Pococke, Richard (sold)
Richard Pococke (November 19, 1704 - September 25, 1765) was an English vicar, traveler, and scholar. He is best known for his works, which combined travelogue and ethnography. Though he travelled throughout the British Isles and Europe, he is best known for his four-year foray into the Muslim world, which was recounted in A Description of the East and Some other Countries, published between 1743 and 1745.
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Grondtekening van het oude en hedendaagsche Jerusalem met zyne omliggende Bergen, Valeien, Beck, Fonreinen, enz. door Richard Pockocke en nu met verscherden byzonder heden vermeerderd door E. W. Cramerus.
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An absorbing 1778 Dutch-language map of Jerusalem, based on Richard Pococke paradigmatic map of the holy city, published in his A Description of the East and Some other Countries. Expanding on Pococke's original considerably, it provides detailed information on important religious sites in and around Jerusalem's Old City. (more details)