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Hi,

I don't think one should translate universalis with cosmographiae - what does 
it mean? - but one should take it as a synonym of general, adj. with descriptio 
(Cfr. Cornelis De Jode's Totius Orbis Cogniti Universalis Descriptio). 
Descriptio does not necessarily mean description; its first meanings are 
reproduction, copy or picture.

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