The dawn of modern geography. A history of exploration and geographical science ... Beazley, C. Raymond (Charles Raymond), 1868-1955. text London, John Murray, 1897-1906. eng 3 v. 23 cm. Vol. 3: Oxford, Clarendon press. "On the manuscripts of the principal texts": v. 1, p. [517]-524. "On the editions of the principal texts": v. 1, p. [525]-530. "Appendix on maps": v. 2, p. 591-642. "On the leading manuscripts of the principal texts in vols. II and III.": v. 3, p. [542]-552. "On the leading editions of the principal texts in vols. II and III": v. 3, p. 552-556. Murray file copy no. 264. Vol. I printed by William Clowes and Sons, London, v. II by the Edinburgh Press, v. III by Henry Frowde, publisher to the University of Oxford. [I] From the conversion of the Roman empire to A. D. 900, with an account of the achievements and writings of the early Christian, Arab, and Chinese travelers and students.- [II] From the close of the ninth to the middle of the thirteenth century (C. A. D. 900-1260)- III. From the middle of the thirteenth century to the early years of the fifteenth century (C. A. D. 1260-1420) Geography -- History.