“The Turkish Empire in Europe, Asia and Africa, Dividid [sic] into all its Governments, together with the Other Territories that are Tributary to it, as also the Dominions of the Emperor of Marocco…”

MOLL, HERMAN.

London, first edition of map 1714 (or later)

Hand-colored copperplate map, two sheets conjoined.

G.R. Tibbetts, Arabia in Early Maps, no. 202.

From: Moll’s The World Described, pl. 29. Large format map of the Ottoman Empire by Herman Moll (1654-1732) one of England’s leading geographers and map-makers. The Empire is depicted here spread over three continents including all of southern Europe, northern Africa, Arabia, and Turkey. In addition, there are inset views of Constantinople, Smyrna, along with a panorama of Jerusalem with a key identifying notable places (after Cornelius le Bruyn, 1698).