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Bindinged bumped and rubed with loss of upper spine
dressed in the habit of the Poles
The volumes are illustrated with two repeated woodcut title-borders
such as perspective
Maps very good
The First recorded suggestion of Continental Drift - Thesaurus Geographicus - 1596 - Ortelius - Plantin archive Bindinged bumped and rubed with"Thesaurus Geographicus" Abraham Ortelius Published in 1596 by Christopher Plantin Complete Early 18th Century binding Rebacked to style This book is the first recorded suggestion of continental drift. Ortelius first postulates that the coasts of Africa and the Americas had once existed side by side. In his description of Gadricus, Plato's name for Atlantis, he writes: "If someone brings forward a map of the world and considers carefully the coasts of
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