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A woodcut depicts a circular map of the world next to a profile portrait of a man, representing the likeness of the subject.
A decorative initial letter C contains a small figure.Chorography (as Werner says), which is also called Topography, considers certain partial locations separately and absolutely, without comparing them to each other or to the universal circumference of the earth. It reports and pursues all things, and even the smallest details contained within them, such as ports, villages, peoples, the courses of streams, and whatever else is bordering them, such as buildings, houses, towers, and walls, etc. The end of this subject is finalized in the depiction of the likeness of a partial place, just as if a painter were to design and depict only an ear or an eye.
What Chorography considers.
The end of Chorography.
A woodcut depicts a landscape showing buildings, trees, and a river alongside an illustration of an eye and an ear.