This two-sheet map illustrates the Roman Empire in the year 400 AD, and includes all of western Europe, northern Africa, and south-central Asia. The map is flanked by insets showing the modern world in Western and Eastern hemispheres. It is filled with extensive notations, including one indicates that a gold coin stamped with the effigy of Augustus Caesar was found in an American gold mine, confirming the probability that the Roman penetrated as far as the New World.

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Condition: A

Sharp impression with contemporary outline color on bright sheets with a "PD" watermark. There is a hint of toning along the centerfolds, a few tiny spots, a vertical crease on the western sheet, and an archivally repaired centerfold separation on the eastern sheet that just passes the neatline at bottom.