Sandycove Atlas Plate 32 Italia et Graecia; deliberate marks attributed to James Joyce match with the Pyrrhic Wars lesson in the Nestor episode of Ulysses; from Gall & Inglis' Imperial Globe Atlas of modern and ancient geography, London/Edinburgh, 1903. Tags which are town names refer to clear marks on the Plate concerned. For more see @SandycoveAtlas Facebook or Twitter.
From the Sandycove Atlas, believed to have been used by James Joyce in the 'Ulysses Summer' of 1904. Deliberate marks believed made by James Joyce include underlining of Tarentum and nine other locations significant in the Pyrrhic Wars of 280 to 275BC. Joyce recreated a lesson on the Pyrrhic Wars in the second episode of Ulysses. Base document is a copy of Gall & Inglis' Imperial Globe Atlas of Modern and Ancient Geography, London/Edinburgh, 1903.
Size: 4106px × 3547px
Location: Italy, Greece and neighbouring countries in ancient times
Photo credit: © Sandycove Atlas / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
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