MAP OF THE ENTIRE WORLD

A detailed 16th-century world map (orthographic projection) set within an ornate frame. Billowing blue and white clouds fill the four corners outside the map's oval border. At the top and bottom are large decorative strapwork cartouches with Latin text. The map displays the continents of Europe, Africa, Asia, and America (labeled "America or New India"). A massive southern continent, "Southern Land Not Yet Known," stretches across the bottom. The oceans are populated with sailing ships and sea monsters. Red lines mark the Equator and Tropics.

ANIAN

AMERICA OR NEW INDIA. first discovered in the year 1492 by Christopher Columbus in the name of the King of Castile

Tolm
Tontonteac
Cevola
Marata
Chilaga
Canagadi
Avacal
Florida
New France
Norumbega
Baccalaos

Greenland
Estotiland
Iceland
Frisland

Azores
Canary Islands
Cape Verde

ATLANTIC OCEAN
North Sea

Spain
Gaul
Germany
Italy
Greece
Anatolia
Syria

Barbary
Biledulgerid
Interior Libya
AFRICA / Agisymba
Manicongo
Ethiopia

Arabia
Persia

Tartary
Mongol
Cathay
China
East India

Caribana
Quito
Peru
Amazons
Brazil

South Sea

ETHIOPIAN OCEAN

Chile
Chica

THE PACIFIC SEA

INDIAN SEA

Java Major
Sumatra
Java Minor

Region of Parrots so named by the Portuguese because of the incredible size of those birds in that place

Some call this Southern continent the Magellanic region, after its discoverer.

SOUTHERN LAND NOT YET KNOWN

It is clear from the written travels of Marco Polo the Venetian and Ludovico de Varthema that there are vast regions here.

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WHAT CAN SEEM GREAT IN HUMAN AFFAIRS TO THE PERSON WHO HAS KNOWN ALL ETERNITY AND THE MAGNITUDE OF THE ENTIRE WORLD. CICERO:

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