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A59127	Atlas minimus, or, A book of geography shewing all the empires, monarchies, kingdomes, regions, dominions, principalities and countries in the whole world / by John Seller ...	Seller, John, fl. 1658-1698.	1679 (1679)	Wing S2465; ESTC R13141	22,188	159

circuit being a Peninsula situate over against the Isle Cuba the chief City is Guatimala over against which lies the Island of Sancta Cruze Of PERUANA Peruana the other or Southern part of America contains Castella Aurea Guiana Pera Brasile and Chile 't is in compass 17000 miles and consequently bigger than the other which is computed but 13000. It contains several Provinces as 1. Castella Aurea so called from its abundance of Gold is admirably stored with Mines Spices Pearls and Medicinal Herbs 2. Castella deloro in which is Nombre de dios and Panama two Towns through which passes all the Traffick between Spain and Peru for whatever comes from Peru is unladen at Panama carried by Land to Nombre dedios and there shipt for Spain and so on the contrary for what is to go to Peru. 3. New Granada situate on the South side a Country very strong by its natural Fortifications of vast stony Rocks yet it has many delicate Vallies which yield much Fruit and some Mines of Gold and Silver but not in any great quantity Cartagena hath a fruitful Soil and great Riches the Metropolis hereof Sir Francis Drake surprized in the year 1585 and besides inestimable Summs of Money and Plate took away with him from thence 240 pieces of Ordnance Guiana hath on the East and South the vast River of Amazons and on the North the great River Orenoque navigable with Ships of Burthen 1000 miles together and with Boats and small Pinaces almost 2000. Yet that of the Amazons is greater still being navigable 6000 miles and towards the Sea is said to be 200 miles broad this Country is situate under the Equinox and the People in the winter dwell in Trees for fear of being drown'd in the usual excessive Floods occasion'd by the frequent Rains Peru hath on the East the Mountains on the West Del Zur or the Pacifique Sea so call'd because it has no Flux or Reflux the Soil is luxuriant in all manner of Grain Fortunate in the civility of its Inhabitants frequency of Cities and salubrity of Air aboundant in Gold and Silver above any other in America The chief Cities are Saint Michaels and Arequipa situate on the River of Plate which is 200 miles long and 150 miles broad at the Mouth the King of this Countrey named Atabalipa being overcome by the Spaniards gave them for his ransome an House piled up full on all sides with refined Gold and Silver being in estimation above ten Millions which when they had received they most perfidiously slew him And here I would mind the Reader and for the honour of our English Nation that several of our Nation hath past and repast the Straights of Magelan into the South Sea or Mare Pacificum 1. Sir Francis Drake and in the year 1669 Sir John Narborough went thither with two Ships the one called the Sweepstakes and the other the Bachelour Captain Humphrey Flemming both which Ships proceeded till they came near the Straights of Magelan not far from Rio St. Julian which was the appointed place of meeting near which place they lost one another whereupon the latter returned home and the other proceeded on her Voyage in the South Sea as far as Baldivia and from thence returned safe to England in the year 1681. Some of our English men under the command of our Captain Sharp and Captain Ringroso after great exploits against the Spaniards by Land entred the South Sea and took some of their ships and in one of them returned home with considerable riches and came about Terra del fueogo and went so far Southerly as far as sixty degrees South Latitude and so came to England A MAPP OF ALL THE WORLD By Iohn Seller Hydrographer to the King EUROPE Lat N. 72. As it is now Divided Contines these Enquires Kingdoms and Estates On the West England Scotland Ireland France Spaine Portugal On the North The Empire of Russia Sweden Denmark In the Middle Italy Germany XVII Provinces On the East Poland Lythvania Turky in Europe Petite Tartary Lat. N. 35. EUROPE Europe is bounded on the north with the North-Sea on the East with Asia on the West with the Atlantick Ocean and on the South with the Mediterranean Sea in length 2800. in bredth 1200 miles The Ayre tempe rate the Soyle fertile Mighty in Trade abounding in Richea excellent in all Arts Sciences the People of white skins generally professing the Chrystian faith inhabited by the lureage of Laphet the 3 Principall languages Latin Tutomck Sclavoruan Great BRITAIN and IRELAND   Cityes Rivers ENGLAND London Westminster Thames York Bristoll Alexander Chester Glocester Humber Canterbury Lincoln Tyne Winchester Exeter Sererne Worcester   Norwich   Bath Wells   SCOTLAND Edenburgh Tweed St Andrews Tay St Iohnston Frith Dundee Glascow Don Aberdeen Dee IRELAND Dublin Shanon Waterford Share Galoway Blackwatter Limerick Barrow Great BRITAIN and IRELAND ITALIA ITALY hath these States The Principality of Piedment Citye Tur●● The Principality of Massa Citye Ma●● The Marquisat of 〈◊〉 Citye 〈◊〉 The Dukedom of Turcany Citye Fleren●● The Dutchies of Milan Citye 〈◊〉 Parma Citye Par●● Modena Citye Modena Mantua Citye Mantua The Republiques of Venice Citye Venice Genoa Citye Genoa Luca Citye Latea The Bishoprick of Trent Citye Lient St Peters Patrimony Rome The Estates of the Church The Bolognese Bologana The Ferran●●● Ferrara Romagua Ravenna Urbino Urbino Marca Ancona Sorcu● The Kingdom of Naples ITALIA Turkie in EUROPE Containes Romania or Conthin●inople Thrace Adrinople Tartary the lesser Crim Moldavia Soczawa Walachia Tmyorista Transilvaina Alba Tulia or W●senberg Hungaria Buda Greece Salonica S●●avonia Ser●ia Bulaaria Bosn●● Taisa or Taiza ●●lands in the Aegean Lo●ian Ad●●arique Sea● Turkie in EUROPE The Empire of GERMANY is Divided into X Circles The Kingdom of Bohemia not included The Circle of Franconia Francfort Noremberg Bavaria Munichen Austria Vienna Suabia Ausburgh Ulme The Higher Rhine or Alsatia Strasburgh Cassel The Lower or Electoral Rhine Heidelbergh Mayence Treves Cologne Westphalia Munster The Higher Saxony Dresden Berlin Sterin The Lower Saxony Brunswick Hamburgh Lubeck Burgundy Containing the 10 Catholique and 7 United Provinces GERMANY THE IX CHIEF ISLANDES in the MEDITERRANEAN Counted in Europe are Cityes Sicily Palermo Messina Sardinia Callari Corsica Bastia Majorca Majorca Minorca Port Mahon Corfu Corfu Cephalenia Cephalenia Zante Zante Crete or Candia Candia Canea The IX Chiefe Islands in the Mediterranean Counted in Europe 1 Sicily 2 Sardinia 3 Corsica 4 Majorca 5 Minorca 6 Corfu 7 Cephalonia 8 Zante 9 Candia There are in FRANCE VIII Ancient Soverain Courts of Iustice or Parliaments       Cityes In The Isle of France The Parliament of Paris Normandy Rouan Britanny Renes Guiene Bourdeaux Languedoc Tholouse Provence Aix Dauphine Grenoble Burgundy Dijon To which have been added In Lorrain The Parliament of Mers Bearn Pau FRANCE The Kingdom of SWEDEN Hath these VIII Considerable Parts Countries Cities East Gotland Colmar West Gotland Gotenburgh Sweden Stockholm Upsal Lapland

〈…〉 Licensed R. L●estrang Atlas Minimus or A Book of GEOGRAPHY Shewing all the Empires Monarchies Kingdomes Regions Dominions Principalities and Countries in the whole World By John Seller Hydrograph r to the King HONI SOIT 〈◊〉 MAL Y PENSE And are sold at his House at the Hermitage in Wapping and in Pope's head Alley in Cornhill 〈◊〉 Clark ●●ulp A Geographical Description OF THE WORLD The World by which according to the more common acceptation of the Word in this place we mean only the Globe of the Earth and Sea● is divided into four parts Europe Asia Africa and America Of each of which severally and the respective Countries therein we shall here give you a brief Description And first Of EUROPE EVrope so called from Europa Daughter of Agenor King of the Phenecians brought hither as the Poets feign by Jup●ter in the shape of a Bull but as Historians Record by a Cretan Captain named Taurus which gave occasion to that Fable Though it be the least of the four grand Divisions of the Earth is yet of most Renown 1. For the Temperature of the Air. 2. Fertility of the Soil 3. The Flourishing of Arts and Sciences And lastly For the Purity and Sincerity of the Christian Faith Its Kingdoms and principal Regions are as follow 1. GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND We rank these in the first place not only in regard they owe Obedience to the Scepter of our Gracious Sovereign but also for that either Salubrity of Air plenty of all things necessary to humane Life or other Advantages they need not give place to any Contry in the Universe Great Britain contains England Scotland and Wales making the most famous Island in the whole World It was antiently called Albion ab Albis Rupibus from the white Rocks appearing on the South Coast towards France from whence it was first discovered Afterwards Britain some say from Brutus of the Trojan Race who first settled a Government here or as others will have it from the Greek Word Prutania signifying Metals because of the great quantity of Brass Tinn Lead Iron c. that is found here The whole length from the Strathy-Head in Scotland to the Lizard-Point in Cornwa● is counted 624 Mi●es and the breadth from the Lands-end in Cornwal to the Isle of Tenet in East Kent 340. England a Name taken from the Angli a People that came in with the Saxons and not chang'd by the Danish or N●rman Conquerors is the chief part of the Island being divided into 39 Counties and 22 Bishopricks is accounted in length 386 Miles in breadth 279 and the Circumference 1532. The Soil is very fertile and plentiful and several of its chief Commodities and Excellencies are expressed in this Verse Anglia Mons Pons Fons Ecclesia Femina Lana England is stor'd with Bridges Hills and Wooll With Churches Wells and Women beautiful Its first known Inhabitants were the Britains who being conquered by the Romans and afterwards over-run by the S●xons were forced to retire into that Corner of the Kingdom called Wales where their Posterity to this day inhabit being a Province divided into 13 Counties and 4 Bishopricks The eldest Son of our English Kings being always entituled Prince of Wales The before mentioned Saxons divided the whole Realm into 7 Kingdoms and were much oppressed for a long time by the Danes but at last being uni●ed under one King were subdued by the Normans under William the Conqueror whose Successors continue to this Day Scotland is the Northern part of Britain longer than England but not so broad much colder and less fruitful The whole containing 25 Shires is divided into the Low-Lands which speak a kind of barbarous English and the High Lands whose Language is very near the same with Irish This Realm upon s●ccession of King James to the English Crown became united to that Scepter and are jointly stiled Great Britain It s chief Commoditi●s are course Clothe● Freezes Fish Hides Lead Ore c. Here are four Universities Edinburg Glasco St. Andrews and Aberdeen Two Arch-B●●hops and eleven Bishops Ireland Is the biggest Island in Europe after Britain the West of which lies towards Spain containing in length above 300 miles and in breadth about 150 miles It neither breeds nor will harbour any Venemous Creature The Soil is very good and by the late Industry of the Inhabitants now the greatest part English the whole Country begins to grow Rich and Flourishing as the populous and fair New Buildings at Dublin and other places demonstrate 2. Of IT ALY. Italy The most famous Region of Europe very much resembles in shape the Leg of a Man a most pleasant and goodly Country commodious for Trassique and very fertile 'T is bounded on the East with the Adriatick Sea South and West with the Tyrrhene Sea and North with the Alts being in length about 1020 mile● but in breadth not above 410 at the broadest It abounds with Corn Wine and Oyl yields plenty of Almonds Pomegranates c. The whole Country seeming but as an intire Garden The People were antiently famous for their Valour and Prudence and are still Honourable Courteous Grave and very obliging to Strangers yet much inclined to Jealousi● Wantonness and sharp Revenge sparing in Diet but Neat their greatest Expences are about their Gardens Here about 1600 years ago the Latin Tongue flourish●d being vulgarly spoken but afterwards by the Invasions of the Goths Vandals and other barbarous Nations the common Speech became mixed and degenerated which at this day we call the Italian and yet is still a most delicate Noble and Courtly Language The Capital City is Rome once Mistris of the World in Temporals and still protending to be so in Spirituals In compass about 11 miles but full of Gardens and waste Grounds so that 't is supposed not to contain above 200000 Souls two parts in three of whom are Clergy-men and Curresans But in the flourishing of the R●ma● Empir● i● contained 50 miles in compass and not fewer than three or four Millions of People if we cre●it Lipsius After the Emperors removed their Se●t to Constant ●●tle the Bishop of Rome taking advantage of their Absence be pretended donation from Constantine made himself absolute Prince of a great part of Italy called St. Peters Patrimony and the L●nds of the Church and the rest in time became a ●onized into feveral petty Principalities States In the bottom of the Adriatick now called the Gulf of Venice stands the famous City and Virgin Common-wealth of Venice scituate on many Islands and the Water running through every S●●ee being in compass 8 miles containing 70 Parishes many excellent Palaces and curious Buildings 3. Of TVRKY in EVROPE The Turk having now a great part of Europe under his Dominion we thought fit to represent those several Regions together As 1. Thrace now called Romania In which stands Constantinople the Seat of the Ottoman Empire by them alled Stambolda and oft-times the Port from the largeness and

conveniency of the Haven This City is situate as if designed for Empire overlooking Europe and Asia commanding the Euxine Sea Propentis and Heliespont being in compass about 18 miles and supposed to contain 700000 living Souls First taken from the Christians by Mahomet the Great in the year 1452. 2. Greece The Antient Mother of Philosophy and Learning but now reduced by Turkish Slavery to Barbarism and Ignorance yet they still profess Christianity and disown the Supremacy of the Pope of Rome being govern●d by four Patriarks viz. 1. Of Alexandria who presideth over Egypt and Arabia for the Communion of the Greek Church extends through many Regions 2. Jerusalem 3. Antioch 4. Constantinople but still all pay a Tribute about 5 s. sterling an Head per Annum to the Grand Seignior for liberty to exercise their Religion As likewise do those Protestants which dwell within his Dominions in Hungary and thereby live much more happily than their Brethren who are under the Emperor so far does Popish Cruelty exceed Turkish 3. Moldavia and Walachia Two Provinces situate on the River Danubius and between Transilvania and the Euxine or Black Sea the Inhabitants speak a kind of barbarous Latine but so corrupted that it is scarce to be understood 4. A great part of Hungary the rest appertaining to the German Empire The People thereof are Valiant but rude of Behaviour they use the Scythian Language but most of them also speak Latin and for the greater part are of the Reformed Religion 5. Candie Of old called Crete an Island in the Aegean Sea being 650 miles in compass whence formerly came all our Muscadel Wines but it being taken some Years since from the Venetians by the Turks who are prehibited Wine by their Alchoran the Vines are destroyed or neglected so that there is now none of that Wine brought over 4. Of the EMPIRE of GERMANY Germany is divided into the Higher and ●ower which latter is called Belgium or the Netherlands Belgium or the Netherlands is bounded on the East with the River Ems and part of High Germany on the West with the German Sea on the North with East-Friesland and on the South with the Some Champaigne and Lorrain Containing in all 17 Provinces but we shall only speak here of the seven Vnited Provinces or Dutch Common-wealth The Names of which are Holland Zealand Vtrecht Over-issel Zatphen Groningen and Gelderland which Union was first made in the Year 1581 on their revolt from their Antient Sovereign the King of Spain against whom by the great Assistance of the English and Princes of Orange they waged War many Years so successfully that he was at last forced to treat with them as a free State These Countries are exceeding populous and have attempted to grasp the Trade of this part of the World into their Hands being a People very Industrious Crafty c. High-Germany is bounded on the West with France and Belgium on the North with Denmark and its Seas on the East with Prussia Poland and Hungary and on the South with the Alpes and Italy It abounds with most things necessary for ●ife In particular Its Commodities are Mines of Silver and other Inferiour Metals Wines and fresh Fish Quick-Silver Allom c. The People are Honest Laborious and Sincere stout Drinkers and good Souldiers The Women of indifferent Complexion but somewhat Corpulent As for their Diet there is this Proverb The Germans have much Meat but fluttishly drest The French little but neatly cook't The Spaniard neither one nor the other The Title of the Father here descends to all the Children every Son of a Duke is a Duke every Daughter a Dutchess Whence comes that Italian Joque The Dukes and Earls of Germany The Dons of Spain The Mounsiers of France The Bishops of Italy The Nobility of Hungary The Lairds of Scotland The Knights of Naples and the younger Brethren of England all make but a poor Company For Religion some are Papists others Protestants which latter are again divided into L●therans and Calvinists This Country is almost square each side being in length about 650 miles and hath one Governor General called the Emperor a Title derived from the Antient Roman Emperors but retains very little of that Power For most of the under Princes are absolute in their respective Dominions whence this mighty Body by reason of various Interests and Differences becomes nothing so formidable as it would be if firmly united under one Sovereign Monarch 5. Of FRANCE The Kingdom of France is for one intire thing one of the most rich and absolute Monarchies of the World being in Figure almost a Square each side containing about 600 miles 't is bounded on the North with the Lower Germany on the North-west washt with the British Ocean on the West with the Aquitain Sea on the South the Pyrenean Mountains fence it from Spain towards the East it extends to the Mediterranean and full East the Alps divide it from Italy It aboundeth with all manner of good Frui●s besides great store of Fish and Fowl B●t its chiefest Commodities are four viz. Wine Salt Linnen-Cloth and Corn the less material are VVoad for dying Paper Nuts Almonds ●aces to the new Modes c. The People are generally Complemental Inconstant and rash Both their Gentlemen and Citizens live more sparingly than the English They feed most on boild or liquid Meats and are very curious in Sauces In matters of War there is an old Comparison that resembles the French to a Flea quickly skipping into a Country and as soon leaping out of it of which late Transactions afford several Instances Their Language is Amorous and they leave out many Consonants in Pronunciation occasioning this Proverb A French-man Writes not as he Pronounces Sings not as he Pricks nor Speaks as he Thinks The National Religion is Popery yet there be many of the Reformed amongst them whom they call Hugonots though of late much suppressed and debarred of their antient Priviledges The Air in the Northern part of France is purer than that of England and being not so much covered with Clouds drawn out of the Sea becomes more cold in Winter and more hot in Summer and less annoyed with Mists and Rain 6. Of several Countries bordering on FRANCE These are 1. The Catholique Provinces or Spanish Netherlands commonly called Flanders though that be but one of the ten Provinces the Names of the ot●er nine are Limburg Luxenburg Brabant the Marquisate of the Empire ●rtois Hainault Namurs West-Freisland and Mech●●n The Soil is very fruitful and mightily peopled but exceedingly wasted and impoverished by the late Wa●s between the French King and the Dutch and Spaniards 2. La Franche Conté or the free County called also the County of Burgundy is invironed with Champaign Lorrain Bressy and the Dutchy of Burgundy being in length 90 miles and in breadth 60. one of the most fertile Provinces in the VVorld The chief City is Besanson the next Dole famous for the Colledg

is professed Mahometisme Paga●sme Christianity ●●daisme This parts is touched with the Royall Scepter of England in the strong hold of Langier The Higher and Lower ETHIOPIA Contains these Chief Kingdoms Kingdoms Cities Barnagasso Barya The Island of Gueguer Anciently ●eroe Tigres Caxume Amara Amara Bagamedri Ambadara Dann●te Damut Dambea Dambea Cafares Cafates Narea Narea Goyame Goyame The Higher and Lower ETHIOPIA NUBIA Math these Kingdoms Kingdoms Cities Gorham Gorham Cusa Cusa Nibia Nulna Dancala Dancala Lalac Jalac Bugilia Bugtha Caufila Cansila Danfila Dasila These Chief Cities Gualna Darga NUBIA The Country of the NEGRO'S BLACKS Hath On this Side of the River Niger the Kingdoms of Gualata Gnalata Genehoa Genehea Tombur Tombut Agades Agades Canum Cano Cassena Cassena Gangara Gangara On the other Side of the River Niger the Kingdoms of Melli Melli Gago Gago Zanfara Zanfara The Country of the NEGRO'S or BLACKS These ISLANDS Belong to Africa 〈◊〉 The Acores or Western Islands Pice Tercera Gra●●sa N 32 The Madera Islands Madera Porte Sands N 28 The Canary Islands N 2● Palma 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 N ●9 Cape de Verd Islands S t● 〈◊〉 St 〈◊〉 St 〈◊〉 N 13. St Thomas Island under the Equator Paresan S. 16. The Island of St Helena S. ● The I of Madagascar or St Laurence Fort Louis S. 25. N 13. The I of Zoeotora or Adoes N 12 The I of Bebemandel at ● month of ● Red●●● N. 34. Malta in the Mediterrancan La Valette These Islands Belong to AFRICA The Coast of the Higher Ethiopia Divided into the Coasts of Abex Ayan Zanguebar Hath these IX States The Cities of Suaquem Arquice In Abex Adel Adel In Ayan Adea Adea In Ayan Magadoxa Magadoxo In Ayan Brava Brara In Ayan Melinda Melinda In Zan guebar Mombaza Mombaza In Zan guebar Quiloa Quiloa In Zan guebar The Isle City of Hozambique In Zan guebar The Higher ETHIOPIA BILEDULGERID The Country of Dates Hath these VIII Parts Suz Taradande Dara Dara Segelmesse Segelmesse Tegorarin Tegorarin Zeb Zeb Beledulgerid the Proper Biledulgerid Fezzen Fezzen The Desert of Barca Ammon BILEDULGERID BARBARY Hath these VII Kingdoms Morocco Morocco Fez Fez Tangier under the King of England Trennsin Telensin Oran Algier Algier Bugia Constantina Tunis Tunis Biserta Goletta Cape Bonne Tripoly Elliamma Tripoly the Old New Barca Bennichum ant●ently Beremce Barca Coiroan an t ly Cyrene BARBARIA CONGO Hath these VI Parts Biafra Biafra The Anzicains Loanga Banza Leange Congo Divided into its Provinces Sunda Songe Pango Bata Bamba Pemba Cacongo Zaire Angola Dongo CONGO ZAARA or the Desert is Divided into these V. Deserts Zanhaga Zanhaga Zuenziga Zuenziga Targa Torga Lempta Lempta Berdoa Berdoa On the S●and S.E. of these are the Deserts of Gaoga Gaoga Borno Borno ZAARA EGIPT is now Divided into these IV Parts   Cities The Higher Egipt antiently Thebais at present Said Said Girgio The Middle Egipt an t ly Heptanamos at present Bechria or Demesor Memphis or Grand Cairo The Lower Egipt an t ly the Delta at present Errif Alexandria Rosetta Damiata The Coast on the Red Sea Sues The Coast on the Red Sea Cossir AEGYPTUS GUINY Is Divided into These III Principal Parts Meleg●rette Cachien or Serra-Liona Guiny On the Coast of ●vory Assim Tabo On the Gold Coast St George de la Mina Fort Nassaw The Kingd m of Benin Benin GUINEA The most Southern Parts of the LOWER ETHIOPIA are divided into II great Countries The Empire of the Monomotapa which contains The Galles The Monoemugt Butua Monemotapa The Cafreria or Land of Cafres which Hath Malemba Benguela Mataman The Cafres The Cape of Good Hope Safala The Lower ETHIOPIA AMERICA Lat. N. 80. Is Divided into Septentrionahs or the Northern America The Artick Lands Canada or Now France Virginia and the English Plantations Florida New Mexico Mexion or New Spain The Isles Antilles Lucayes Caribes or Canibal 〈◊〉 or the Southern America Terra firma or the Main Land Guiana Brasil Perit The Paraguay or Rio de la Plata Chili 〈◊〉 or the Southern America The Magellanique Lands Lat. S. 54. AMERICA America is divided into two great Prmins●la's the Northermost 〈◊〉 Mexicana and the Southermost Peruana The first is divid●● into severall Provinces the principall of which doth Homage to Great Britains Mon●●ch this Part was to the Monour of our Nation first discovered by Madoc son to Owen Guined and afterward by Sebastin Cabot at the charge of King Menry the 7th The second Peninsula containeth severall Provinces belonging to the Crown of Spaine Portugal The whole Continent aboundeth with all things necessary for the use of mon no● only for food as fish flesh fruits b●● also for great q●●ntitys of Silver that are found in the bowels thereof MEXICO or new SPAIN The Kingdom of MEXICO New called NEW SPAIN Is thus Divided Countreys Towns New Gralicia Compostella Guadalaira Guadalira New Biscay Ende Mexico Mexico Mechoacan Valadolid Panuco St Steren Iucatan Merida Guat●●ala St Jago Honduras Camayagua Nicaregua Leou Costa rica Cartage Veragua Conception MEXICO or NEW SPAIN THE English Empire in AMERICA Countreys Towns Hudsons bay   New found land St Johns New England Boston Plymouth New England London Cambridge New York New York New Jarsey New Castle Mary land St Maryes Virginia James's Town Carolina Charles Town The ENGLISH Empire in AMERICA BRAZIL Is by the Portugals divided into these Capitanties The Capitanie of Paraiba Paraiba The Capitanie of Tamaraca Tamaraca The Capitanie of Pernambuco Chuda The Capitanie of Pernambuco Reely The Capitanie of Seregi●pe Seregi●pe del Rey The Capitanie of Balna de Tados los Sanctos St Sab●ader The Capitanie de Los Istcos Las 〈◊〉 The Capitanie de Porto Seguro Portō Segure The Capitanie de Spiritu Sancto Spiritu Sauches The Capitanie de R●●o Janeiro St Sebestian The Capitanie de San Vin●ente Les Sanctos To which have been added N. W of the former The Capit ●● Para Para The Capit ●● Maranham Maranham The Capit ●● Ciara Cia●a The Capit ●● Rio Grande Poteng● BRAZIL TERRA FIRMA is Divided into N. Great Governments The Government of Terra firma Panama Nombro de Dios The Government of Cartagena Cartagena The Government of Sancta Martha Sancta Martha The Government of Rio de la Hacha N ra Sign ra de los Remedios The Government of Vene zuela or Little Venice Coro The Government of Paria or New Comana or New Cordova The Government of The New Kingdm. of Granada Sancta Fe de Bogota The Government of The Lake of Parima The Government of Guiana Manoa or El Doroda The Government of Caribiana Fort St Louis TERRA FIRMA NEW MEXICO Hath these IX Prorinces The Province of Anian On the Strait of Aman The Province of Quivira The Province of New Albion The Province of Conibas The Province of Cibola Granada The Province of The Apaches The Province of New Mexico S ta Fe. The Province of New Granada The Province of The Island of California NEW MEXICO PARAGUAY or Rio de la Plata Hath these VIII Sarge Countries   Cities Paraguay Guaybiane Chaco St. Jago del Estero Rio de la Plata Assumption Tucuman Corduba Trapalanda St. Louys Parana Incarnation Guayra Guayra Urvaig Visitation PARAGUA The Chief Islands of the Antilles and Lucayes are VII The Antilles Cuba St Jago ●avana or St Chrystophers Iamaica Port Royall Port Maria Oris●m Hispaniola St Domingo Porte de la Plata Porto Rico St Iuan The Lucayes Lucayon Bahama which gives the Name to the Channel between these Islands and Florida Guanahani the first land discovered by Columbus near America 〈◊〉 by him called St Salvador The Chief Islands of the ANTILLE S and LUCAYES CANADA or NEW FRANCE Hath these VI Countries Estoriland or Terra de Labrador alias New Bretany Brest New France Quebec Tadousac The 3 Rivers Saguenay Acadie Port Royal La Herue New Swedland Christina The People of Hurons Algouquins Iroquois Canada or NEW FRANCE FLORIDA is Divided into these V Parts The Peninsula Cabo de Florida The Spanish Florida St. Mathew St. Augustino Quilata The French Florida Charles Fort Carolina The Kingdom of Apalacites Melilot The Isles of Bermudes lying opposite to the Eastern Sh●ar FLORIDA MEXICO or New Spain is Comprised under these IV Audiences or Soverain Courts of Justice St. Domingo Hath under it The Islands in ye. Gulf of Mexico Florida Rio de la Hacha Venezuela in the New Audalusia Mexico Hath Panuco St. Estevan del Pnerto Mechoacan Mechoacan Thascala Los Angelos Guaxaca Antequera c. Ouadalajara or New Gallicia hath Cinaloa St. Jeban New Biscany Endes Los Zacatecas Zacatecas Chametlan St. Sebastian c. Ouatimala hath Soconusco Guavetlan Chiapa Ciudad Real Vera pax Vera pax Honduras Valladolid c. MEXICO or new SPAIN The Western Coast of the Southern America Contains these III large Countries Peru. Popayan Popayan Cah Quito Quito Los Quixos Bacca Pacomoros St. ●ean de los Saliuas Peru Lima or de los Reyes Los Charcas Cusce Los Charcas Pot●ssi Los Charcas La Plata La Siera S ta Crux de la Siera Chili Chili St. Jago de Chili La ●mperiale Los Arauques The Magellanique Lands The Magellanique Lands Ciudad del Roy ●lippe The Patagona The Magellanique Islands or Terra del Fugo The West Coast of SOUTH AMERICA The Artick Or POLAR LAND Hath these II Parts Groenland Alwigford Skegford Barford Isleland Halar Episcop Reynebroers Mid Astadt Modruneller Mumhapnera Naki Mokrus●ld Gre●nastri Skalholt Episcop Piknek●p Ha●er Staph●lt ●eplawick Melastader S●l●oge Bign●●●r Oddo Ikrid● cloyt ●ltaga Hilbi Poma Gunpur Heirskeid Bride Kurbar Hop Reybru Stadur Natz Gliss Kolbe●stad the Artick POLE