Ho en Madēva mōsaïkos kai geōgraphikos peri Syrias, Palaistinēs kai Aigyptou chartēs
By: hypo Kleopa M. Koikylidou ... ; ekdidotai to prōton epimeleia tōn ... Phrankiskanōn
Publisher: Ek tou Typographeiou tōn Phrankiskanōn, 1897.
Published: 1985
Place of publication: En Hierosolymois
Language: gre
Number of pages: 26
Subjects: Antiquities; Byzantine Mosaics; Mosaic Pavements; Historical geography; Cartography; Madaba map
Notes: According to the Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium, the Madaba Mosaic Map is a late 6th-c. topographical pavement depicting the Holy Land, set into the transept of a church at Madaba in Jordan. The major surviving fragment (10.5 x 5 m) shows the area from the Jordan Valley to the Nile; dominating its center is Jerusalem.

Romanized record.

Title from cover.

Errata on p. [27]