vistula in the west to the Tanais (the ancient name that Herodotus used for the Don River) in the east. To the north, it depicts Gothia within a newly modernized Scandinavia and labels the Baltic Sea as the Oceanus Sarmaticus. Along these northern coasts, the Venedes (Wends) are clearly marked.
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