A Greek description of the world in the second century C.E.

An edition of the 'Oikoumenes Periegesis', a description of the world written in Greek hexameter verse by Dionysius Periegetes ('Dionysus the traveller') c.130 C.E, and here edited, translated into Latin and annotated by Edward Wells, with 16 maps drawn by him.
When written it was a popular school book: this example belonged to an undergraduate of St John's College, Cambridge.
Wells (1667-1727) tutored Prince William, Duke of Gloucester (1689-1700), who might have succeeded his mother, Queen Anne, had he lived past the age of 11.