Map of the Holy Land in its Tribal Divisions. Tirinus Jacobus. Venice, 1786?

Map of the Holy Land in its Tribal Divisions. Tirinus Jacobus. Venice, 1786?
Chorographia Terrae Sanctae in Angustiorem Forman Redacta, copperplate engraving of the Holy Land in its tribal divisions, on both sides of the Jordan by Tirinus Jacobus, according to Adrichom’s map (The first edition was published in Antwerp, 1632). Laor, 771 lists a similar map printed in its first edition in Commentarius in Vetus etNovum Testamentum, Antwerp 1632. He notes “Probably engraved by Cornelis Galle”. However, this map has the engraver’s name in the bottom right corner ‘Aloja R. Scul’. Laor, 771-a, lists a similar map from “In universam Sacram Scripturam”. Tirinus, Jacobus 1786. Aloja Raffaello (1786 – 1915) worked in Italy. Laor notes that the map appears between pages V-IV. However, this map features “pag. 1″ in the upper right corner.Black and white. Corrections of previous mistakes. Eastward view. Shoreline from Sidon in the north and the Nile Delta in the south. Inset small, oval map of Jerusalem at bottom center. Bordered by 18 miniature engravings of vessels from the Holy Temple, illustration of ancient coins with Hebrew letters, Menorah, blueprint of the Holy Temple and a view of its façade. Latin. 79×31 cm. Inclusive – 94.5×41 cm. 2 leaves – professionally attached. Thick, quality paper. Original folds. Small tear with loss in the blank margins. Tear without loss in the blank margins. Aging stains in the blank margins.Laor, 771a. Very fine condition.