Religion Vérite Science Atlas Biblique

The Exodus, the twelve tribes and the journeys of St Paul are mapped in F. Dumas's French-language biblical atlas, Religion ...

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The Exodus, the twelve tribes and the journeys of St Paul are mapped in F. Dumas's French-language biblical atlas, Religion Vérite Science Atlas Biblique, published by H. Mignot in Lausanne in 1887. Egypt and Sinai set the scene for the Exodus, and further maps follow Canaan, the tribal divisions and Palestine in the time of Jesus, while Greece, Asia Minor and Italy carry the story into the early Christian world. A genealogical tree of the descendants of Noah accompanies maps of their dispersal, and a view of the ancient known world frames the regional sheets.

The Exodus, the twelve tribes and the journeys of St Paul are mapped in F. Dumas's French-language biblical atlas, Religion Vérite Science Atlas Biblique, published by H. Mignot in Lausanne in 1887. Egypt and Sinai set the scene for the Exodus, and further maps follow Canaan, the tribal divisions and Palestine in the time of Jesus, while Greece, Asia Minor and Italy carry the story into the early Christian world. A genealogical tree of the descendants of Noah accompanies maps of their dispersal, and a view of the ancient known world frames the regional sheets.

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