Atlas of the age of Renaissance

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Renaissance

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  14/15thCE : Time for the Crown of Aragon to handle its hegemony over Mediterranea.
  alt. map ; [ uso ]
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  Europe in 1470 : High Renaissance about to spread out of Italy.
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  1494 : Political map of Italy end of Quattrocento.
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  1648, treaties at the end of the Thirty Years' War : a very end of the current work.
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  Map of Italian and Northern Renaissance cities

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