Handbuch Der Alten Geographie, Volume 2, by Albert Forbiger, is a comprehensive guide to the geography of the ancient world. This volume delves into the regions, cities, and landscapes known to classical civilizations, offering detailed descriptions and historical context. Originally written to provide scholars and enthusiasts with an exhaustive reference, this work remains invaluable for understanding the geographical knowledge of antiquity.

Forbiger's handbook combines meticulous research with accessible prose, making it a key resource for students of history, geography, and classical studies. It provides insights into the mapping and perception of the world in ancient times. This edition preserves the original text, ensuring that readers can engage directly with Forbiger's scholarship and appreciate the enduring legacy of ancient geographical knowledge.

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