Map from Raleigh's History of the world 1652. This map charts the legendary journey of Moses, leading the Israelites out of Egyptian captivity. It depicts their escape route, including the dramatic parting of the Red Sea. Highlighting their extended desert wanderings, the map features 42 numbered campsites, marking their path for over four decades. Finally, it traces their arrival at the Plains of Moab, their gateway to the Promised Land. Notably, this map utilizes English names and explanations, making it a valuable resource for understanding the Exodus narrative.

Vertical crease from folding, smudging, minor rips along the edge of the paper

13 x 15 in

2 oz