 On the Dieppe Maps, the great promontory of "JAVE LA GRANDE" (Greater Java) extends, like the "Regio Patalis," northward from the Austral continent.The evolution of Fine's "REGIO PATALIS" into "JAVE LA GRANDE" may have been influenced by the phrase used by Ludovico di Varthema, an Italian from Bologna who made a voyage in 1505 from Borneo to Java, who said that Java ""prope in inmensum patet"" ("extends almost beyond measure").Although the word "patet" ("extends") has no connection with the city of Patala (now Thatta) at the mouth of the Indus River, which gave its name to the "Regio Patalis" ("Region of Patala"), the Dieppe mapmakers may have misunderstood the name to mean "the Extensive Region".