01631nam a2200265Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029010001700070035002000087040002400107050002100131240001600152245010600168260004600274300003400320490006900354500051400423504010800937650003201045700008201077700004801159700004901207810010901256120021BIBL20180410083215.0760811s1959    xx h          001 0 eng    aa  59009732   a(OCoLC)02366506  aDLCcUUMdm.c.dOCL0 aPB13b.C3 vol.5100aMapa mundi.10aSemeiança del mundoba medieval description of the worldcby William E. Bull and Harry F. Williams.  aBerkeleybUniversity of Californiac1959.  a164p.bdiagr., facsim.c24cm.1 aUniversity of California publications in modern philology2Local  aAttributed by the editors to an unknown Castilian author of the 13th century, who derived his text in part from the Etymologiae of Saint Isidorus, Bishop of Seville. Texts A and B, edited from Illuminated ms. 46, Biblioteca Nacional, Lisbon, and Ms. X. III. 4, Biblioteca del Escorial, respectively, name Saint Isidorus as author. A third ms. (l.7.979, Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid) was edited by Blázquez y Delgado Aguilera as the work of Saint Isidorus and published (Madrid, 1908) under title: Mapa-mundi.  aBibliographical references included in "Notes to Introduction" (132-135) and Textual notes" (p.136-142) 0aGeography, Medieval.2Local00aIsidorus,cSaint, Bishop of Seville,dd.560?-636esupposed author.w1n2Local10aWilliams, Harry Franklind1911-eed.2Local10aBull, William Emersond1909-eed.wdn2Local2 aUniversity of California, BerkeleytUniversity of California publications in modern philologyvv.51.wcn