File:Syrian women, Description de L'Universe (Alain Manesson Mallet, 1683) (cropped).jpg

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English: Syrian women, Description de L'Universe (Alain Manesson Mallet, 1683) (cropped).jpg

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1683

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www.columbia.edu

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Description	French cartographer and engineer
Date of birth/death	1630	1706
Location of birth/death	Paris	Paris
Authority control	WorldCat

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