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This resource shows representative legend keys referenced in The Baltic Lands map series. Legend images are cropped from PCL map sources. Cropped image sizes are not standardized. Key colors, as seen in the legends, are attributed to PCL source maps. Comments are noted with an '*' (asterisk). |
[a] Circa 1000 |
[b] Circa 1220 *1 *3 |
[c] Circa 1270 *3 |
[d] Circa 1350-1360 |
 [e] Circa 1400 |
 [f] Circa 1478 |
[g] Circa 1563 |
 [h] Circa 1617 *4 |
 [i] Circa 1701 *2 *4 |
 [j] Circa 1772 |
 [k] Circa 1795 |
[l] Circa 1809 |
*1
"&c" is a scribal abbreviation for "et cetera" meaning "and others"
or "and so forth". More commonly abbreviated in English as "etc."
[Lucinda Welenc]
This symbol occurs in 10 of
the 12
legends with specific reference to the Mongols (1220-1478)
and the Turks (1617-1809). Who are "&c"?
Submit comment(s).
*2 "Brandenbg" is most likely "Brandenburg" with the "ur" omitted due to space constraints - see legend circa 1701. Both "Brandenbg" and "Brandenburg" are indexed. Submit comment(s).
*3 No comment as to the relevance of change from the plural Orders to singular Order. Unless otherwise noted, the singular form Order is used as standard for indexing. Submit comment(s).
*4 No comment as to the relevance of change from Brandenburg & Prussia to Prussia & Brandenbg. Is the order in which peoples are represented related to the majority or power of peoples? Both are indexed. Submit comment(s).
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