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77r¶ Rodi e una insuleta che s'acosta ¶ Ver e che di gran golfi ha questo litto ¶ Qui e alto luogo e presso ala mita [correction] last word, line 17: a later hand has added an "e" over "mita" to indicate that it should really be "meta" [image] Lower margin in tints of blue, brown, red, and pale yellow. A depiction of the Aegean coastline around Troy, and the city itself engulfed in flames: a city wall with blue domes; behind, three towers also with blue domes or spires and two monumental columns, one with a horse on top and the other with a human figure. The illustration has the following labels (l-r): "aveo", "Troya", "landemitra", "folia", "smire", "alto luocho", "messi". Most of the islands along the coast—colored blue-grey, red, grey, red, and blue-grey respectively from left to right—were originally labeled in red but the ink has flaked off; the following are speculative: "tenedo", "inetelino", "Scio", "Scanio", "langhi". The last island at right, red with a white cross, is labeled "Rodi". Translation | 77r¶ Rodi e una insuleta che s'acosta ¶ Ver e che di gran golfi ha questo litto ¶ Qui e alto luogo e presso ala mita [correction] last word, line 17: a later hand has added an "e" over "mita" to indicate that it should really be "meta" [image] Lower margin in tints of blue, brown, red, and pale yellow. A depiction of the Aegean coastline around Troy, and the city itself engulfed in flames. The illustration has the following labels (l-r): "aveo", "Troya", "landemitra", "folia", "smire", "alto luocho", "messi". Most of the islands along the coast—colored blue-grey, red, grey, red, and blue-grey respectively from left to right—were originally labeled in red but the ink has flaked off; the following are speculative: "tenedo", "inetelino", "Scio", "Scanio", "langhi". The last island at right, red with a white cross, is labeled "Rodi". Translation |