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Maps of Cornwall

lyskerrys Posted: 21.12.2005, 12:07



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Any idea of the date of that one, Fulub?
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AndyQ Posted: 30.12.2005, 12:37



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Here are some more.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~genmaps/genfiles/COU_files/ENG/aaEng/lily_britannia_1548.html

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~genmaps/genfiles/COU_files/ENG/aaEng/munster_england_1550.htm

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~genmaps/genfiles/COU_files/ENG/aaEng/ruscelli_angla_1561.htm
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AndyQ Posted: 30.12.2005, 12:54



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And one more.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~genmaps/genfiles/COU_files/ENG/aaEng/ortelius_anglia-epitome_1595.htm
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Tumbled Posted: 02.01.2006, 15:42



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Map of the European Nations (historical minority and majority nations)
http://www.eurominority.org/documents/cartes/europe-stateless-nations.gif
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Tumbled Posted: 02.01.2006, 15:55



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Map of United Kingdom / Carte du Royaume-Uni (nation)

http://www.eurominority.org/documents/langues/united-kingdom.gif
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porthia1947 Posted: 02.01.2006, 19:10



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What's the source for these two Tumbled (and thanks for sharing them) ?
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Tumbled Posted: 02.01.2006, 19:28



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Here you go !

http://www.eurominority.org/version/eng/maps-states2.asp?id_pays=45

Oll an Gwella !

http://www.eurominority.org/documents/langues/kernow.gif
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nxylas Posted: 05.01.2006, 21:23



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A map of the Burghs of Alfred's Wessex, taken from the Burghal Hidage. Notice any...gaps?

http://www.ogdoad.force9.co.uk/alfred/Mapa.gif
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Ian Posted: 06.01.2006, 01:39



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Try this one (apologies for the url name):
http://www.roma...nEngland.gif
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lyskerrys Posted: 06.01.2006, 12:23



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Anyone know enough Ancient Greek to be able to give literal (not present-day) translations?
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nxylas Posted: 06.01.2006, 16:41



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Anyone know enough Ancient Greek to be able to give literal (not present-day) translations?


I can read the Greek names, but translation is a bit beyond me. I'll ask the missus when she gets home, she speaks better Greek than I do (we are both of Greek descent).
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nxylas Posted: 06.01.2006, 16:51



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The name west of Tamari is Ouoliva/Woliva and I have just looked up "akron" in my Greek/English dictionary. It means end or extremity, so the text just South of Land's End reads "Damnonian and Okrinon end" (perhaps "point" would be a better translation in a geographical context). No idea what Okrinon means, I'm afraid - it is capitalised, so I assume it is a proper noun.
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TGG Posted: 06.01.2006, 17:31

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Posted: Jan 06, 2006 - 04:51 PM

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The name west of Tamari is Ouoliva/Woliva and I have just looked up "akron" in my Greek/English dictionary. It means end or extremity, so the text just South of Land's End reads "Damnonian and Okrinon end" (perhaps "point" would be a better translation in a geographical context). No idea what Okrinon means, I'm afraid - it is capitalised, so I assume it is a proper noun.


Putting Okrinon in Google brings up a number of pages including this one:

Lizard Peninsula
Damnonion to kai Okrinon akron Damnonium sive Ocrinum promontorium var.
Okrion Ocrium (Ptolemy II 3 2) Okrinon akron Ocrinum promontorium (Ptolemy II 3 3) ...
http://www.romanmap.com/htm/names/Lizard%20Peninsula.htm - 2k - Cached - Similar pages

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Tumbled Posted: 12.01.2006, 22:03



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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Cornish_language
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/3/34/Selected_languages_and_accents_of_the_british_isles2_rjl.jpg/590px-Selected_languages_and_accents_of_the_british_isles2_rjl.jpg
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Tumbled Posted: 14.01.2006, 18:43



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Grande Planisfero 1529 - Girolamo da Verrazano - (Vatican Museum)
Apparently the close up clearly shows Cornwall as a distinct nation of Britain.

http://www.capurromrc.it/mappe/!0194girolamo.html
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