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Abbey of St Victor ; Allegory ; Augustinians ; English Victorines ; France ; History of cartography ; Hugh of St Victor ; Lawrence of Westminster ; Middle Ages ; Twelfth Century ; United Kingdom ; biblical exegesis ; mappamundi ; medieval libraries ; medieval world maps ; theography ; tropology
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relevé son influence, et Peter Barber a décrit un ‘troisième courant’ de cartographie issu des concepts cartographiques d'Hugues de Saint-Victor et visible dans la carte d'Isidore de Munich (c.1130) et dans un groupe important de mappemondes franco
have noted Hugh's influence, and Peter Barber has described a ‘third-stream’ of map making flowing from Hugh's concepts of mapping through the Munich Isidore map (c.1130) and into a group of important Anglo-French mappaemundi. This article shows how
copies of books with mappaemundi by Hugh and/or of Peter Comestor's Hugonian Historia scholastica. I then map the presence of Victorine canons in English religious institutions as well as the communications between a selection of these institutions and St