63Fo.29PETRI APIANI.
maniæ populi, ab illis ad Sauromatas vſque Germania magna pro-
1313[Handwritten note 13]1414[Handwritten note 14]1515[Handwritten note 15]1616[Handwritten note 16]1717[Handwritten note 17]1818[Handwritten note 18] miſſa eſt, ad aquilonem Germanico oceano magno limite penè di-
recto iungitur, niſi vbi Dania (quam hodie Daciam appellat) Cher
ſoneſum efficiens prominet. Ab auſtro finitur alpibus, quas Ptol.
Pœnas aut pœninas vocat. Ipſa haud vlli fertilitate terræ poſtferen
da, circa montana argentum cæteraq́ue metalla procreat, nec pri-
uata eſt auro. Rheno, Danubio (qui ſeptem Oſtijs ſe in pontum
exonerat) Necharo, Albi, cæterisq́ue limpiſſimis fluminibus irriga-
tur. Dicta autem eſt Germania à teutonico vocabulo Gar ein man,
quaſi victrix multarum gentium. In ea prima gentium eſt Sueuia,
1313[Handwritten note 13]1414[Handwritten note 14]1515[Handwritten note 15]1616[Handwritten note 16]1717[Handwritten note 17]1818[Handwritten note 18] deinde Franconia, Turingia, Voytlandia. Spectat & meridiem Vin-
delicia: deinde Morauia, cui iun gitur Pannonia, huic Myſia prouin
cia ad pontum vſq; cum Danubio decurrens. In medio Bohemia,
quæ Hercinia ſylua tanquam natiuo muro, vndique cingitur. Ver-
ſus Aquilonem habitãt Miſnenſes, Saxones: ab ijs Rhenum verſus
V V eſt phalia, Haſſia, Hartzia, Phriſia, Hollandia: vltraq́ue Saxones,
Holſatia, Sileſia, Marchia, Mechelburgia, Pomerania, quæ ad Sarma-
1313[Handwritten note 13]1414[Handwritten note 14]1515[Handwritten note 15]1616[Handwritten note 16]1717[Handwritten note 17]1818[Handwritten note 18] tas porrigitur. Sarmatiam habitant Pruſſi, Liuoni, Ruſſi, Moſſoui,
Lituani, Poloni, VV alachi, Tranſſiluani. Deinde Dacia eſt, ſuper
1313[Handwritten note 13]1414[Handwritten note 14]1515[Handwritten note 15]1616[Handwritten note 16]1717[Handwritten note 17]1818[Handwritten note 18] quam Thracia, quæ Græcia modò appellatur, habens in ſe particu-
lares regiones Epirum, Achaiam, Macedoniam, Moream, & c. Sinum
Hadriaticum cingunt Dalmatæ, Illyrij, in ipſo flexu Hiſtriani &
1313[Handwritten note 13]1414[Handwritten note 14]1515[Handwritten note 15]1616[Handwritten note 16]1717[Handwritten note 17]1818[Handwritten note 18] forum Iulij: vltrà quicquid eſt, vno nomine Italia dicitur, cuius
prouinciæ ſunt, Campania, Calabria, Latium, Apulia Tuſcia, Vm-
bria, Gallia togata, Longobardia, Venetiana, & Anconitana.
1313[Handwritten note 13]1414[Handwritten note 14]1515[Handwritten note 15]1616[Handwritten note 16]1717[Handwritten note 17]1818[Handwritten note 18] miſſa eſt, ad aquilonem Germanico oceano magno limite penè di-
recto iungitur, niſi vbi Dania (quam hodie Daciam appellat) Cher
ſoneſum efficiens prominet. Ab auſtro finitur alpibus, quas Ptol.
Pœnas aut pœninas vocat. Ipſa haud vlli fertilitate terræ poſtferen
da, circa montana argentum cæteraq́ue metalla procreat, nec pri-
uata eſt auro. Rheno, Danubio (qui ſeptem Oſtijs ſe in pontum
exonerat) Necharo, Albi, cæterisq́ue limpiſſimis fluminibus irriga-
tur. Dicta autem eſt Germania à teutonico vocabulo Gar ein man,
quaſi victrix multarum gentium. In ea prima gentium eſt Sueuia,
1313[Handwritten note 13]1414[Handwritten note 14]1515[Handwritten note 15]1616[Handwritten note 16]1717[Handwritten note 17]1818[Handwritten note 18] deinde Franconia, Turingia, Voytlandia. Spectat & meridiem Vin-
delicia: deinde Morauia, cui iun gitur Pannonia, huic Myſia prouin
cia ad pontum vſq; cum Danubio decurrens. In medio Bohemia,
quæ Hercinia ſylua tanquam natiuo muro, vndique cingitur. Ver-
ſus Aquilonem habitãt Miſnenſes, Saxones: ab ijs Rhenum verſus
V V eſt phalia, Haſſia, Hartzia, Phriſia, Hollandia: vltraq́ue Saxones,
Holſatia, Sileſia, Marchia, Mechelburgia, Pomerania, quæ ad Sarma-
1313[Handwritten note 13]1414[Handwritten note 14]1515[Handwritten note 15]1616[Handwritten note 16]1717[Handwritten note 17]1818[Handwritten note 18] tas porrigitur. Sarmatiam habitant Pruſſi, Liuoni, Ruſſi, Moſſoui,
Lituani, Poloni, VV alachi, Tranſſiluani. Deinde Dacia eſt, ſuper
1313[Handwritten note 13]1414[Handwritten note 14]1515[Handwritten note 15]1616[Handwritten note 16]1717[Handwritten note 17]1818[Handwritten note 18] quam Thracia, quæ Græcia modò appellatur, habens in ſe particu-
lares regiones Epirum, Achaiam, Macedoniam, Moream, & c. Sinum
Hadriaticum cingunt Dalmatæ, Illyrij, in ipſo flexu Hiſtriani &
1313[Handwritten note 13]1414[Handwritten note 14]1515[Handwritten note 15]1616[Handwritten note 16]1717[Handwritten note 17]1818[Handwritten note 18] forum Iulij: vltrà quicquid eſt, vno nomine Italia dicitur, cuius
prouinciæ ſunt, Campania, Calabria, Latium, Apulia Tuſcia, Vm-
bria, Gallia togata, Longobardia, Venetiana, & Anconitana.
DE AFRICA. CAP. II.
AFrica (quam Gręci Libiam appellauere) vt Io
1313[Handwritten note 13]1414[Handwritten note 14]1515[Handwritten note 15]1616[Handwritten note 16]1717[Handwritten note 17]1818[Handwritten note 18] ſephus lib. Ant. inquit, ab A fro vno ex poſte-
ris Habrahę de Cethura dicta, qui dicitur du-
xiſſe aduerſus Libiam exercitũ, & ibi deuictis
hoſtibus conſediſſe. Incipit à Gaditano freto,
& finitur Ægyptio, ab A quilone mediterra-
neo mari cõiuncta, ab Auſtro Æthiopico oce
ano ſuſcipitur. Habet regiones & prouincias
Tingitanam & Cæſarienſem Mauritanias, Numidiam, Lybiã, Car-
thaginenſem, Bizantium, Cyrenaicã, quæ Pentapolis dicitur, Ægy-
ptum & Æthiopiam. Mauritania itaq; Tingitana à Tingis oppido
dicta, habet ab oriente Maluam fluuium, à Septentrione mari Itali
co & Gaditano freto alluitur: ab occidente Atlantico oceano clau
ditur, ibi Abilis columna, & Heptadel phi montes. Cæſarienſis mau
ritania habet ab occaſu Tingitanã, ab oriẽte Numidiã, à Septẽtrio
ne pelagus, vltrà ad Carthaginenſem regionẽ, ab Ampſaga Numi-
dia eſt, Maſſiniſſæ clara nomine, de quo Ouid. lib. 6 Græcis autem
appellata eſt Methagonitis terra, vbi Hippon regia &
1313[Handwritten note 13]1414[Handwritten note 14]1515[Handwritten note 15]1616[Handwritten note 16]1717[Handwritten note 17]1818[Handwritten note 18] ſephus lib. Ant. inquit, ab A fro vno ex poſte-
ris Habrahę de Cethura dicta, qui dicitur du-
xiſſe aduerſus Libiam exercitũ, & ibi deuictis
hoſtibus conſediſſe. Incipit à Gaditano freto,
& finitur Ægyptio, ab A quilone mediterra-
neo mari cõiuncta, ab Auſtro Æthiopico oce
ano ſuſcipitur. Habet regiones & prouincias
Tingitanam & Cæſarienſem Mauritanias, Numidiam, Lybiã, Car-
thaginenſem, Bizantium, Cyrenaicã, quæ Pentapolis dicitur, Ægy-
ptum & Æthiopiam. Mauritania itaq; Tingitana à Tingis oppido
dicta, habet ab oriente Maluam fluuium, à Septentrione mari Itali
co & Gaditano freto alluitur: ab occidente Atlantico oceano clau
ditur, ibi Abilis columna, & Heptadel phi montes. Cæſarienſis mau
ritania habet ab occaſu Tingitanã, ab oriẽte Numidiã, à Septẽtrio
ne pelagus, vltrà ad Carthaginenſem regionẽ, ab Ampſaga Numi-
dia eſt, Maſſiniſſæ clara nomine, de quo Ouid. lib. 6 Græcis autem
appellata eſt Methagonitis terra, vbi Hippon regia &