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Siciliae Regnum.

Map from the Mercator’s: “Italia Sclavonia et Greciae Tabula gographicae”. Published in Amsterdam by H. Hondius in 1619. Text in French on verso. Koeman, Me26A.

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Map from the Mercator’s: “Italia Sclavonia et Greciae Tabula gographicae”. Published in Amsterdam by H. Hondius in 1619. Text in French on verso. Koeman, Me26A.

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