File:Belgium Sive Inferior Germania post omnes in hac forma, exactissime descripta. auct Abrahamo Goos, 1621.jpg
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Nederlands: Deze kaart uit 1621 is gemaakt door Abraham Goos en gebaseerd op de kaart van de Zeventien Provincies van Willem Jansz Blaeu uit 1608. Een opvallend kenmerk in de kaartinhoud is de opzettelijke weglating van het gebied, bekend als 'Leodiensis Episcopatus'. Het Bisdom Luik is leeg op de kaart, omdat het in juridische zin geen deel uitmaakt van de zeventien provincies der Nederlanden. Hiermee is deze kaart uniek, er is bestaat geen andere kaart waarop het gebied opzettelijk leeg is gelaten. De terugwinning van de Zijper-, Beemster- en Purmer-polders en een klein gebied in de Dollart-regio, is eveneens aangegeven op de kaart. De kaart wordt uitgegeven door Ian Iansen (Johannes Janssonius?); in de cartouche aan de onderzijde van de kaart in het midden, staat de volgende tekst te lezen: Gedruckt tot Amstredam bij Ian Iansen Boekverckoper wonende in t water op de Paskaert.
English: This card from 1621 was made by Abraham Goos and based on the map of the Seventeen Provinces of Willem Jansz Blaeu from 1608. A striking feature in the card content is the deliberate omission of the area known as 'Leodiensis Episcopatus'. The Liège diocese is empty on the map because it is not part of the seventeen provinces of the Netherlands in legal terms. This card is unique, there is no other card on which the area has been intentionally left empty. The recovery of the Zijper, Beemster and Purmer polders and a small area in the Dollart region is also indicated on the map. The card is issued by Ian Iansen (Johannes Janssonius?); In the cartouche at the bottom of the map in the middle, read the following text: 'Gedruckt tot Amstredam bij Ian Iansen Boekverckoper wonende in t water op de Paskaert.' Translated: 'Printed in Amsterdam by Ian Iansen Booksalesman living in the water on the Paskaert.' |
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| Source | Uitgegeven door Ian Iansen in 1621 |
| Author | Abraham Goos |
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