Transcription problem - f68v3 and Rosettes foldout

[Mark Knowles]

I think you will find they knew where they were better than you think. The Hereford mappa mundi is a map of the ecumene, not of earth, as is the Oresme. It would equate to the habitable section.

You have expressed your perspective well. Unless I have missed it what you haven't explained is what is going on with the top left section of the German Map with T/O in bottom right hand corner that I have linked to. Where does this other section represent and why is it illustrated in the way that it is?

Here again is the link to the other map that I was referring to:

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