✍Mixed manuscript — transcription may contain uncertain readings

⚠Handwritten [facsimile of 15th-century Latin humanist cursive]

A detailed bird's-eye view map of Constantinople and the district of Pera. At the top is the walled town of Pera (labeled "PERA") with its central tower. Below it, across the Golden Horn, is the large, triangular walled city of Constantinople. The map features numerous landmarks including churches with domes, several monumental columns (labeled "colūna"), and various gates and towers. The land across the Bosphorus to the right is labeled "Scutari". The drawing style is typical of 15th-century cartography, using isometric perspectives for buildings.

PERA

Scutari

St. Dionysius

St. Savior

St. Luke

St. John

column

St. Sophia

St. Demetrius

St. Andrew

harbor

Constantinople, formerly Byzantium,
but now it has in circumference? miles?...

MAP OF CONSTANTINOPLE IN 1422,

(By Buondelmonti.)