Africæ, described, the manners of their habits and buildings, newly done into English

Relief shown pictorially.

Prime meridian: [Ferro].

Text on verso titled The description of Africa; p. 5-6; printer's signature C.

Includes ill. of ships, sea monsters, and animals.

Ancillary maps in upper border: Tanger -- Ceuta -- Alger -- Tunis -- Alexandria -- Alcair -- Mozambique -- Canaria.

Includes ill. of native peoples in left and right borders.

In the author's A prospect of the most famous parts of the world (London, 1662).

by I. S.

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