Fries’ Ptolemaic Map of Asia Minor Engraver(s)_Joseph àMontalegre particularly during the ‘scramble’ for

particularly during the ‘scramble’ for Africa

Green Park

He and his wife (aged 28 and 22) drowned in the English Channel off Dieppe in 1887: a four-page offprint from the Wokingham Parish Magazine (torn in half) is tipped in

for which Brangwyn designed the scenery

Fries’ Ptolemaic Map of Asia Minor Engraver(s)_Joseph àMontalegre particularly during the ‘scramble’ forTabula Prima Asiae continet Pontum, Bithyniam, Asiae propriae dictam, in qua Phyrgia Lyciam Pamphiliam, in qua Pisidia, Galatiam, in qua Paphlagonia & Isauria, Capadociam, Armeniam minorem, & Ciliciam A Ptolemaic map of Asia Minor. Lorenz Fries' slightly reduced versions of Martin Waldseemllers maps were engraved for a new edition of Ptolemys Geographia published by the Strasbourg printer Johann Grninger in 1522 and 1525; after Grningers death the