First printing in the original Greek of philospher and physician Sextus Empiricus Printed Area Measurement_49 x 63 cm This miniature atlas used maps

This miniature atlas used maps by van den Keere to illustrate a pocket edition of Speed’s text

shortly before his retirement in 1934

charity schools

and 20 single-page black and white maps and plans all lithographed by brothers James and Josiah Neele

concluding with the seven kingdoms of the Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy

First printing in the original Greek of philospher and physician Sextus Empiricus Printed Area Measurement_49 x 63 cm This miniature atlas used maps[Greek title] Opera quae extant. Magno ingenii acumine scripti, Pyrrhoniarum hypotyroseon [Greek] libri III. Quibus in tres Philosophiae partes acerrime inquiritur, Henrico Stephano Interprete: Adversus Mathematicos, hoc est, eos qui disciplinas profitentur, Libri X. Gentiano Herveto Avrelio Interprete The second century physician and philosopher Sextus Empiricus is our major surviving source for Greek scepticism. The earliest printed editions of his