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CLASSICAL ATLAS,
TO ILLUSTRATE

ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY;
COMPRISED

IN

TWENTY-FIVE MAPS,
SHOWING TBE

VARIOUS DIVISIONS OF THE WORLD AS KNOWN TO THE ANCIENTS;

COMPOSED FROM THE MOST AUTHENTIC SOURCES.

WITH

&n

Bt&ex of

tfte

Ancient anfo Jfflotiem flames

BY

ALEXANDER

G.

FINDLAY,

P.E.G.S.

LONDON:
WILLIAM TEGG & CO,
1857.

85,

QUEEN STREET,

CHEAPSIDE.

LONDON BRADBURY AND EVANS, PRINTERS, WHITEFRIARS.

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CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION,
pp. v. to xvi.

I.

ORBIS VETERIBUS NOTUS.

XIV.

GERMANIA.
VINDELICIA, NORICUM,
RHiETIA, PANNONIA, ET

II.

ROMA.
ITALIA SEPTENTRIONALIS. ITALIA MEDIA. ITALIA MERIDIONALIS.

XV.

III.

ILLYRICUM.
XVI.
XVII.
XVIII.

IV.

HISPANIA.

V.
VI.

AFRICA SEPTENTRIONALIS.
JEGYPTUS.
ASIA MINOR.

ATHENE.
PELOPONNESUS ET ATTICA.
GRiECIA SEPTENTRIONALIS.

VII.

XIX.

VIII.

XX.
XXI.
XXII.

PAL^STINA.
SYRIA.

IX.

INSULA MARIS MGMl.

MACEDONIA, THRACIA, ILLYRIA, MCESIA, ET DACIA.
BRITANNIA.
INSULJE BRITANNICiE.
GALLIA.

X.

ARMENIA, MESOPOTAMIA, ASSYRIA, ET BABYLONIA.

XL
XII.

XXIII. ARABIA.

XXIV. IMPERIUM PERSICUM,

v>

XII)

XXV. INDITE.

INDEX TO THE MAPS,

v

pp. 1 to 44.

INTRODUCTION.
In the representation of Ancient Geography there
is this

disadvantage, that

we use

authorities,

many

cases incomplete and mutilated in themselves, treating of subjects which frequently were very

imperfectly
explicit that

known

to their authors. to

It is

true that very often the ancient writings are so lucid and
inferiority in

we are compelled

acknowledge our

knowledge, and modern enterprise

;

is

continually re-discovering (so to speak) that which

in

was

perfectly familiar in the early ages

and although,

many

instances,

we

are enabled to follow their narratives and descriptions even to the most minute
to existing facts
fill
;

particulars,

and apply them

yet, to

make

a complete picture of the countries av tnu

less clear

period, we are compelled to

up many vacancies, and supply many features from

and correct

sources.

The progress
this

of

Modern Geography may be

more
fully apply to

said to be nothing

more than the

correction of errors

remark

will still

Ancient Geography.
it

We

are continually receiving fresh

accessions to the illustration of the ancient writings, and

therefore takes rather the character of a

fact will often overturn a voluminous

progressive science than of a fixed branch of knowledge.

theory,

A single

a pebble

will

determine the character of a stratum to the geologist, and a coin or a column

district.
first

may

completely subvert our previous notions of the comparative geography of a

consideration of these facts
will,

A
sight,

perhaps, serve to dissipate

It

many

notions that might, at

all

suggest themselves from an examination of a map.

all

must not be thought that

places

therein represented have an equal authenticity, or that

It

these sites are placed from local observation.

in a

would require a complicated system to represent

map

the degree of probability that

its

features

may

bear, even were

it

desirable

and

in a series of such

maps

as are here given

it

would be

almost impossible.
to geography.

Such, matters must therefore be rather considered as belonging to history than

Another subject

to

be noticed

is,

that these

Maps cannot be

said to represent the Ancient

World

ai

any one period, as a modern map does.

long period
;

The

writings they are intended to illustrate extend over a very

necessarily

and, therefore, there

must be

many anachronisms

throughout the work

but

this will not affect its utility.

All the places mentioned did not exist at any one period.
;

A people may
map which
does

disperse, or

change

its locality

a town

may be

deserted,

and another spring up

its

yet a

not show

all

would be considered incomplete, notwithstanding that

features would not be synchronous.

The

present

Maps must be viewed

as a

compendium

of the whole world as

known during

the period

of classic history.

For the

earliest ages, while geographical

knowledge was yet

in its infancy

compared with what U

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INTRODUCTION.
in after years,
little

was

and the form, and relative positions, and extent of many portions of the ancient world

were very

understood, and by far the largest portion not

:

known

at

all,

maps, as they are now con-

structed, could be but of little service as illustrations

we

shall give

a brief outline of those geographers

and

their labours,

which have given us the materials wherewith to engraft ancient history and topography

on modern geographical knowledge, and by so doing we shall notice that period which
as antecedent to the existence of geography, properly so called.

may be

considered
flourishing

Even during the most

period of ancient history very imperfect ideas were entertained of chorography

learned

Roman

of the most learned age of

little less

Rome, remarks
;

as follows

" Europe appears

sixth, plus

thus, Pliny, the

to

most

be greater

than Asia by a

than a half of Asia

and greater than Africa by the same quantity added

little

to the sixth part of Africa.

Europe
is

is

a third part of the whole earth, with the addition of a

;

more than an eighth

This

Asia

a fourth, plus a fourteenth

and Africa a

a sixtieth."

will serve as

an example of the very imperfect state of knowledge possessed by the ancients.

it

To

exhibit a

map

constructed on those ideas would be a useless task, and carry with

also be said of the notions of other authors of the

some amount of
These

absurdity.

The same may

form of the world.

maps give the

thereon.

outlines of the countries as

known

at present, with the ancient divisions

and places applied

During the

earliest periods of history,

when the world was

necessarily very thinly peopled, and those

few comprised within a limited space, of course but a very contracted knowledge of the world could be
attained by
its

inhabitants.

It

would be a vain task to

collect the ideas

upon

this subject,

whether those

traditionary histories which

may have been

received from the Noachic family of the antediluvian world,

or of the actual experience of the primitive inhabitants of the world as

we now know

it.

The

Chaldaeans, the earliest astronomers, were probably also geographers

to the ^Egyptians,

they imparted their knowledge

it

under whose system these sciences soon became submerged, as

were, under the

depths of superstition, and veiled from the world by mystic terms, and only cultivated by a comparative
few.

But of the

state of

knowledge as possessed by

this wonderful people

we may form some

notion

by the scattered notices which have been given us by those who were

initiated into,

or taught, the

mysteries under which they were concealed, a very large portion of which,
lost to

we may presume, has been

was not a

succeeding ages.

Thales,

who

flourished B.C. 594, one of the seven sages of Greece, taught that the world

circular plain, but that it

was a globular body placed in the centre of the universe.

The

opinion of the plain figure of the earth

was revived by Anaximenes, the successor of Anaximander

(b.c.

(b.c. 556),

but without

much

success.
first

Pythagoras, of Samos,

539),

who had

received

much

knowledge from the Egyptians,

it.

taught that the Sun was fixed, and that the earth revolved around

But

this

being contrary to the evidence of the senses, and also in opposition to the generally received
diffused in the ancient world
;

opinion,

was never widely

and

it

was reserved

for the recent labours of

Copernicus, Galileo, and

Newton

to

demonstrate the truth of this system.

to the study of

But these speculations

rather belong to the history of

Astronomy than

Ancient Geography.

century after this, Herodotus,

"the Father

of History," (b.c. 450),

added very greatly

to the

scanty stock of geographical knowledge, by the relations and histories which were the result of his
explorations of Egypt, Greece, the south of Italy (then called

Magna

Graecia), Pseonia, Babylonia,

and

Mesopotamia, &c.

Many of
his

his narratives give the liveliest description of the state of the ancient world,

though, as might be expected, he has perhaps trusted in

others more than from

many

instances to the information derived from

own

observation.

One hundred years

later (b.c. 345), Aristotle flourished.

His work, " De Ccelo," gives us a picture

of the state of the knowledge of physical geography

and the astronomy of the time.

And, among

other of his speculations, was that the western coasts of Spain were not far from the eastern shores of

INTRODUCTION.
India,

vii

an idea which led Columbus

first

to the discovery of

America, and has given the name of the West

Indies to the

discovered lands of the

New

World.

The

expeditions of Alexander the Great, about this time, also extended the knowledge of the eastern

parts of the Old World.

The

records of the voyages and journey ings of his armies give us an insight

into the ancient condition of those countries, which, until recently,

were almost a terra incognita

to

modern

science,

and even within a few years the great enterprise of British arms and power have

only given us a glimmering notion of the actual physical state of these regions.

Hipparchus, a celebrated astronomer, of Nice, in Bithynia,

(circ. B.C.

230),

made some

valuable

improvements in geography by determining the latitudes and longitudes of places from celestial observation,

and thereby pointed out the intimate connexion that

exists

between geography and astronomy,

although his labours did not excite

much

attention

among
shall

the geographers

who

followed.

He was

also

engaged

in the

measurement of the

earth,

and

in determining its

figure,

a problem that had long

employed the philosophy of Greece and Egypt.

We

have occasion

to allude to this presently.

The

first

who attempted

to reduce

geography

to a regular

system was Eratosthenes, who succeeded

This philosopher attempted the
parallel of latitude.

Euclid in the care of the Alexandrian library, about 220 years B.C.

measure of the earth's circumference, and introduced into his maps a regular
this

But

was necessarily very inaccurate, as he appears

to
;

have known very

little

of northern countries, of

Italy, or of the coasts of

Pontus and the Adriatic

nor was he better acquainted with Gaul, Spain,

rrjs

Germany,

or Britain.

The
The

central line in the length of the world, the did^payfia

oiKovfjiivrjs,

was

supposed, by Eratosthenes, as well as during a considerable period before his time, to pass through the
latitude of

Rhodes.

points through which he placed this parallel were the Sacred Promontory of

Iberia (Cape St. Vincent), the

Columns of Hercules, or

Straits of Gibraltar, the Sicilian Straits,

Capes

Tsenarus and Sunium in Greece, Issus, and the Caspian Gates, to the mountains of India.
this will

Although

be found, upon comparison with the modern maps, to be erroneous, yet his measurements alono-

this line will give the length of the

Mediterranean more accurately than was exhibited on some of the

best

map3 a century ago

but this must be rather an accidental circumstance than from any accuracy

in the computations of Eratosthenes.

In placing this line he was not regulated by the same latitude, as

it

he had no direct means of ascertaining

and a
half,

but by observing where the longest day was fourteen hours

which Hipparchus, by astronomical means, determined was in latitude 36.

in

He

also placed

Meroe, Syene and Alexandria

Egypt, Byzantium and the river Borysthenes,

except Byzantium, which
is

in the

same meridian as
of

Rhodes, not one of which

is

so,

near to

it.

From such a system

detail as
is

geography we cannot expect

for in the present age.

to arrive at such exactness in

measurement or

to

be wished

From
little

the want of those more refined instruments and appliances to science which have placed modern
in

labours so far

advance of those of former ages, practical astronomy and geography made but

progress after the time of Eratosthenes and Hipparchus, and the progress of geography was mainly
to the access of information

owing

and the acquisition of knowledge which, from the extension

of the

Roman
mass
of

empire, was brought to the great city which represented the centre of civilization.

And

this vast

knowledge which flowed

to

into the metropolis of the world could not

be arranged in that order

which would be necessary

of ascertaining the

make

a complete system, without the aid of trigonometry, or of some means

longitude, which, as the ancients were unacquainted with

any method of com-

puting time on their journies, they were nearly precluded from doing.
longitude
is

The

principle of finding the

latitude their scientific

described in the introduction to our

Modern

Atlas, page

vi.

The

attainments would give them more accurately, yet without both of these most important points in
geographical representation, but
little

progress could bo made.

The

only approximations that could be

obtained towards accuracy were those actual measurements, which the progress of the

Roman

empire

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INTRODUCTION.

rendered practicable by the formation of the fine roads which formed so remarkable a feature in their
policy

and colonization.

Accordingly

we

are informed by Plutarch that they commenced, in the year

it

122

B.C.,

the erection of milliaria,

for

denoting measured distances along the roads, which, when

all

had

been continued

two centuries on

the principal roads of the empire, afforded the

it,

means

of forming

an imperial map far more accurate than any which had preceded
of the Greeks.

or would have been in the

power

About the year

B.C. 44, Julius Caesar instituted

a commission for the survey (so to speak) of the

Roman

empire, and the senate intrusted this task to three able surveyors,

five years,

under the inspection of Agrippa and patronage of Augustus.

who completed it in twentyThe result of these labours

There are
still

was a great painting, or map, displayed, about that time,

extant

in the portico of Agrippa.

Roman monuments which

testify the great pains

which were taken to make accurate surveys, and

the distances thus obtained furnished most of the matter contained in the third, fourth,
of the elder Pliny's Natural History
to direct the
;

and

fifth

books

and some of the Roman maps are

still

preserved which were

made

marches of their armies.

Strabo, the Greek geographer, philosopher, and historian,

sera of

who was born

at

Amasia, wrote about the

Augustus, and travelled into various countries, the descriptions of which have been preserved,

though he does not appear to have derived much advantage from the

Roman
it is

acquirements.

But

his

work

is

very defective and often contradictory, and

much

of the utility of

sacrificed in endeavouring

to systematize geography.

Of

his opinions of the habitable earth

we

shall

speak hereafter.

Pliny the elder,

who

lived in the reign of Vespasian, a.d. 60, has given,' in his Natural History, a
it

complete system of geography as

then existed, and appears to have collected with great diligence

Pliny,
;

whatever was known in

all

parts of the world.

who wrote

thirty or forty years later than Strabo,

appears to have been unacquainted with his work

portico of Agrippa,

but he drew largely from the work exhibited in the

and has

left

a great number

of distances which,

compared with Strabo, show evident

false philosophy.

improvement.

But the system of this author

is vicious,

and often clouded by

When
standing

the

Roman

empire had reached

its

greatest extent, about the period of Antoninus Pius, or

A.D. 150, Claudius

its

Ptolemy, a native of Alexandria, composed his system of geography, which, notwithtill

imperfections, continued in use

the discovery of the

New

World, by Columbus, and the

fresh

passage

to

India round the Cape of

to

Good Hope, by Vasco de Gama, opened

sources

of

knowledge and led

more extended views than could be entertained by adhering

to the data given

by

the ancient geographer.

Geography had made great progress

still,

in the interval

between the dates of Pliny and Ptolemy

but

from want of

scientific

means, these results could not be properly methodized and arranged.

The

accumulated road-measurements, and the knowledge of their own country by the Greeks, the conquests of
Seleucus Nicator and Antiochus Soter, and, added to
prosperity,
all,

the effects of two centuries of peace and

all

and the influence of the extension of commerce,

tended to place geographic knowledge

on a much more extended basis than could possibly have been previously attained.

One

of the features of Ptolemy's geography

is

the reduction of the exaggerated distances and spaces

recorded by previous geographers and writers, though these positions in latitude and longitude are too
often so far wide of the truth that

we cannot suppose them

to

have been the result of actual observation.

Hence
than

the utility of Ptolemy's work consists rather in the catalogue of

names chorographically arranged

in the

general merits of Lis work.

Notwithstanding these imperfections, the work of Ptolemy must be considered as the extreme limit
ever attained by ancient geographers, and was, as before stated, the only guide to the Greeks, Arabs,

and every other people

until long after the revival of learning.

We

have thus given a very slight outline of those ancient geographers who are principally entitled

INTRODUCTION.
to consideration
notice, perhaps,
;

and the following Atlas, being

in

some measure

illustrative of their

works, some

was necessary.

Their labours would probably be now perfectly incomprehensible in

;

many
the

cases without the aid of

modern knowledge

and although the present maps may represent the

countries which have been described by them, yet their description will afford but a faint resemblance to

now known

relations of different regions

is

therefore, a

modern map

of a country, giving

its

ancient

condition, which

what each of the following must be considered

as, will only serve, in too

many instances,

to demonstrate the erroneous opinions and exaggerated estimates formed by the authors they serve to illustrate.

We

have adverted to the opinions entertained by the ancients as to the form of the habitable world
points of interest,

as this involves some

we

shall again turn to this part of the subject.

According
the truth.

to the remoteness of the age,

so do

we

find

more or

less of the fabulous

mixed up with
by a sea of

The world

of the period
its east,

of

Homer was an immense

circular plain, surrounded

darkness, inhabited on

west, and northern borders

by the Hyperborei,

or Cimmerii, people
;

who
and

never saw the light of the sun, an exaggeration probably of the long nights of the polar regions

the burning regions of the south, unfit for the habitation of men, were yet peopled by Pigmies, the
Cyclops,

and other imaginary beings, the vault of heaven resting on stupendous mountains which
All are evidences of some

encircled this world, and to the inner surface of which the stars were attached.

imperfect notion being formed of the distant parts of the world, mixed up with the wildest imagery and
fable.

In the progress of time the globular form of the earth was proposed

this opinion

was discarded by

Anaximander, who

said that it

was a cylinder

others held that

it

was an immense mountain, around

which the heavenly bodies revolved.

Eratosthenes, with

whom

Strabo agreed, considered that the habitable earth, the

oiKovficur],

was

surrounded by one great sea, of which the Caspian, the Mediterranean, the Arabian and Persian Gulfs,

were
that

inlets or gulfs penetrating the

its

land.

Strabo, agreeing with some former philosophers, supposed

its

length

was something more than double

breadth.
is

He

argues thus

"

It is confessed

by

both ancients and moderns that the habitable earth

therefore, having extended the breadth from
cold,

twice as long as

it is

broad.

Eratosthenes,

Ieme

to Thule,

a region uninhabitable on account of the

to

was obliged,

in order to preserve the aforesaid proportion,

give an undue extent to

its

length,

from the western cape of Iberia to the eastern extremity of India."

still

This false notion was subsequently

more exaggerated,

in later times, in the

road-maps made by the Romans.

This misconception of the figure of the earth has given to modern times two names which have no

proper reference to the subjects they are

applied to

these are

the terms latitude and longitude,

which, in their natural signification of breadth and length, have been significant of the supposed figure
of the world, as previously described,
to

and evidently cannot be applicable

only referred.

to the

measurements of a sphere,
is

which the present use of them

is

These terms having now a fixed meaning, there

no inconvenience arising from the use of them.

The

longitudes of the ancients are

all

reckoned eastward from the extreme of the world, which was

placed at the Canary Islands, the Insulae Fortunatae, and the westernmost of these > the present Hierro,
or Ferro,

was taken

as the

first

meridian.

In reckoning the longitudes according to the ancient system, therefore, the difference (18 West)

between

this

meridian and that of Greenwich, which

is

the point from which the longitudes are

all

reckoned in this Atlas, must be taken into consideration.

This modern principle has been preferred to

is

taking Ferro as a starting point, because, in the comparison with modern geography, the advantage
all

on the side of the modern system.

And

the ancient latitudes and longitudes can be considered only

little

as approximations, so that they can afford but

assistance in comparative geography.

c

INTRODUCTION.
In illustration of the state of knowledge respecting the

Roman

empire,
is

we

subjoin a careful /acas a specimen of

simile

of a

portion

of

the

famous Tabula Peutingeriana, which

interesting

representative geography in ancient times.

The Peutingerian
at Vienna.
It is

Table, so called on account of

is

its

having

first

been made known by Conrad

in the imperial library

Peutinger, a native of Augsburg, in Germany,

an ancient road-map, preserved

drawn on parchment, and

is

usually considered to have been constructed about the

time of the Emperor Theodosius, a.d. 393. It shows the whole of the then
distorted

known world, but

is

in a singularly
is

manner
feet.

for while the

breadth of this map, from north to south,

only one foot, the length

twenty-one

The

great inland seas are thus reduced to rivers, and the continents they divide are

narrow

strips of land.

The length would appear to have been founded on

the

first

parallel previously
It is

mentioned, but the

map

generally can give no idea of the world as a whole.

exceedingly
it

serviceable to geography, particularly in connection with the ancient itineraries, although

differs

from them

the

many important particulars. The portion we have chosen is that containing Rome, which was the best known, and consequently At the top and bottom of the Map is shewn the supposed surrounding ocean of best drawn.
in

darkness.

The upper

part of the land will represent a portion of the European continent, with Sarmatia

on the verge, including Pannonia Superior and part of Liburnia and Illyricum, between Ausancalio
(lat.

44 40', long. 15 55' E.,

Map XV.) and

is

Iadera, on the Adriatic Sea, on the left hand, and Narona,

also on the Adriatic, (lat. 43 4', long. 17 38' E.),

and is included,
strait,

chiefly, in the eastern part of

Map XV.

Below
the
left

this the Adriatic

Sea

represented as a narrow

having the Ins. Lissa before Iadera at

extremity.

Italy,
side,

with

Rome and

its

port in the centre of the Map,

(lat.

is

the middle line of land, and, on the upper

extends from Ancona, in Picenum

43 37', long. 13 33' E.,

Map

III.), to

Larinum
(lat.

(lat.

41

48', long. 14 47' E.,

Map

XVI.), and on the lower coast between Aquae Apollinares

41
17', long.

42

7',
is

long.

12

1',

and Formise
IV.

(lat.

13 37' E.,

Map

V.),

and

is

the same country that

com-

prised in

Map

Above Rome are the Apennines, which traverse the Map from one end
rivers as

to the other,

and from which run the

named, which may be readily traced on Map IV.

The Mediterranean
the continent of Africa.

Sea, like the Adriatic, a narrow line of water, separates the portion of Italy from

The

coast of this

is

represented in a singularly distorted manner, for the whole

length of the section

to

is

occupied with the coast between Utica, a short distance to the

(lat.

N.W.

of Carthage,

Horrea Celia, or Heraclea,

36

0',

long. 10 30' E.) in

districts of

Numidia and part

of Africa,

and at the

Map XVII. The interior comprises the bottom of the Map is the circumscribing range of
is

mountains dividing the habitable world from the surrounding ocean.

The

roads which this Tabula was specially designed to shew are exhibited, and on them

marked the

distances between one station and another in

to Bobella, along the

Roman
is

miles, (Mille Passus, or M.P.)

thus, from

Rome

Via Appia,

is x.

(M.P.), or 10
It

Roman miles, and

the whole of these distances are

clearly marked and easily recognisable.

altogether a singular example of ancient science, and

probably gave an idea to modern times by what means the

Romans and

their armies

were directed.
indebted
to

In addition to this great assistance to comparative geography,

itineraries, or road-books,

we

are

compiled at different times.

The

principal of these

much may be

the

considered as the

Antonine Itinerary, which gives us a very large number of distances, as computed or measured between
various places.

The

Peripli, or Narratives of

Sea Voyages, also afford much matter for the deterof

mination of ancient

localities.

Such

is

the

Voyage

Hanno, the Carthaginian, along the western

discussion

coast of Africa, a subject which has given rise to

much

among modern geographers.

Those
all assist

of Arrian in the Euxine and Erythraean Sea, of Scylax along the coasts of Europe and Asia,
in the

formation of the present system of comparative geography.

These works, which do not form a

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portion of the study of ordinary readers, are here mentioned to

*i

show

to

what aids we are indebted

for

the perfection of our representations.

A
is

very important branch of ancient geography are the measures

made use

of in those times

and

it

necessary to the proper understanding of

many

of the narratives that they should be noticed.

Its true length

The
has

stadium was the principal measure of distance in ancient Greece and her colonies.

been the subject of much dispute

controversy.
If

we

will

give the chief arguments that have been used in this

we deduce

it

from the present measurements of distances given by ancient writers, we shall

;

arrive at very different results

and

to

make

these

discordances in some measure coincide,

it

has

been usually considered that there were stadia of different lengths in use in different ages and in
different regions.

But

it

has been argued on the other side that only one measure

is

intended in

all

these cases, at

least on this side of the

iEgaean Sea, that

is,

the stadium of 600 Attic feet.

The
Athens.
that the

exact length of the Attic foot has been recovered from the dimensions of the Parthenon at

This building

is

styled
to

by Plutarch " Hecatompedon," the hundred-footed

and the result

this

is

Greek

foot

was equal

12*1375 English inches, and the length of the stadium from

would

be 606 feet 9 inches.

Now

this is

the exact length of the foot-race in the Olympic games, the distance

between the afaais and

ripfia,

the pillars at the extremities of the course, or the starting and the
;

winning posts.

Hence the term Olympic stadium

and

this is also the precise length of all the stadia

of Greece, which are very clearly defined to have consisted of

600 Greek

feet, or, as

shown beneath, of

625 Roman

feet.

The Roman
little less

milliare,

or mille passuum, equal to 5,000

Roman

feet,

we

are told by Plutarch,

is

was a

than 8 Greek

stadia.
;

The Roman

foot,

taken from extant

Roman measurements,

equivalent
is

to 11 '65 English inches

consequently the

Roman
to

mile was equal to 4,854 English feet, which

feet nearly.

equal

to 8 stadia,

and 25 Roman feet were equal

24 Greek

These measures were preserved

in use during a period of at least six centuries.

One

of the

arguments upon which a variety of stadia are made

This
is

to

rest

is

the circumference of the

globe as estimated by different philosophers.

science,

difficult

problem with modern applications to

;

and was used in the formation of the French national standard of length, the metre
before seen, the ancients had a very limited knowledge of astronomy, and
still

but, as

we have
circle

less of general

geography.

They never had any

better

means

of ascertaining the proportion of the arc to the whole

its

than by observing the proportion between the length of the gnomon and
is

shadow.
:

The

method by which Eratosthenes obtained the circumference of the globe

assumed Syene,
in

thus recorded

Having
where the

Upper Egypt,

to

have been in the extreme

limit of the tropical line,

gnomon

gives no shadow on the longest day, and Alexandria to be on the

same meridian,

at a distance

of 5,000 stadia, Eratosthenes observed that at Alexandria, the

shadow of the gnomon, on the longest

fiftieth

day, covered one-fiftieth part of the circle. part of the circumference of the globe
;

Five thousand stadia, therefore, he inferred to be the

that
is,

it

was 250,000.

This computation of Eratosthenes

;

remained as an authority up

to at least the

second century of our sera

but as

it is
it

evidently founded on

data that only approximate rudely to the truth, no dependence can be placed in

as a measure of length.

This measure of the circumference was attempted by other philosophers, giving 500, 600, 625, 666^,
700, 750, 833, or 1,111
J

stadia to the degree, as their various results

but to deduce measurements

from these

is

quite visionary.
it

We

are here referring to the stadium as

was

in use before the third century of the Christian sera.

After that period there was a variety of measurements given to the stadium, the chief of which are
those of 7 and 71 to the

Roman

mile.


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INTRODUCTION.
To account
for the

seeming anomalies which appear in considering the stadium to have been

of a uniform length, as the authors give very different distances by the

same measure,

is to

consider

what were the measurements intended.

We
The

shall find that

most of these distances were computed

it

indeed almost

all

the Greek writers

used computed distances, and

was only

in later times that the

Romans gave

exact measurements.

uncertainties attending computations are obvious,

and the

results will almost always be

above the

truth.

Thus the only method

is
;

of measuring the length of a

march would be by reckoning the time

as to the

occupied, and this

in a day's journey

always over-rated.
it

Even the Greeks are not agreed

at 200, or 180, or, for

number

of stadia

was usually reckoned

an army, 150

stadia.

Herodotus gives 700 stadia for voyaging by a sailing ship by day, and 600 by night.

Generally,

1,000 stadia were reckoned a 24 hour's voyage.

This must inevitably be a very crude calculation, and

sinuosities of the coast,

must depend most materially upon a variety of circumstances, the

the navigator, the wind, or upon what was not at
all

the

skill of

understood, the direction and strength of the tides

and currents.

Therefore, under unfavourable circumstances,

500

stadia only

were performed, or even

much

less.
;

By many
all

it

has been considered that they had a separate traveller's measure, an itinerary
is

stadium

but

evidence

contrary to this.

In comparing the road distances as given by various authors,

distances are increased according as the country travelled over

we always

find that these

computed

is less

known, and, consequently, that

in length during the progress of

from

this

circumstance

it

would appear that the stadium was increased

time, or as the roads and distances they were applied to measure

became

better

known and more

traverse.
is

fre-

quented

but

is

far easier to demonstrate that the

difficulties

measure

is

the same, and that the distances are

apparently increased by the

and ignorance of the roads and countries they

all

We

must therefore consider that the stadium mentioned by

feet, or

the early writers

the Olympic

stadium of 600 Greek

625 Roman

feet.
It is

The parasang
length, and
is still

is

another measure often mentioned by Greek writers.

a Persian measure of

in use in those countries,

where
is

it is

called,

by the present inhabitants, farsang, and,

in the Arabic, farsakh.

The modern measure

generally reckoned as 3| or 4 English miles, which

it

very nearly agrees with that given

corroborated by Xenophon.

by Herodotus, who says

it

is

equal to 30 stadia, in which he

at 60,
it.
:

is

Strabo states that

was considered by some authors

some

at

40, and some at 30 stadia.

Pliny says that the Persians assigned various lengths to

The

following table will give the length of these measures in English yards, feet, and inches

measurement of the Mean geographic stadium by Major Rennell Olympic stadium (the correct stadium) Stadium of 7^ to the Roman mile . . Stadium of 7 to the Roman mile The Roman foot (pes)
Stadium according
to Aristotle's
.

...... .......
earth's surface
. .

Yds.

ft.

in.

Roman Roman

passus of 5 pedes actus of 120 pedes Mille passus, or Milliare, or M.P. Persian parasang

......... ......... ..........

basis of

109 168 202 215 231

2-26992
6 9
2*4

5*124 11-649

11
38
1,618 6,067
1

1024
5*95

The Maps have been formed on the

combined with the
deductions from monuments, coins, and

modern surveys and the observations

of travellers,

collateral evidence of

the itineraries, histories,

and descriptions, and with the

many

other sources, so as to exhibit a tolerably perfect repre-

sentation of the state, extent, and divisions of the ancient world.

One

point, however,

demands

notice,

and that

is,

the changes which have taken place in the nature of

the earth's surface during the very long period that has elapsed since the occurrences related, or the places
described, were in existence.

For example, the plains of Troy, the scene

of the earliest

and greatest epic

INTRODUCTION.
poem
;

xiii

we may look

in vain at

present for

many

of those particulars so minutely and vividly described

by the noble bard.

The low

alluvial plain,

stretching from the foot of

Mount Ida

to the

Sea, and

now
quite

intersected

by very numerous watercourses, which, even during comparatively recent

to the conviction that, during the

periods, have

changed their courses and character, leads us

it

many

centuries

which have passed away since

was peopled by the invading host before Troy, these causes of change
totally altered its character,

have not been dormant, but must have probably

and carried dry land,

so with the hills
travellers,

where, perhaps, the ships of the Greeks brought their armies to the siege.

Not

and
even
;

mountains

they remain lasting testimonies to the truth of

the narration.

Some

recently, have endeavoured to identify ancient sites with

but, as

modern

localities in these

remarkable plains

we cannot

refute these assertions

so,

by any appeal
is

to historical geography,

we have only

to consider

that

it

may have been

part,
too,

or that there
results.

a greater probability that a very different order of things

might have afforded the same

Another

in

which these changes have been operating

is

the vicinity of the famous

its

Thermopylae, where the Sperchius, the modern Hellada, bringing down in

portions of the plains
it

waters the disintegrated

passes through, has extended the coast line a considerable distance beyond the

limits of the sea in the time of the recorded battle.

in

The

present line of coast

is

shown

in a dotted line

Map

VIII.

and

will well explain

what

is

here meant.

Again, the present south-east coast of

England, the scene of the landing of Caesar's expeditions,

left

will not coincide with the narratives

he has

of them.

It

is

very probable that the coast here has considerably extended outward since that

period.

Within the range of modern history the sea has greatly encroached, reversing the previous

order,

upon the eastern coast of England

where large plains extended, now

is
it.

is

covered with the ocean.

Pompeii, too, whose destruction 1,700 years ago

but

described by Pliny, stood on the margin of the sea,

now
It

is

a considerable distance removed from

must not be understood that these mighty changes have affected

;

all

the physical world to an equal

extent

these remarks must be referred only to those less permanent features of the land, the sandy
the alluvial plain, the meandering river, and the marshy delta, and not to the lasting and

beach,

permanent characteristics of a country.

The rugged mountains and

hills

remain, in
to

most cases,
that, while

comparatively unchanged since the earliest period.

These remarks are here made

show

many most permanent land-marks

remain,

still

many

of the minor features, upon which rest, perhaps,

the most important particulars of a narrative, have passed away, and cannot

now be

recognised.

We
various

shall

now make

a few remarks upon the series of

in

Maps

in the order in

which they are placed.

They have been arranged,

countries,
opinion.
I.

some degree, according

do not follow the

to

the importance,
series

in ancient times, of the

and, therefore,

same

as they would do according to

modern

Map

The World as known

to the

Ancients,

is

an epitome of the whole of the subsequent

series,

and needs but few remarks beyond the foregoing.

expedition of

The western

coast of Africa, the region of the

Hanno

the Carthaginian, perhaps might be extended beyond the limits which

we have
very

marked, the modern Cape Palmas.

lofty

This expedition continued

its

course
;

till

they came to a
it

mountain, with

fire

on

its

summit, which seemed to reach the stars

This

they called

Theon Ochema,
in the

or the chariot of the gods.

description exactly applies to the lofty

;

peak of Cameroens,

Gulf of Guinea, and,

it is

very possible, was the limit of the expedition

to previous decisions.

but as this has been the result

so

of very recent surveys,

far as the north cape of

we have adhered
Europe
is

Whether the ancients ever reached

involved in some mystery, but they describe portions of

Sweden and

Norway.

Maps

II.,

III., IV.,

and V.,

Roma and

Italia. The

first

of these

maps shows

the extent and

monuments, as

far as is

known, of the ancient mistress of the world.

The

various details given, which

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INTRODUCTION.

explain themselves, have been preserved and described by

the buildings of the

many

authors, and are

now

inclosed

among

modern

city.

But the present

is

city extends

on the western side of the Tiber, the

plan.

Vatican Mount

lying where the Circus Neronis

marked on the

Ancient Italy, from the profuseness of the histories and information which have reached us respecting
it, is

the best

known

of all ancient countries.

But few of

its

sites

are involved in

much

uncertainty,

and the number of existing monuments and remains of Roman grandeur identify almost all the towns, very many of which are still identical in situation and name with those of classic antiquity.
In

Map

III.,

which

is

on a larger scale than the others, in addition to the detail given in the rest of
in

the maps, are

marked the roads which centred

Rome, and extended

in

to

an unparalleled length throughconfusion.

out the vast empire.

These could not be inserted

the other maps without causing

Maps VI., VII., VIII., and IX., Athens and Hellas, or Grcecia.
the theatre of tumult, superstition, and oppression, and the world, and the centre of
its

Athens the
its

beautiful, then so long

now again taking

place

among

the capitals of
of
its

ancient territory, has lost a large proportion of those

still

monuments

former greatness, though some of the noblest buildings of antiquity

adorn

its

Acropolis.

The

plan,

which has been composed from the recent surveys by the present Greek government, shows
ancient
sites,

all

the
city,

as far as they can be ascertained with any degree of probability.

The modern

which resembles an English provincial town, occupies a portion of the plain

east of the Acropolis.

to the north

and north-

The

ports, once the

busy resort of the Greek navigators, but now of very minor

vestiges of which

importance,

lie

at the extremity of the

Long Walls, but few

seated

now remain

the avenue

formed by these looked directly toward the Parthenon and the Acropolis.
that the present plain on which Athens
is

Altogether,
it

we may presume
was the scene of

is

much

altered in character since

the great events recorded in

its classic

history.

The Peloponnesus, Map

VII.,

is

now

accurately represented.

Until within a recent period, the

;

features of the country were known only in a crude and unsatisfactory manner

and we may

say, with

great truth, that the ancient descriptions were very far in advance of our knowledge of the country.

Within a few years, however, the British Admiralty have most minutely surveyed the
the interior has also been well surveyed
section in a very correct form.
exist
;

coasts,

and

so that

we

are

now enabled

to give a

map

of this important

Most of

its

ancient sites are well recognised, although very

many

ruins

and are well known, of which we have no account.

These are not marked on the map, as being

unnecessary to the general reader.

Map

VIII., Northern Greece,

is

a district of which we were very ignorant, and

;

all

maps have

hitherto

given a very inaccurate representation of the country

for a correct survey of these parts,
is

but to the same sources we are indebted now

and no further remark seems necessary.

The Archipelago, Map IX.,

corrected from our British surveys, and the correct forms of the islands and the present condition

of the plains of

Troy are there given.

Map

X., Macedonia, &c.

Although most
it

portions of this

map

are well represented,

still

we have a

deficiency in the classical portion, as

has not been yet sufficiently examined by those

who

are capable

of deciding and systematizing the comparative geography.

Maps XI. and

this condition,

XII., The British Isles.

that we know much more

some obscurity
;

In the

classical

geography of our own country, we are

in

of its antiquities than

we do The

of the history of them.

Disco-

veries of ancient art

and remains are continually being made, of which we know nothing but that they
civilization

must have represented much comparative

is

and wealth.

early

involved in

and although we are enabled

to trace the progress of

Roman history of Britain Roman colonization

with some minuteness in later times, the histories which have reached us must give but an imperfect
picture of the state of

Roman

Britain.

In the maps

we have

given, in a lighter character, the

modern names

of places

where Roman

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remains have been found, but we have only marked those of chief importance

xv

a vast number of places

might be added which exhibit proofs of their former inhabitants.

The

roads, too, are given in this

map

of Britain.

These additional features have been

inserted, because

we

look with greater interest on

the antiquities of our

own

country, although of minor importance in the general history of the world at

those times.

Map
As
will

XIII., France.

The remarks that were applied to Italy may also be made respecting France.
its

be seen, a large number of

towns

still

exist,

and under the same names, more or

less

corrupted from their original form, but

still

recognisable.

The north-western

portion, that

which now forms a portion of the

Low

Countries, Holland, and

Belgium, the face of the country, the mouths of the great rivers which drain this portion of Europe, arc

much

altered, as

is

shown

also in the following

map.

Map XIV., Germany.

The

inhabitants of this portion of the world, destined, in after years, to

its

perform such an important part in the history of Europe, were, by

early historians, considered to be

on the extreme verge of the known world.

in their

Consequently,

little

need be here said of that people who,

still

mode

of

life

and habitations, perhaps most resembled the

uncultivated races with

whom we

are

now

acquainted.
Vindelicia,

Map. XV.,

Noricum,

fflicetia,

Pannonia,

et

Illyricum.

These

countries, the inha-

bitants and history of which form an important part of the later annals of the

Roman

empire, have

been delineated from various sources

tolerably well ascertained.

the physical portion

is

generally accurate, and the ancient sites

Map XVI.,

Spain.

Spain,
its

like Italy

and France,

still

possesses

many remains

of

its

ancient

importance, and most of

history

we

are enabled to trace from them.

countries, so important in ancient times, have not maintained
its

Map XVII. North

,

Africa.

These

their superiority.

We

have not been even moderately acquainted with

actual state until within a

few years.

The

fabled dangers of the Greater Syrtis and the wild fancies that were engrafted thereon,

have disappeared, by the labours of our British surveyors.

sion of portions of Mauretania,

The French

nation have, by their posses-

made

us, in

some degree, better acquainted with that country.

Map XVIII.
which
it

Egypt.

This wonderful

country

now

presents a very different aspect to that under

historians.

was seen by Herodotus, and other philosophers and

The teeming multitudes which

It

dwelt in the valley of the Nile have given place to a very different order of things.

has been sup-

posed by some that

its

ancient fertility has departed, and

its

extent

grown more

limited, but the reverse

seems
raised

to
its

be the case.

The

Nile, bringing alluvial deposits

from the interior of Africa, has certainly

it

bed, and thus increased the breadth of the cultivable plain

passes through

and numerous

evidences show that the margins of the desert were also cultivated in ancient times, thus demonstrating
that the

same application of

successful industry would suffice for

lately

still

larger numbers of inhabitants.

is,

One

of the

most remarkable features of Egypt has

been explained, that

the

Lake

Mceris, the

receptacle of the superabundant waters of the Nile.

A French savant has pointed out the remains of the

and north
sides,

vast

embankments which,

inclosing the valley on the west

formed the

artificial

lake

which has been so long a mystery.

This

is

shown on the map.

field of

Map XIX., Asia Minor,

and antiquaries.

is

a country which has been the

great research by late travellers

this important country,
it

We

have received much information respecting the interior of

and, although more remains to be learnt,

within a few years.

we have

acquired a large increase of knowledge respecting

Maps XX. and XXL,

appeared.

Palestine

and Syria.
maps
of
it

The

Holy Land has of

late years received so

much
men-

the attention of geographers, that the

have quite a different aspect from those which formerly

of places, and the discovery of numerous others,

The

verification of a largo

number

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knowledge of the country than we have hitherto have availed ourselves of the best authorities, and believe that the maps give a tolerably
clearer

tioned in the Scriptures, afford us a

possessed.

much

We

faithful picture of the countries

they represent.
Babylonia,
<fcc.

Map XXII., Armenia, Mesopotamia,

in

The

rivers

Euphrates and Tigris have lately

that their courses have,

been surveyed, and, from a comparison with ancient writings,

we must suppose

many

parts,

greatly changed
antiquities

and these changes we cannot, with our present knowledge, properly

remain, and testify to the ancient grandeur of these
countries.

estimate.

Many
all

still

These are

inserted, as far as could be ascertained.

,

Map XXIII.
want of
interior,

Arabia.

The

descendants of Ishmael, the present occupiers of this country, so

jealously guard and prevent the access of

direct

any foreigners

to its interior, that

we

are obliged to
;

fill

up the

knowledge with supposition.

With

its

coast line

we

are well acquainted

but of the
i3

with the exception of a few portions,

we know

nothing, except that information which

derived from doubtful authority.

Map XXIV.,

Persia.

The

eastern part of this map, the region of Alexander's expedition,

its

may

be said to be undergoing a change in

comparative geography.

The Affghan war, conducted by

Great Britain, and the amount of information respecting the ancient and mediaeval periods of Ariana

which has been collected collaterally by those means, have afforded materials for remodelling
geography, both ancient and modern.

its

Map XXV.,
this

India.

We

have represented, on this

map

of the extremity of the ancient

known

world, those principal features which are necessary to elucidate the geography.

Any

further notice of

would involve matters of history rather than geography,

strictly so called.

The Index, which terminates the work, gives the position of every place mentioned in the Atlas.

By

the latitudes and longitudes attached, any place

may be
page

readily found.

The modern names,

indicated in Italics, which are attached to

;

some

of the ancient designations,

show the probable synonyme

but, as stated in

v.,

it

would be

difficult to

indicate there the

degree of authenticity or exactness of the place mentioned.

actually identified
;

large proportion
to decide.

may

be taken as

of the rest,

it

must be

left to

more voluminous works

Our Modern Atlas, a companion

the ancient and modern world
;

to the present

work, will afford the means of comparison between

in each
is

and although the maps

may

not represent exactly the

same

extent of country, nor each country on the same scale, which

necessarily the case from the different

amount

of political importance of these in different ages, they will be sufficient to elucidate each other.
positions in this Ancient Atlas are given according to the situation of the places in the

The

maps

and the longitudes are reckoned east and west of the meridian of Greenwich.
longitude, and the

The

difference

of

mode

of ascertaining

it,

are described in the Introduction to the

Modern

Atlas.

The
Isles,

ancient

first

meridian was the longitude of Ferro, or Hierro, the westernmost of the Fortunate

the present Canaries.

is

This

is

18 degrees west of Greenwich

(strictly

18 10').

Therefore,

where the place

thus,

east of Greenwich,

by adding 18 degrees
;

to the longitude, will give that

from Ferro
from

Rome (Map
But
if

IV.)

is

in longitude 12 27' E.
is

increased 18,
it

gives 30 27'

for the longitude

:

Ferro.

the longitude

west of Greenwich,
is

must be subtracted from 18

thus Sacrum
is

Prom., Cape St. Vincent, in Spain, (Map XVI.),

gitude from Ferro,

8 59' west, which, taken from 18,

1' lon-

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TO

FINDLAY'S CLASSICAL ATLAS FOR ANCIENT

GEOGRAPHY

The

situation of

any place given

Index.

in

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Atlas may be found by means

of the Latitude and Longitude attached to the

names

in this

The Longitudes, The

as in

Modern Geography,
Modern

are reckoned from the Meridian of Greenwich.

ascertained or probable

Sites are

marked

in the

Index

in Italics,

thus, Aisnc.

Sist'ifies People, Tribe, or District.

Aq. Aqua:. V. Fons.

Fl.

I., I-.

la?

Insula, Insula.

Lacus.

Ost. Ostium, Ostia. r. Partus.

1'r.

Mst. .Ks murium.

Flumen, Fluvlus.
N. North,
S.

M.,

Ms, Mons, Montes.

l'rouiontoriura.

Ps. Palus. S. Sinus. T. Teiuplura.

South Latitude; E. Last, W. West Longitude.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No
of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of
Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
(>t

Map.
A.eona Fl., Aisne Abacoenum, Tripi
Abas,

Map.

Map.

49 26
38
1

15

Abydos, Chan ak Ka I eh 40 12 35 54 Abyla Pr

Exarcho

Aballaba
Aballo,

Avallon

Abara Abarara

.... .... ....

.

Abarbina, Astruhad

Abarim M. . . Abarue Abas, vel Alazonus FL, Alazan .

....
. .

38 54 47 32 36 3G 32 37

35 54 30

3G
51

22 56 2 50 3 52 45 7
37 46 54 24

50 54

36 40 14

Acacesium Acadra Acalandrus FL, Gala ndro Acalandrus FL, Saland r a Acarnse, vel Psygmi

....
\
)

37 23
1

50

26 28 5 20 22 3 103 18
16 25 16 40

19
17
7

Acimincum, Petcruardein
.
.

45 IS
35 40 41 48 36 53 40 14
31

19 55

10

25

....
.

40 40 14
11

*Acinacae . . . Acinasis Fl. . . Acinippo, Honda . Aciris FL, Agri Acis, vel Acesines

65 41 46 5 1
16 27

24 22
16 5

FL, Chunab

72 13
2 2

25
5 13 10 19

P
Acamas
Pr.,

50

51 12

41 20
\

46 35
41 22 28 25 3 35 14 14 25 55 30

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35 12

32 10 41 20 31 18 23 51 21 10 35 40

E E E
E E

Acithis FL, Corbo

. .

37 32

Abasci Abattiuba Abbaitis

....
.

42 52
31
8

Acampsis, vel Apsarus FL, Tcho.

Acitodunum Acmonia Acmonia

40 20
29 46 40 25 38 40 23 40 31 50
37 20 41 26 40 29 45 15

Aco, vel Ptolemais,

Acola,

. .

ruk Su
Acanthus, Dashour Acanthus, Erissos *Acarnania . Acathartus Sinus Accaron, vel Ekron
.

Abdera

....
. .
.

Abdera, Adra Abel Mecholah

Abi'lla,

. .
.

Arella Abcllinum, Avellino Abdlinum , Marsi-

39 40 36 32 40 40

23 50

Akka Towar
.

.... .... ....

. .

46

3 14 44

38 56
32 56

23 30 29 55

35

20 24
10 18 19

. . .

Acontisma
Acoris,

46 21 58 55

35

36 46

cum, Marsico Vetera Abiae,

....

40 23
36 47 32 33 58 49 43 40

15 43

Alar Acci, Guadix Accua

. .

34 51
3 15 15 9 14 15

Metagara Acra Mehcna, C. Kara Bouroun

.

36 40 40 5 28 2 41
9

51 24 36 30 56

29 50 40 19 35 26
14 54 21 23 35 45 23 13

Aceronia, Brienza

19 28 37

P. Mandinia

Abieta, Waitzen . Abila, Abil . . . Abila Lysian . . Abilunum, alter n

Abissa

W ....
.

49
21 31

Abiste, vel Bis

30 50
41 14 40 31

Abliana, Alalo

Abnicura Abnoba M., Black Forest and Oden

.... ....
Bayona
. . . .

22 10 19 9 35 54 36 10 13 45 59 44 63 17 46 42 43 44
8 30
8 50

7
1.3

Acer r ae, Gherra

Acerrae,

20
21 14

Acerra Acervo, Szamobor

Fl.,

40 57 45 54
31

42 24

Acraba Acrabbim . . . Acra?, Palazzuolo Acne, Koukistra . Acra Lepte, Ras Benas Acraephia, Kartitza
. .

36 25 32 20 37 4 38 36 23 53 38 27
37 18

22 20 5 b
18 8

Acesines, vel Acis

Chunab
.

72
51

AgriAcragas, gentum, Girgcnti

vel
11

13 35

. . .

23 21 22
22
14 16 16
11

Achaeium.
.

Achaemcnes
.

*Achaia . *Achaia Phthiotis Achaiakala . .

48 45 42 * 39 11 51 25
57 50 51 27

Achana

Fl.
.

Wald
Abobriga,

Abolterium

. .

Abona Abona

Fl.

35 2 25
7

JEst.,

Dor. .

noch Frith Abone, Bilton

4
2 32
33 46
31 20 107 28 40
1

12
11

Acharnae . . Acharrae . . . Achatara . . Achates FL, Drillo Achelous Fl., Aspro

39 32 38 39 34 28 38 39

45
8 5

20
4

15

14 12 37

26 10 22 22 42 47 23 22 105 14

Acrathoum Pr. Acriae, Kokinia

Acritas Pr., Gallo

40 6 36 48 36 43
>

24 22 22 49 21 54
19 15

30
1

iPr.,) Pr., Acroceraunium "

ArtLi)ujuctta,or

40 26
37 53

raburnu
Acro-Corinthus Acronius Lacus, Untersee
. .

45 43
5

22 53

47 40
*1 18

9
45 32 22 54 24 10

10

Acropolis, vel liar

25

mozica

. .

. .

Fotamo

.)

38 50
37 36 39 20 39 20

21 20 21 43 16 15 20 40 15 59 31 30 30 10 22 30

Abontichos, v. Ionopolis, Ineboli

Abotis,

41 56
27

19
18
1

About iz Abragana
.

Acheron Fl. Acheron FL, Arconti Acheron FL, Suit Acherontia, Acerenza
.

38 17 Acrurium M. Acte, Ath os Pen insula 40 15 Actium Pr.,P.d'Ac42 46

Actium

Abrcttene
Abrincatui, Ille and Villaine '.} Abrostola .

39 39 35 48 30 39
3

Acherusia
Achillis, vel
I.,

40 49 41 20 45 10
36 27 27 15 35 16 27 33 33
3

19 13
19

Leuce
. . .

Adasi, or SerI.

10

pent's

.... *Acuensi .... Acumincum Acunia .... Acunum .... Adacha ....
.

ciajualo

9 10 20 46
1

31 50 12 20

Achillis Ptus.,

Abrotonum,
brata,

v. Sa-

Kaio
32 47
17
12 IS 18 15 16
11

....
Fl.
.

Po.
.

Adamana,

v.

Odmana

38 33 45 44 45 34 33

57 30 15

35
7

19 55 4 46 20 10 38 14

39

36 34
86

Tripoli
. . .

Achindana
Acholla,

Vccchia

Al Allah
. .

Abruvanus
Absorus

54 44 44 Absyrtides Iae. . 44 . Abuia, Acila . 40 . Abum, ad, Wintcrton 53 Abu8, vel Ararat M. 39 Abus Fl., llumber 53 . Abusina, Abensburg 48 Abydos, El Kerbch . 26
S.,

Luce
.

Absorus, Ossero
I.,

Cherso
.

40 39 50 40 44 40 40 35 45
10

4 45
14 25 14 20 14 20

Achrona Achshaph

....
. . .
.

56 35 11 4 37 55 35 15
35
8

Adamas FL, moodah Adana

.

Dum
.
.
. .

23 50
37
13 45

35 16 42 50
36 42 9 9 35 56 45 34
37

Adam
Adarin Addaea

dua)
. . . .
. .

Iao.,
.
. .
.

Zoogur

Achzib, vel Ecdippa,

EzZib
Acidava

4 50 35 44 20
5

....
. .

45 51

23 49

Acidava, vel Arcina,

22
11

Grajova
*Acilicene

44 18
12 48

24 10 43 40 39 50 58 40

Acila, vel Ocelis

. .

.
.

N
N

11 5];E 31 5S;E

15
Lfl

AcUla

39 20 23 29

Addua Fl. Addua FL, Adda Adeba, Amposta Adedu A> !elhum, Elda
. . .
i

Adiabcne

33 33 46 45 40 20 38 35

51

30
10 18 41

28
31

39 45 52

55

44

' )

INDEX.
Lat.

Long.

No.
of
Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of
Place.

Lat.

Long

No
of
|

Map
Adiabla . . Adicadra . Adiacnus Fl., Mas sour a Adisaga, Ava Adisathri, Berter Adisdara, v. Agara,

Map
^Elia Castra, Alcester 51 53
1

Map.
Agiria,

...
.

41 29 36 15 41 22 20
|

N N
N

46 50 53 25

10

iEmate,

v.

....
.
.

40 50 96 78
77 55

Bastai

....
.

Lamate,
.

44 40
40 21 46 2 37 23
)

17 20

Daroca *Agizymba
.

41 14
.

17

W
E

30

Agma
Agmanispha
Agni Cornu Pr. Agora Agra, vel Egra
.

Aqra

27 12

N N N
N N N

iEminium . iEmona, Laybach

iEmonia

....

8 14 14 34 22 12 13 52

Agnavae, Battczar
.

^Enaria, v. Inarime, ime, vel Pitbecusa xl.,

33 33 13 4 45 23 31 36 40 29

10 28 E 45 10 E 22 36 E 31 10

40 43
40 27 39 48

29 15
19 45
j

26 45 35 3 44
5

Aditae, vel Oaditae,

( i

in Edhahi Desert Adlullia

29 40 50 29

43 45
1 50

....
. . .

Iachia ^Enia .
.iEnia

22 51
27
3

Agra, vel Xegra, vel NagaraMetropolis Agra, vel Nagran,

E E E E E

Adonis

Fl.,

Nahr
. \ j

Ibrahim Adoraim, vel Dora,

34

35 40

iEnia Vetus, P. Ca-

louna
*iEniaria

....
. .
. .

38 32
59

21 15

Akrah

]
)

25 35

36 59

Dura

31 32
16 20

N
N N N N
N

35

.
.

iEnnum, Kosseir
.Enon, vel Ennon ^Enona, Nona JEnos, Enos iEnos M., Leone

26
I-S2

(i

Adramitae, El

Ha
.
.

drama nt

50 20 26 40
27 8 14 55 27 13 12 8
3

. .

20
12

14

Adramyttenus
.

S.,

Adramyti . . Adramyttium, Adramyti Adrana FL, Eder Adranum, Ademo

.

39 30 39 36
.
.

.
.

Adrapsa
Adi^astia

Adria, Atri Adria, v. Atria,

.

51 10 37 36 37 47 40 12 42 34

45
31 37 10 57 5

jEnus ^Enus FL, Inn iEnyra

lee.,

40 44 38 8 39 42

22 34 35 15 26 20 22
13

20
12

Agradates, vel Tab FL, Jerahi . . Agrae

*Agraei, Desert of
)

30 40
37 58

49 30 E
23 45
41
5

36
11
5

El

Ham mad.

31
,

*Agraei, vel Gerraei

40 45

....
. .

48 12
40 39
38 30

24 43
14 45 27

^Eolise, vel Vulcanise

N N
N

Lipari

.Eolis iEpaliaci P.,

89

*Agri Agriane Agrianes Fl., Ergene *Agrianes . . Agriaspe, v. Ariaspa Agrigentum, Gir- ) genti Vecchio . )
.

25 5 48 50 39 45
41 15 41 4 29 2 37 18

50
11

E E E E
E

36 11 E
27

23 E 62 30 i-:
13 36 E

Adria 45 4 N Adrobicum, Corunna. 43 21 N 50 33 N Aduatici Adula M., Mt. St. ) 46 32 N . Gothard Aduli Emporium, 15 7 N Zulu
. .
.

20 4 40
8 30

port jEpea

....

Neu-

51

2 50

Agrinium

...

38 48
\
i
)

21 23
31
5

35

32 45
13 15
5

*^Equi, Campigna di Roma, %c. . iEquinoctium, Fis-

42

Agrioteri P., Egredir Agrippias, vel An-

38
31 25

E E
i':

Adulis

.... ....

39 43 39 20 41 47 23
3

chament
beshria
.

48
S

16 40

iEropus Mons, Tre.

.

1
)
.

Ma
iEantium Prom.,
Trikiri
JSas, vel

15 42 12

40 26
39 37

20
17

...
)
\

39

X N N
N N N N X X

^Esarus

Fl.,

Esaro
.
.

^Esculapii T.

Aous FL, Vnjuzza or Poro

40 20 39 59
41 41 38 32

20 25
4 52
14 ( 15 10 23 3 23 15

.Ebura, vel Libora, velTalabrica, Ta-

\
>

laveradelalleina
^Ebutiana, Ailano

24
19 52

Troja . . vEdepsus, Lipso Aedonis I., Bombah *vEdui, Cote d'Or

iEeae,
.

jEgse
-.Egae

iEgae, Ai/as . r ^E. ae, vel Edessa,

46 39 38 36

20 40 59 N 39 X 47 X

4 23 39
27

40 55 uEsica 56 .Esica FL, V. Esk jEsicam, ad, Brcchi?i 56 43 JEsis, lesi . . . 43 iEsis Fl., Esino . 39 iEsone 57 uEstiaei 41 vEstrasa . . . 41 iEstraeum . . .Estrceus FL, Vis40

^Esepe Fl

10

23 27 35 20
10 5 13 18 13 14 22 51

5E 4E

thcdon Agrippina Colonia, Cologne . . . Agris Agritium, Vizir-

....

34 22
6 50

J j )

50 57 25 42

E E E E

58 18 30 11 41 10
12 19 12 4

Khan
*Agubeni

]
)

40

.
.

.
.

.
.

35 44 32 30 26
25 32

W W W
E E E
E E E E E E E

Aguntum, Innichiny
Agylla, Ccrreteri
.

Alilab, Shcberieh . Aila, vel ^Elana, vel

30 28 46 45 42 1 33 13

35 11 35
2

E E E
E

Ailath

....
.

29 36
33 24 33 51 48 6 37 25
31 31 25 31

Ain
Ain,

25 22 30 22 28
15

0E

Ghuuein

Aina
Ajalon, Yalo
. .

trizza

]
|

45

.Esula
iEthalia, vel Ilva
I.,

41 56 42 45
.

47
15

35 46

Ala Xova, El end . Alaba, Maccasoli . Alabagium Prom., Ras Gicadel . Alabanda, Arabi
.

34 43 E 35 7 E 44 10 E 35 2 E 16 36 E
13 17

25

62 10

E E E

1
j
i

Vodina

40 56 38 37 38 40 36 41 45 36 37 35 38

X
X X N

22 18 26 23 26 21 22 32
13

Elba

MgiBum Mare, Archipelago . . . JEgaleus M. ^Egan, vel Cona Pr. ^igesteea

-iEgiae,

.... ....
,

<Ethea */Etbices . . . *JEtbiopes Anthro-

....
. .

Hissar

37 33 28 28 37 35 37 16 38 20 36
57

28

37

57

39 40
8

25

Alabastrinus M. Alabastropolis .
Alae Araphenides

.
.

.
.

Limni

58 56 22 N 47 X
41

iEgialus jEgida, C. d'Istria

Mgila, Pilaki
iEgilia jEgilia
I.,

Cerigotto
.

jEgilips,

Aloko
.

32 40 47 54 28

X N X X
N

22 23 23 20 49 22 32

35 49 34 33 56 46 33 55 20

pophagi ^Ethiopia

0E
30 32
21 14 15 21 21 23
9

.
.

. .

"^Ethiopia Interior ^Ethiopia supra

23 40 5
17

0E
25 55

Aloe, Ililaea, v. Halah Alaesa, Tasa . . . Alalaei Iae., Dahalac

28
57

32 10 32 11 24 1 40 59 14 26

10
2;

40 15
23 20 40 38 32 39 5

Alalcomenae, Puli-

iEgyptum
vEtbopia

.Etna, S. No. d' Arena

iEtna

*^Etolia

.Etolia Epictetus

JSgilodos Ptus., B.
. of Pagania Egilon, vel Capra-

36 38

X
X X X X

.Exone
Afarea
*Africa

ria

I.,

Capraja
.

43

9 50

Africum Pelagus

.
.

Egina iEginairi Ar, Zem.rfEgina,

.

37 44
37 10

23 25
10 50 21 26 22 24
12 32

Limni Bay Agamia

Agae,
. .

39 25 37 34 37 40 38 40 38 45 37 53 32 40 34 38 38 45 39 53
13

E E

vara
Itbaca,
Alalis

Alalcomenae,

vel
j
.

0E

Bathi

38 20
35 46 36 31

30 30 44 35 9

Alama
Alamus, Eluce
v. Olabus,
.

)
)
. .

33 54

42 32 65
8 33 19 17

E
E E

. .

Alani Scythae Alanianum

.

bra iEginium

^Egira, v. Hyperesia ,<Egithallus Pi-om., ) T. S. Todaro . ]

39 43 38 8 38
1

^Egitlum

^Egium

Mgos Potamos
jEgosthenae,

38 30 38 15 40 20 38 32 26
9

N X X X
X X X X X X X X X X X

E
E

Aganagarae . Agara, Gurrah . Agara, v. Adisdara,

. .

23 10
27 12

9 23 22 26 10 00 180
77 55

Alata Alata Castra, v. Ptoroton, Bury Hd. Alaterva, Cramond

52 ( 34 28 42 47
57 43

0E

3 14 3 20
13 17 1 51

Agra

....

Alatrium, Alatri Alauna, Alcester Alauna, Kier .

,
.

.
.

55 41 52 56

58 47 12
13

22 2 22 5 26 30

Agariabas . . . Agarus FL, Sereth Agasus Portus, Po.

33 20 45 40
41 49

10 20 27 30
16 11
3 28

E E

Alauna
*Alauni, Salzburgh *Alauni Scythae .
.

Greco

....
.

.
.

P.
.

)
. |

Ghermano
iEgusa
I.,

23 15
12 20

Agatha, Agde

43 19

Alaunus FL, Coquet Alazonus, vel Abas

FL, Alazan
J . . )

49 27 47 30 49 55 36
41 20

4 24 1 48
12 30

38
3

Favignana
.
)

37 57

iEgyptium Pelagus
^Egyptus Superior, vel Thebais iEgyptus Inferior
.

31

Agatha Daemonos 12 Ise.yAndaman Is. Agathodis Iae., Kouri 12 15

Agathonis,
Insula
v.

46 35

93 52 15

32
31 22 16 28 46
33 55

Ophi23 50
i

\
.

odes, v. Topazos

^gys
2Egyssus,vel.<Egyptus,
\
)

30 40 37 21

....
.
.

35 46
14 43 55 30 3 18

Agathyrnus, S. Marco
Agdinitis
. .

37 42 AlbaFL, 'ier . . . 42 44 Alba Augusta . . Alba Docilia,^/6mo/o 44 Alba (Fucentia) Albe 42

.
.

Alba, Abruccna Alba, Alsasua .

.

14 52

34 20 4

8 31

13 24
12 40
8
<14

Toultcha

45 11
41 56 33 28

27 15

Alba Longa, Palazzuolo

5iginetes ^Eiopolis ^Elana, vel Aila, vel Ailath . . . ^lanites Sinus,

....
) \

Agedincum post
nones, Sens
.

Se.

48 11
53 19

....
.

41 46

42 45
35

Agelocum, vel Se-

Alba Pompeia, Alba Alba Specula, Tell 1

es Safieh
.
.

44 48
31 43

29 36
28 40

Akabah .Elea, Dragomir

. .

.
.

42 27
31 47

iElia Capitolina, vel

Jerusalem

X X N

34 45 23
3

Aggar

.... Aggorsel ....

.

gelocum, Littlelorough . . .

50
9 56 8 52 102 50

51

j
)
\

Alba TJrgaon,
35 33
12 31

vel

35 14

20

Agimaetha . Aginis, Ahivaz

Aginnum, Agen.

44

18 25 30 20 13

48 46 35

Urcao, Arjonilla Albae Albana, Nizabad . *Albani . . .

37 58

4
2

2
4

Albania

....

42 29 41 40 41 25 42

48 50 20 10 48

INDEX.
Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Loug.

No.
of Place.

Lat.

Long

No.
of

Map.
Albaniie Pylte
. .
.

Map
Almana, Gradiska Almo FL, Santa . *Almopes . Almum, Lorn
. . .
.

Map
Ambracia, vel Deobriga, Plascncia
)

Albanum, Albano
Albanus, v. Albius M., Kapella . .
1
)
.

42 5 41 44
45 10
41 47

46 30
12 37 15 10 12 38

E E

22 4
15

Albanus L. Albano Albanus Fl., Koudiah'zai

.

4
22
15 13 3

]
)
.

41 30
47 34 43 55 43 19 42 37

48 45
12 10 2 10 10 30 11 25 4 39 12

Alonae, Guardamar Alone, vel Alione, Whitley Cas. .

41 41 41 43 38

21 51 30

48
3

22 10 12 25 21 15 23 15 42
2 18

10
4

40 10 39

5 55 \Y

10 10 16
11 1

Ambracius Sinus, G. of Arta

. .

j \
)

ON

21
11 34 60 40 53 57

Ambrae, Pruck

54 50
20 44 54 59 20
31

Ambrodax Ambrodax

.
.

. .

. .
)
|

48 16 35 30 35 48

Albianum, Ebs . Albiga, Albe

Albini, Villa
.

. .
.

AlontaFl Alope Alope

Albinia Fl., Albegna Albiniana, Alphen Albis Fl., Elbe . .

52 52

4 13
14

Albium Prom., Mas

el

Beyad

33 12

35

20

Albium Ingaunum, Albenga . Albiumlntemelium,

. .

44

8 12
7

43 38 38 37 Alopece Alopeconnesus,*S'o?<i'/tt 40 Alorrms, Alorus . . 40 Alpenos, Alpenos 38 Alpes Graiae et (Narbo. 46 Penninae

......
.

48

45 22 57 22 45 23 46 26 15 22 29 22 32
7

Ambrussum, Pont Ambroise Ambrysus, Dystomo Ameria, Amelia Amerina Via . Amerin umCastrum, Bassano
. . . .
.

43 44
38 25 42 33 42 50

22 35 12 22 12 23
12 18

42 24
37 37 31 37
57

nensis)

....

13

Amida, Diyar-bekr Amilus

*Aminachae, Thibet
.

46
15

43 46 45 30 45 5
11

Vintimiglia
Albocensii
.

43

. .

. .

Albona
Albonica
Albulas,

.... ....
vel
. .

Trcmezen

35 25
)
)

9 3
1

20 30 14 7 1 19 1 3
37 12 5 20
3 12

Alpes Maritimce (Narbonensis) . Alpes Graiae . . Alpes Maritimae . Alpes Noricee Alpes Peninas ad

14 15

6 45
7 7

Aminios Fl Amiternum, S. Vittorino

. . . .

27

39 52 22 21 86 22 10
13 21

45 25

10

]
)

42 23
23 29

44
47

20

Amithos

cuta,

v.
.

]
|

13 2 10
7

Cryptus Portus

58 31
7

Albus

Pagus,

Broughton
Alpes PenninaB Alpes Rhaeticae Alphei Fontes

Leuce Come, El

U
.

53 57 45 46 37 37
50 50 26 36

Ammaea

Ammea

. .

30

Houra
tar

Albus P., Gibral-

Bay
.

36 10
39 24

Alpheus

Fl.,

Rufia

10 4U 22 23 21 49 6 49 16 41
13 15 12 7 18 52

Ammedra, Hidrah Amnias FL, Kara Su Ammo-chostos Pr., 34 50 Grego

39 17 28 31 35 30 41 30

16

48 10 8 22 34 40

Alces, Alcazar . . Alcobile, vel Palae

Alpis Graia, Pt. St.

)
)

33 56 38 55

Byblus

35 36

Bernard
Prolog

...
D.

45 42 43 48
45 55 41 55 46 40

Ad Ammonem Ammon, v. Ham.

.

....

34
36

33 28
]
)
.

.
.

Alporio, in, T.

Alcyone, Stilida

22 34 23
22 28 9 40

....

Alcyonium

Mare, Livadostro Bay.

j
)

38

Alea Alemanni, Sivabia

Alesia
Alesias,

....
. . .
.

Mistra

37 46 49 10 47 36 37 4

Alsa FL, Ausa . . Alsium, Palo . . Alta Ripa, Kemlod

Althaea, vel Carteia, rteia,
)

monium, Sytcah Ammonii Fontes Ammonii Promon.,

29 30 20
12 40

26
19 30

)
)

Amarrah B.

44 30
36 15 16 2 57 30 25 55 31 25 47 10 26 15

4 16 22 23
18 9

Ocana
Altina Altinium, Sata

39 57 44 42 46 6 45 36 25
5

3 26

W
E E E

*Ammonitis Amnicia

....
. .

32 38 47

Amnon

Fl.
I.

Rhaburah
.
.

20 20
18 43 12 25

Amorgas

... W
.
.
.

Aletium, S.

M. della 1
) .

Lizza

40

Aletrium, Calitri

.... Alexandria, Iskenderieh ....

Aletum

40 56 48 40
31 9

15 23 2

Altinum, Altino . Altum Promont.,

Amorium Ampe, Korna

belona

Arubah
Aluaca

64 30 44 30 38
5 25

29 55
62 12 24
18 19

....

Ampelos, Sacro . Ampelos M., Am-

24 15 50 39 31 5 35 3
37 47

Alexandria, postea Antiocbia Margiana, Merve 1 . .

*Aluarae Aluatuca, post Tungri,

38 54 25 5
]
)

....
.

26 51
26 15
5 55

Ampelos

Pr.,

Sacro

35 35 48 38 43 39 22
37 15 37 58

37 30

Tongeren

50 49 22 10 37 58

*Alumeotae
30 40
)
)

Alexandria . . Alexandria Troas,

29 30

Aluntium

.... ....

Ampelusia, v. Coles Pr., Spartel . .

51 5jE 14 34 E

Amphacneia

.
.

Amphanae

Eski Stamboul
Hira
. .
.

39 47 32
30 28 41 18

26 11 44 30
48 20
20

Alexandria, postea
.

\
f

22

Aluta FL, Aluta, \ or Alt . . . . | Alutae Pons, Slatina

Alyi Alyzia, Variko
.
. .

44 10
44 28 28 52 38 42 47 21 41 37 37 4
36 45

24 20 24 17
31 21

E E

Amphea

....
. .

AmphialePr.

Amphicaea, Dadx

. .

6E

Amphido.
Amphilos Fl

38 38 37 44
37 15

22 22 22 23 22 22 20

26 56
5

35 33

21 27

Alexandria, v. Cha-

.
.

rax Spasima, Mo-

hamra

Alexandria Ultima,
Alexandri Arae xir. Alexandria (ad Acesinem) Alexandria . . . Alexandria . . . Alexandria . . . Alexandria . . . Alexandria, Isken-

.... Kokah ....

22

Amagenbriga
Amallobriga,

0lE 5 23 E

Zamora

E
E E E E E E E E E E

24
2.3

Amana
Amauides Pylae, Boghras Beli and

5 50 50 28

Amphipagus Prom Bianca "I

*Amphilochi

39 21 39

21 15

Amphimale
36 20
18 19 46 19 28 37 44 15
77 40

Sinus,
. .
.

31 19
30 40

9E
35
(il

Armyro
Amphipolis,

]
)

35 25

24 20

....

25

Bayas Passes
*Amanteni Amantia Amantia

30 57 32 40 35 9 30 56
1
)

65 40 32 41

24 24
19

64 27 36
6

24
19

36 34

deru.'i

47 35 40 19 40 25 37 Amanus 18 10 Amara Amara, Oomratiuutty 20 55 AmardusFL, Sefeid )

....

Amphimalla, Armyro 35 22
Jeni

24 16
23 50 22 24 16 30 24 1 3 6 15 4 9 48 40 30
15 12

Kieui . . . . Amphissa, Salona

|
)

40 50
38 29 38 51
37 46 42 6 41 34 52 37
3

Amphissium
Amphitrope
.

.
.

. .

. .

Ampuriae, Amporias

Alexandria ( adlndum Alexandriana, vel ] Arbela, Arbil . )

29

70 22

25

Rood

....
. . .

37 20

50 10
72 32 20
13 14

Amsanctus Lacus

.
.

. .

36 13
.

43 54
35 28 35 10
13 16
12 51

22
20

37 20 *Amares Amari Fontes, v. Lacus 30 20

Alexandrium

32 14
33 10 32 50 39 51 32 10 46 28 18 37 37 56 37 16 36 27 37 31 35 50 51 46 51 45
51 11 57 52

AmasenusFL,^)rtseno Amasia,
.

Alexandroschenae,

41 25
}
.

Amudarsa Amudis Amuncla Amyci

30 34 41 5
]
.

29

\
S

Iskanderuna . Algam, Turns ad,

Kalioitsa
Aliassus Alibaca,
.
.
.

20
17

)
\

Amasia,

AlgidumM., Artemisio 41 45

Zardes Alicanum . . Alilaei, Hali . Alimus

Alinda, Mnglah Alinza, vel Orosa

.
. .

.
.

. .

. .

Aliphera Alisdaca Aliso, Else . . . Aliso Fl., Aline . Alisum, Dusseldorf

. .
.

Alium
AlliaFl
Allieni

42
)
)
.

33 35 20 55 16 35 41 28 23 42 28 25 46 14 21 52_ 47 20 E 8 41 E 8 45 E 6 47 E 21 44 E 12 32 E
11 38

4 19
17 15

40 51 Amassus Tl.,RevoucM 46 Amastorus, Karkorah 31 32 Amatha 24 *Amathei . . . . 34 Amathus, Limason

Aamsiyah

Hamm

38 40
30 43

36
7

Amyclae, C. del Principe . .

41 17 41 14
39 35
31 27 32 40 30 19

13 21 13 20

44
8 2

Amyclanus Sinus,
Terracina
. .

|
)

13

42

20 35 44 47 40 33 5
35 42 38
1

Amyrus Anab
*Anabon
Anabucis
.

23
7

Amathus, vel Bethamarathon

)'

Anabum, Bars
32 21

Anactorium, Azio

19

Amaleh

\
.

24
7

24 14 14 14
7

40 15 47 25 46 *Ambarri, Ain . *Ambastae, Cambodia 11 50 Amber FL, Ammer . 48 10 49 50 *Ambiani, Somme

Amazonii Ms. Ambacia, Amboise

Anadynata Anae Caput

. .

.
.
.

. .
.

Anagnia, Anagni

5 104
11 15

Anagyrus
Analiba

48 38 41 39 41 37 39
27

22 54
5

48 50
10
5

*Anamani,

Parma

. . .

44 55
36 24 37 44 37 7 38 36 30 45 29 10 24

2 2 16
7 37

Forum, Fer. . . .

AmbianiolimSama- ) 49 54 robriva, Amiens ]

Ambiatinus Vicus,
Capelle
. . .

Anamis FL, Minow Anaphe I., Anaphi

vara
Allifoe,

44 50
41 20 41 50

1
)

50 13

Anaphlystis Anapus FL, Alpheo Anapus FL, Aetos

....

Alife . Allobo Allobroges, Iser Allon

Hstaei
.

14 12
1

45 25 33
31 30

5 30 35 29

Allophyli, v. Phi.
.
.

}
J

34 30

Ambilici, Styria . . 46 25 *Ambisontii, Salzburg 46 45 *Ambitrani, Styria . 47 Ambogianna . . . 55 Ambracia, Arta . . 39 9 *Ambracia . . . . 39 10

15-0
13 15 14 30 2 38 21 1

Anar Anara
*Anariti vel Maranitae
. .

22 42 35 5 63 19 23 18 33 20 50 33 10 2 50 13 7 23 47 39 7 10 57 25 45 23 57 15 8 21 15 47 44 35 50

\
)
.

54 40
7 10 13 11

21

Anas Fl., Guadiana Anassus P

38 30 45 43

INDEX.
Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No
oi

Map
.

Map
Antaeopolis,

Mai *Apatei Darrae

25
. .

ho, vel

Beth
. .

]
)

An ah Anathoth, An at a
Auna,

34 20

41 45

Kau
.

31 50lN

Anaunium, Nano Anava

AuavaB Palus,

....
L
. . . . . .
.

46 20
37 53 37 52
.

35 16 10 56 30 1 30
5

el Kebir . . Antandros, Antondro Antaradus, v. Con-

26 51 39 34
)
j

31 35

18

*Apavortene

26 50
35 53
3 45

"Apennini Briniates

33 30 44 25 44 14

N
.\

39 59 9 30 9 40
21 20 23 19 29 51 35 50 40 52 58 33 23 5 35 46 23 53 27 33 22 58

E E E

23
24

3
3

stantia

34 50 42 50
37
7

.
.

Chardak Anavasarum
Anazarbus
Anchiale,

41 27
37
5

Kandovar
.

Anchialus Ancobaritis

. .

. .

Ancon
Ancona, A neon a Aucorarius Mons,
.

36 42 33 41 43

50 35 30
19 37

21 42 35 46 34 40
27 40 43 15

Antequia . Anthea, v. Thuria Anthedon, vel Ag.

rippias
.

22

4
2:'

Apcnnino, in, Maturana Aperantia . . . Aperopia I., Dhoko Apertae

....

31 25

34 22
23 34 23 22 38 23 192 05 30
27

. .

. . .

Aphaca Aphadana

. .
. .

.
. .

36 40 13 33
2
15 45 32 52 28 56 29 15

Anthedon Anthedon Anthedon

.

38 2 31 24
37
5(

22 30 50
10

Pt.

.
.

Apharbatice . Apheaae, '1 rikiri Apheca, Apheca

)
jl

44 54 39 55 Ancyra, Kiliseh-kieui 39 40 38 Ancyra

.

Wonashri Ancus, Vaganatz Ancyra, Angora

Jeb.

35 40
.
.

Anthela . *Anthemisia

38 48
37 12

Anthemus

Anthina . . . *Anthropophagi
Anthyllae Anti-Casius Mons, Jebel Kraad.

40 30 29 56 (
31

Aphidna AphnnisP., L. Bigha Aphormion, P. Lousa

Aphrodisia, Pulazo
)

38 49 37 20 36 14 N 34 6 X 35 20 N 33 15 X 39 7 X 32 48 N 38 12 X 40 > 38 13 X

N N X

E
E E F
E E E F

8
7

19
91

?2 24 8
9,0

F F
F E

19

a
7

30
37

Castro . Aphrodis:as
Aphrouisias, Aphrodisias,

36 29
37
3(

I.,

Keish 26 32
. . . .

Ancyropolis, v. An gyiopolis, Egg

29 19
.
.
. .

31 21 34 50 22 1 18 38 21 30 16 3
1

erone . Andabilis

. .
.

.
.

38

Andania
Andcirba,

2 37 18

Anti-Libanus M. Anti-Taurus M. Anti-Taurus M.

Anticyra, Spitia .

'J
.

36
33 35 39 25 38 15

36 15 35 55 41 45 35 30
22 38

Kavatch 40 37 Geyra

Aphrodisium, Apurodisium Aphrodisium

Bona
.

. .

36 53 41 29 35 20
27 15
27 10

X X X X X

23

E
F F E F F F F E E E E

X
X

54 26 54 28 50 7 44 12 39 34 4
33 55 33 50 34 2o

24 10 19
17

4 19
18
18

Aspra
.
. .

1
)

Grahovo
. . .

Andaristus

A.ndnutomum, Agram

Andecamulum
des,

42 44 40 55 45 51 46 6
47 40

38 22

Anticyra

....
.
.

38 50
1
)

22 22 22 40
19 55 19 56 23 9 36 18

10

Andecavi, vel An-

Sarth Andelhanna, Ech. .

]
j j
j

20
6 23

Anticyrae Sinus, Aspra Spitia . Antidrepanum Pr.

38 20 30 40 40 36
35
21

Aphroditis, v. Veneris I Aphroditis P. . . Aphroditis P. . .

...
.

N
X
X X

26 58
25 20

Apliroditopolis,

Ed

23
18
18

Heir
Aphytis

32 32
31 26

ternach Anderida, v.
.

49 50 50 48 50 45

E E

Antigonea Antigonea

. .

.
.

Aphroditopolis
Apiciha, Latisana
.

An-

1
j

deresio,

Pevensey
j
\
.

23
25
3 30

Antigonia, Zeghaib Antinoe, priusBesa,

20 10

26 40 40 7 45 48
39 20

X X
X

23 25 E 13 2 E

9
3

Anderida Ptus., Pevensey Bay Anderitum postea

Gabate, Mcnde Andes, Pietola

27 50 Sheikh Abadeh . Antinum, L'.d'Antino 41 53

30 59
13 25 36 20

*Antiochia

)
)

44 34

Antiochia, v. Opis

36 15 34 4
37
1

44 18
41
5

Antiochia Mygdonica, vel Nisibis, JSisibin . . .

45 8 . . Andetrii, Clissa . . 43 38 *Andiantes, Sclav, nia 45 30 Andomatunum post \ Lingones, Lan- \ 47 54 grcs . . . . ) Andonadus, vel 19 40 Sonus FL, Sone 39 31 Andrapa . . .

10 48 16 31
17

Antiochia ad Orontem, vel ad Daph-

36 13
37 51

36 16

Apidanus, v. Eni- ) pens Fl., Staladje ] Apis Apobathine . . . *Apodoti Apullmis Lucus . Apolhnis Lucus . Apohinis Pr., Farina Apolhnis Civitas Minor, Sadjeh
. . .
,

X
N

22 15

30 56 37 31 38 30 26 10 45 35
37 12

26 55 25

X X X X X X

29 58 22 44 21 45 E 32 2 F
7

E F E
E

8
18
7

8 18

57

3
17

10 15
31 25

E E E
E E E E

18 18
18

5 18

83

0E
E

nem, Antakia Antiochia ad Maeandrum, Ienicher

.

28 4
31 25

33 47 34 37

Andrapa, vel Neoclaudiopolis

. .

\
)

41

Antiochia Pisidiae, Yalobatch . . Antiochia Lamotis

Antipati
ia,

38 20

Apollinopolis Magna, Edfou . . Apoilinopolis Parva, vel Apollhiis Vic us, Rous . .

X X
x X

32 53 32 47 24 20 14 10 22

i
>

25 54 40 12

36 35

34 15
19 50

Apollonia

9
5

32 40 35 29 Androna Andropolis, Shabour 30 45 Andros I., Andro 37 50 37 54 Andros, Andro . . Andros I., Bardsey . 52 45 Andueia, Anduce 44 3 Anduetum, Presburg 48 7 Andura, Anduja . . 38 4 Anemoessa . . . . 37 36 Anemoria . 38 28 . .
.

Andriaca

50 18 9 37 30 48 24 50 24 46|E 4 45|W
3 59'E 9 E 17

Berat

....
vel ,-el

Arnaud
)

40 46
32 12
j

Antipatris,

Capharsabe 3, Kcfr

34 59 29 41
29 3
7

Saba
Antiphellus, Anti philo Antiphili

Apollonia, Pollina Apollonia . . . Apollonia, v. Eleutheria Apollonia, Castro

37 57 38 27 N

....
.

35 16

36 59
35 21

X X
N

24 42 E 24 45 F 25 5 F 24 6 E 23 32 F 27 32 E 30 48 F 36 24 E 45 10 F 19 25 L
28 42
27 46 21 56

9
9

.... ....

36 10
30 38 43 34 32
5

4 22 13 22 37 32 52

Antipolis, Antibes Ant : pyrgus, Toti-

Apollonia Apollonia Apollonia Apo.lonia

.
. . . .

9
10 10 19 19
21

.
. . .

.
. . .

Anemurium et Pr.,

)
)
.

Anamour
Angaucani

36
32 18 39 37 41

.... Antiquaria, Antequera ....

brouk
Antirrhium, Bourne! ia C'as.
.
.

24 4 33
21 46

Apodonia

37 10

. .

.
.

50
12
17

Ange
Angeae Angele Angites

59
3

40 56 30 21 49|E 23 54 E
7

38 19

Apollonia . . . Apollonia . . Apollonia, Poro . Apolionia ad Rhyn.

40 45 40 35 39 8 38 7 35 32 33 53 40 40 40 11 42 25
j

.
.

Antissa, Sigri Antistiana, Ordal

Antium,

'l'.d

A?izo

39 12 41 20 41 2 50
j

25 52 1 40 12 43
5 43

d&emn, Abullonia Apodonia, vel ^ozopolis,

X X X X N X X X

22 10

19
10
17

Fl.,

An-

ghista . . . Angitulao Aquae . Angli, Hanover

24 10
16 24 11 20

Antivestaeum, vel Bolerium Prom.,

Apollonia, zouza,

Sizeb.li vel So-

X X X X N x
X

E
F
F

Mursa
. .
.

32 54

Souza
Apollonia
dica,

)
]

38 49

Land's

End
.

Chalci.

&

Mechlenburgh
.

53 20 40 45 55
31

Antona, v. Aufona FL, Avon . . .

52

50

Pollina

40 30
32 19

23 10

10

Hanover 52 Angrus Fl., Lim . 42 Anguitae Lueus, Luco 41 Angnlus, Ca. St. 1 42
Angrivarii,

10 20 50
13 27

Antonacum

Antonini Vallum
Antoniopolis, '1 eherkis . . . Antricum post Carnutes, Chartres .
.

50 28 55 59
1
j
j

22

Apollonias, Arsuf Apol'oniatis, Palus,

34 53
28 40

4
32 45
1

Abullonia L.
*Apolloniatis Apoilonis .
. . . . . . .

40

41

Angelo

13 58

J
.

Angustiae Dirae . Angyropolis, vel Ancyropolis, Eg-

12 15

44 15
31 21
13 33 22 45 21 40 12 40 8 55

48 25
38 58 45 35
8 40

25

gerone

Ani, Altenmarkt Anigraea

.

.... ....
.
. .
.

29 19 20 29 28 56 42 20 31 35 36 50
47 37 37 41
]

Antron, Kamako Antros I., Cordovan

23
1

Apologus . Apostana . *Apotimatae

33 45 38 41 30 37
27
7

X
X

.
.

Anuragrammum,
Anurajapoera
.

j
\

80 30 14 2

Appa Appha Apphane

Appiaria,

....
I.
.

.
.

Anxanum, Landano Vecchio . . Anxia, Anzi . . Anxur, vel Tarracina,

\
]

Anigrus Fl. . . Anio Fl., Teverone Anios I., Ons . .

Aniritae
.
.

42 14 40 31

Apphia Via

. .

Baba
.

30 23 32 29 41 43
)

40 29 40
5

N N

N
N

42 58

N
N X

45 10 27 42 47 47 53 5 24 E 56 28 E 56 18 c 48 50 E 12 40 E 26 22 E
13

F E E E E E

20
19

22 19 22 24
17

23

24 23 4 10

15 51
13 18 72 17

Appii Forum,

B.
.
.

24 30

Terraeina

41 18 34 30 47 30

Lungo
Apri

41 28

4
10 5 10

Anisenes

44 10
18 54

Annamatia,

Bacz
. . .

Almas
tra

47

Aornos, *Aorsi

Ohund
v.

Aprustum, Arousto
Apsalus Apsarus, Gounieh Apsarus, v. Acampsis FL, Tchoruk

j \
)

Apamea
Apamea,
Birtha

34

54 43 50
38

.... ....
Lum
.

40 38 41 41
\
>

56'N
41 30

30

X X X

27 9 16 26

21 20 41 37 41 20
41 50 19 45 26 20 5 23

E E E
E

22
19

Anneianura, Incas-

43 56
31 20

11 25

Annesel Annibi

.... ....
. .

Birehjtk
Celenae, Dineir

Ansam, ad
Ansitarii,

49 51 57
\
j

15 56 112

Apamea Cibotus, Pr
*Apamene
. .

M
.

37

3 3

40 20
42 40 40 43
27

X
X X X N

E E
h:

38

30 21 36 30 36 30

Su
Apsilae

22
10 10 13

44

35 25 35 28

Apsus FL,
Apta

West.

phalia

52 12

8 30

14

Apamia,prius Pella,

*Apsyntbis
Julia,

. .

Famieh

Apt

50 40 49

INDEX.
Tlace.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of
IMhcc.

Lat.

Loag:
Miip

I'lacc.

Map
Aptera Apua, Poniremoli Apulia, Capitanata,
fyc.
. .

L.it.

Long.

....
.

35 27
44 27

24

9 9 52

9
3

Araxea 11, Aras

47

Araxea, Chaboraa,

0E
0E
E
i;

21

Argeutomagi
gent mi Argentoratun btratisburgum, Strasbourg
.

40 34
.
(

31

41 15 40
4(i

16
2:5

yd Habor Khabur
.

11.,
.
.

36
\
\

41

Apulum, arlsburg Aqua Viva, Vinieza

Aquae Albulae, Solfatara Aquae Apolliriares, B. di Stigliana Aquae Angitulae . Aquae Calidae,

7
J .

7
2:5

33

16 18
12 42 12
1
i;

....
.

41 57

Ar.ixcs vcl Phuais FL, .Iras . . Anuria Ostia

.

41

H8 50
,:< -
,

X
N

46 30
is

22

L5N
11

45

42
)

4
5
17

Araxiu Pr., Papas Arba la., Arhc

.

38
'.

.
.

11
:;2

45
ID

X
N

21 2:5 14 40

E E
i:

Argentovaria, 'coUheim Argentoyaria, Art.

tmheim
Argiltia

\
j

38 49

16 24

i:

Llammamct

36 24
)

.
.

.
.

10 38

E
i;

Arbela, irbid Arbela, v. AL-xandriana, Ai hi/ Arbiti, v. Arabiti

.
.

86 13
\

->\

Argita Fl., Argithea

)
j
.

Aquae Calidae Aquae 1'isanae, P. di Bisa Aquae Solis. Bath Aquae Siatiellffl,

42 30
4:5

27 30 10 18 2 20
8 31

10

....
. . .

42

3
11

Monies Arbor Felix, Arbon

.

27

07 20

E
1. i;

*Argob
Kitlat
('.

.... Ban .... ....

.

I.
)

Argob, vel
r Ar.L, (licus

It<

gaba,

47 30
19
:su

9 24
:si

it II

r.r OS

51 24
)

W
E

o
:52

sinu-,
.

Arbua
Arcabri, Galicia Area Casaria, Till
)

>l
8
;;i;

Acqui

44 42
)
.
.

43 34
)

lo

W
E

of Nauplia
.

.17
i

20

N
n

23
23

Argoiis

....
. . . . . .

37 40
(

Aquae Tauri, Bagno

Aquarum

Civitas

. .

Aquarius Virus Aquas, ad, Wells Ad Aquas, Bajna . Aquas, ad, Acqua

.
.

42 4 32 41 40 51 13 41 45

X N

11 41

X X
X X

36 6

4 2

Area Arcadia

35 58

irgoh AxgOfl Ainphiloehi-

37 40

22 10 IE 31

cum

21
\ >

11

Arcadia prius

2 36 21 52

Heptanomi

2S 30
.
.

.
.

0E
E
:w>

Argoua, Ptus., p.

Santa

42 48
)
\

13 25

Arcadieus Fl. Arce, postea I'etra

.

:57

27

21 40
:i.-)

Aquas, ad, Vaida

Hunyad

45 43
)

N
N X X

22 55
5 20 13 24
13 29 15 24

Arceuthus Fl. Arceaine, Arkesina Arche ais Colonia,

.

30 2 s 36 50
;i(i

51
11)

E 36 50 E 25 59 E
8 B

Terrajo \ Argrra Argyruntum, Zaton

12

i;

10 10

.... ....

38 is
11

N
N

10
11
:;i

21 15

i:

15

Aquila Major, Tetuan 35 40

Aquilcia, Aqttileia Aquileiensis Ptus., ] 2*0. di Grado . j Aquiloniae, Lance.

45 47

45 42
41
.
.

.... Archelaium, Sevrihissar ....

Archelais
Archile,

Ak

Serai

38

32 17

35 32
31 25

39 30 32 45 29 57
i:
/

Aigyrion, Arggru Castro Argyrippi, vcl Arpi Aria 11 Aria l'alus, llamoon Aiia, v. Artaooana,

10
11
:!2

N
N

20 11
15 86

15

31 30
S
1

X X
N \ N

oi 80

Herat
Ariai-a,

....

21

02 12

dogna
Aquilonis

j
. . .

3X
X
X N

Lamloudeh
.

Archinara
Arcitis la.,

22 15 93 45
21 27

Aqir Ionia, Agnone

. .
.

41 27
41 18 44 1(5 41 32

Aqwinum, Aquaria Aquinum, Aquino Aquitania Prima Aquitania Secunda

Aquitania . Aquiuncuin, Ofen
. .

45 30 X 46 10jX 45 20 X
47 28

14 15 10 13 2
1

15 2

Arcidava, Wersehitz

Narro
.
. .

37

21
Ol

45 40 20

Areonncsusl., Orak
Arctous, Oceanus
Ardasi,

36 63
13
11

Herzegovina
.

1.')

Ardea
Ardeatina Via
Ardeiscu-,
. .

37

11
1.3

45
11

12 34 12 30

7 39 Ariana 30 o Alicia, La Uieeia 41 43 Arias])a, vel Agriaspe 20 2 Aricada 30 27 Ariconiuni, Weston 51 57 Anmantis . . . . 30 2o Arii
.
.

Charjooce

03 15 00
12

X N X
N N

S9

Arimatbia
Arindela
Ariola,

.
.

:51

54
4

1
)
.
. .

or

Buda

19

Kurbe
.
.

)
j

. .

Argisch
dessus gisch

24 38
25 30
10 41 15 23
5
41 50

Ariminum, Rimini
Revigny
.

44

X
X

30 45
.

02 33 2 32 22 40 19 25 34 55 12 33 35 49
4

Ara Amoris Pr.

.

17

12

Arabia Petraea . Arab: a Felix Arabiae Emporium,

.

30
19

39 2 34 30 44 30

Ardeii-cus, vel
Fl.,

Or-

48 50
46 22
:54

X
N

....

Ar-

44 30
i:>

Ariohca Aripa
Aria Fl

3 55

55

Aden

12 47

45 39

j
1

Ardelica, Pesch iera Ardotia, Perussich

26 14 oj
5

37
10

7X
15

22

Arisbe
Ariseria Aristcra, la., one of) the Kelevini Is.. )

Arab cus Sinus,

Red Sea
bef SUsili

20
24 40
26 47 38 26 30

Arduenna

silva,

37

13

Arabicus M.,
. .

Ge.
.

33 10

Forest of Ardennes

56

37 25

N X

3 20 30 37 3

23 31

ArabisFl. . Arabona, Raab Arabissus . .

Arabitae
. .

. . . .
.
.

44
15 15

Aracca Arachnaeus M.,

Aiachosia
. . . .

52

66 25 17 40 37 2 66 30 47 35
2:5

E E

Are I., Farsan Arebrigium, St. Didier . Arebrignus Pagus Arecomici, Gard
.

16 40
1
j

45 45
47 10
14 is

6 54

4 40 4 10
15 17

Aristcn Aristonis Aristonautae . . Aritiunr Pra?torium

. .

Arna
. . .
. . .

Arachotus

37 39 31 30 30 47

Arelate, Erlaph Arelate, Aries .

10

67

Awchotus
Aradana

Fl.

30 26 39 20
35 45 38 30 31 20

66 30 65 30
21
5

Arachthus, v. Arethon FL, Arta

.

]
)

Arenatium, Arnhem Arena, v. Samia Areni Arenosus, v. Tino-

43 40 52
37
:52

4 36
5 47 21 37

....
.
. . .

26 28
27

44 25 30
52 20 35 44
21
5

Armagara, Ghcria Armavria . . . Armcnae Armcne, Ak-liman *Armenia . . Armenia Minor .

.

31 22JN 24 ;s x 38 C X 38 5G X 16 45 X 40 X
41 10

42
10

.
.

Armenium
Arniianae
28

.
.

.
.

.
.

. .

dea
24

M.,

Jcbel
.

39 30 39 27 35 27

X X X X X X

26 12 33 57 22 34 8 48 73 25 43 44 41 19 35 2 43 39 22 38 59 40 20 29
23 30
12 31

Aracynthus M.

53 24 21 25

Roumlieh
Areon, Fl.
Areopolis, v.

Arminiacum, Jeni

)
)
. .

Bazar
Armutria

42 51

.
.

Arad", v. Fder, Tell

Arad

35 10
51 47 8 2

Aradrispe, Ispahan

1
.

Aradueta Arad us la.,

Ruad
.
. .

Ar.idua la. . Arae Arae Septem,

32 40 34 26 28

40 39 54 20 20
7

Rabbath Moab, Rabba Arethon, vel Aracb

thus FL, Arta . Arethusa . . . Arethusa ThoArethusa, vel
.
.

)
)

31 22

.
.

39 20
40 38 35 1
38 30
.

Arna, C. d'Arno Arnissa

Ai'nissa

44 30 X 43 7N
41

4X
X

19 40

40 54
el
. . . .

21 52 35 45
10 57 12 15 !) 22
2_'
1
!

35 55 51 40 58
7

23 40 36 40

Arnon FL, Wady

Asu. .

)
j

mar

39 43

6
5

nitis L.

40 40
58 30 3 30

.
.

.
.

Arae Sestianae, Ca-

1
(

marinas
ocasses,

Araegenus post Bai-

32 l.j *Aretieene . *Arevaci, Old Castile 41 40 Argaeus M., Arjish ) 38 30

E K

W
E

Mojeb ) Arnus FL, Arno . Aro FL, Arone . . Aroanius Fl. . Aroanius M., Khelmos
. . . .

31 28'x
43

40X

41 57
37 55 37 52

Bayeux
. .

j
)
.

49 16
37 60 17 25
17 30 28 31 11 25

47 22 35 44 58 44 45 63 20 72 37 39 7 25 8 14 23 59 26 16 1 40 44 20 95 20
61 15 54 37 4 51 37 50 18 20 47

Dagh

35 19
79

.
.

)
.

Arathjrea . Araga Araganitae Arana Ai ana la., Ancutta

. . .

. Argaraudaca Argari, Arlangurry

33 20
9 bb
li)

Argaricus

Sinus
Pr,

PaWs Bay
Argennum
gentina
Argentaria,

80

0E 0E
E E E
E

Arocelis Aroe, v. Petroe, tras . . Arocr, Ararah Aroer, Arair Aromata Pr.

42 50

Pa.
.

)
)
, .
.

38 14
31 14
3i 29

X X X X X

. .

35
51
2

. .

.
.

9 50
11 55

38 16

26 14
16

Aranae Atandis Aranni Araphen, Raphina Araplus Aiar Fl., Saone . Ararat, v. A bus M.

.
.

Arasabium
Aratha Arathos
Arausio,
I.

Surdy Orange
. .

. .

. .
.

Aravene
Aravisci,

Hungary
.

Araxeni Campi

39 38 24 37 36 37 59 40 14 47 15 39 40 22 10 38 10 25 57 44 4 37 50 46 50 39 25

Argentanum, An'}
Serai Argentarius M., M. Filipo Argentea Metropolis,

39 24
43 56 42 21
5 30
1!)

9E

Aromata Prom, Notu Keras, Guardafui

.

pr,
C,
.

51 25

.... ....
.

Bosna

18 21 11 13

Aromatophoros Kegio .
.

10
. S

ON
X
X

44
50 29

Acheen

95 30
97

Arosis FL, Indian Arpii Arpi, v. Argyrippi,

R
)
)

30 20 46 15
41 31
41 42

OF 0E
E E E

Arpa
Ana,
vcl

X
X X X X X

15 36

Argentea

Pegu

....
.

Kegio,

0'E

Arpinum, Arpino

Argenteus Fl.,Ar43 2:5 gens 14 40 a Argcntia, Argent Argcntia, Gorgonzola 45 32 42 10 Argentiolium

. .
.

6
11

30E 51E 24 E
22

Mana Arrabo FL, Raab

Arrapachitis Arre Vicus .
.
.

35 39
.

47

Arrabona, t'zakany
.

Arretium, Arezzo

40 50 35 4:5 26 43 28iX

13 35 36 12 i; 10 5o K 16 341 45 20 E
4
1

7X

i:

11 52

INDEX.
Place.

Lat.

Long

No.
of
Flace.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of Tlace.
Lat.

Long.

No.
ot

Map
Arretium
Juliae,
.

Map
Ascania tiana Ascania
la.,
.

Map.

Subliano . . Arrctium Fideus, Cast iff Hone .

43 35 43 22

11 51

Chris.
.

)
(

36 16
37 45

25 12

j j

1152
3 9 28 10

Ps.,

L.
.
.

]
j

Bourdour

30 30 29 35 11 54
1

Arriaca, Guadalajara 40 40 45 7 Arrubium Shehri Arsacia,

....
}
j
.
.

Toyhan
Arsamosata

35 20 38 40
38 50

51 40 38 48

.
.

Ascanius Lacus . Ascelum, Asolo Ascerris, Cervera . Asciburgius Mons, W. Carpathians

Ascitae

40 23 45 50 41 42
)
)

Astoa Astrogonda . . . Astura Astura FL, Asturo Astura FL, Esla .

18

....

*Astures, Leon . Asturica, Astorga

30 46 41 25 41 33 42 42 40 42 26

55 31 20 5 12 49 12 46 5 3 6 6 10
5 55

49 35
15 42 38 20

18 50

Asturum
Lugoncs

Lucus,'.!' 43 22
37 45

Arsanius q. et Euphrates Fl., Mu-

....

40 40
48 31 21 51
18
2 2

Ascra

50 50 23 12
13 35

rad Chai
Arsarata Arsen Fl
Arsenaria,

j
.

39

Arzen

. .

37 47 35 48

Asculum (Picenum), Ascoli . Asculum Apulum,

Ascoli

]
\

42 52
41

Arsenium, Oppelln
Arsesa Arsi

Arsinarium Pr. Arsinoe, Suez .

Arsinoe Arsinoe Arsinoe

. .

. .

50 40 39 28 41 5 14 30 29 59 34 58 35 4 12 48 38 33

42 50
27
17 30 32 30 34 1 32 21 42 48

Ascura Asea Aserga Ashdod, vel Azotus,

.... .... ....

. .

15 28

40 50 37 24 31 27
31 45 31 34 33 15

42 48
22 17 47 16 34 42 35 35 47 47 64 48 20 59
31 31

Esdud

. .

Ashdoth Pisgah

Arsinoe, v. Conope,

Angelo Kastro
dilopolis
. .

21 19

Arsinoe, vel Croco.

29 26
38 40

30 59 42 45
12 57 9 14 27 49

18

*Asher, Tribus Asia Asia Asiace Asido, Medina Si c

30 31 30 30 29 15
36 27

40 28 Aternum, Pcscara . 42 Aternus FL, Pcscara. 42 Ateste, Este . . . . 45 *Athamania . . . 39

Astypalaea Astypalaea I., Stamplia ) Atabyris M., Madona Atagis FL, Etsch . . Atalanta I., Talanta Atarbecbis, C'hibi- ) nel Koum . . j Atax FL, Ande . . Ategua, Teba . . . Atella, S. Elpidii . . Ater M., Jcbel Soudan

27

36 40 36 10 46 34 38 40 30 34 43
37
7

26 30
27 5 10 40 23 6
31
2

58
27 17 17

2 14 4 55 14 15 18 14 15 14
11 40

25

21 20

donia
Asine,

Arsissa Palus, L. of

Van

....

it ArsuloB, Arsoli

42

E E

22

4
16 19

rom., Artabrum Prom., vel Nerium

42 52
40 23

W
E E

.... Herat .... Artaleson Artanissa .... .... Artaxata ArtaxArtaxata, iasata ....
.

Finisterre Artace Artacoana, v. Aria,

. .

34 24
40 29 41 59 39 10

62 12 41 53 44 38 45 21

24
22 22 24

36 48 Asine 37 32 Asine, vel Las . . . 36 43 Asmura 36 47 48 Asmyraea . . . . Asnaus M., Mclchiovo 10 20 Asopus Fl 38 47 Asopus FL, Asopo 38 16

Koroni

.i

5 51
21 58

Athar M., Hasan

Dagh

38
)
. . .

34 15
41 5 23 44 23 6

22 22 55 110 20 22 23

59 33 47 40
15 25

Athenae, Atenah . Atbenae, Athens . Athenae Diades . Athene, v. Anthene, Elliniko . . . Athesis FL, Adige Athos M., M. Santo
Athribis, Tel Atrib Athyras Fl Atiliana, Mansilla

41 15 37 58 38 51
37 22

22 42
11 35 24 20

. .

30

45 7 40 9 30 27
41 10 42 4 41 38

31 16

Asopus FL, R. A.
Georgios . Asophus, Boza Aspabota . Aspbaleuca, Les
. .

1
)
.

37 55

22 40 22 50 53 58
27

. .
.

.
~t

36 42 38 45

Atina
Atina, Atena . . . *Atintania . . . . Atlanticus Oceanus Atlas M., Jebel Tedla
.

28 30 2 55 13 43
15 31

v.

)
J
)
j

39 20
37 38

45

22
7

Eaux Chaudes
Aspedon, Polea
.

42 55
.

Artemisium M., Malevo . Artemisium, vel Dianium, Denia Artemisium Littus

.

22 31
3

Aspendus
Asphaltites L., vel

38 33 36 55

23

31 15

j
)

38 54

16
8

Mare Mortuum urn,

v.

1
I

Atoa Atrax
*Atrebates, Picardy . At-ebates, olim Ne- )

et

Mare

j
)

39
33 36

23 15

31 30 f iahr Salsum, Bl ...

35 30

40 40 50 33 33 39 50

26
15

20 10

20
3

5 40 30

1 32 22 11 2 40

Lnt
*Aspii

....
.

metacum, Arras
31 25 25 25

50 16
51 30

2 48
1

Artemita
Artemita, v. Salban,

45 14 43 21
13 7 31 20

22

*Asphaltites

Van

]
. . .

38 28
. .

22
3
18 13
17

Asphynis, Asfoun
Aspis P.,

.
.

....
Mahad
.

34 45
1
J

36 10 32 32 70
16
7

Atrebatii, Wilts. and Berks. . . Atria, vel Adria,

30
5

Artenia, Art' c/na

Arthribiticum Fl. . Arti;;ca, Arcis sur At/be . . . .

Artisiga Artobriga,

46 14 30 40
48 33
35 19

Hessan
Aspis

31 18

Adria
49

....
.
.

45
36 25 39 36 41 38

4 40 45
10
51

12

)
)

4
1

38 2

w
E
17
7

*Atropatene Atta Vicus .

.
.

Aspis, vel Clypea,

36
7

Klibiah
Aspis, la.,

36 55
37 52 13 10 13 40

11

4 9

postea Regina, llegcns. .

\
>

Evria

23

Attaleia Attaleia *Attasini, v. Attasii

48 58

12

14

Aspithra
*Aspithrae,

101 10

burg . . ) Arubingara, Colombo 7 Arucci Novum, ) 38

Cambodia
.
.

80
9
7

25
16

Aspona
Aspulathea . Assa, Ormelia
.
. .
.

Moura

16
8 5

.
.

}
.

Arunda, Atajate *Arusnates, Venice

Arutela *Arvarni, Carnatic Arverni, Puy de

36 46 45 40 44 59
15

5 11

W
E

16
3

24 10 80
3 13 32|e 14 18

Assabe, Nr. Madina Assaria Assisium, Assist . .

Dome, $c. Arx, Arce Arx Tiberii

Arxata Arycanda

]
)

45 30
41 40 39 36
38 33 54 30

Assures Assurus
Assus, Behram . Assus, Assarli . . Assus, vel Arzus Fl.
. . .

.... .... ....

]
. "

44 44 30 11
32 55
41 42

*Assyria

Asta
Asta, Asti . . . Asta Regia, Jerez de la Frontera .
.

Arymagdus Fl., DiArze, vel Gymnias, is,

rek Ondessy . ] Arzanior Opp., Erzen 38 16

36 20

45 38 22 58 48 4 50 46 30 41 59 41 50 35 29 50 44 56
39 38 40 30 32 43 35 40 39

103 33 45 20 55 23 42 47 12 50 12 36 9 10 23 9 26 22 25 55 25 40 44 30 61 25 8 19

25 25
19
8

Attica

.... .... ....

.
. .

Attidium, Attiyio Atures, vel Julii

Vicus, Aire

43 17

48 51 26 30 62 23 12

30 31 50

50
50
57

10 22
17

*Aturia

u
.

43 43
36 45 30 47 41 43
41
41
1

15

4T 10
18 16 13 58

Aubereum
Venere
Aufidus

4
17

Aufidena Aufidi Pons, P. S.

. .

....
.
.

]
)

15 30 15 45 13 45
1

10 19

10 10 22 24
3

Ofanto Aufina, Ofeno . Aufona, vel Antona

Fl.,

5 42 18

FL,

Avon

52

50
6

.
.

Aufona FL, Augaea

Augali

Nen

)
\

36 43
.

16 24 22 25 25
19
17 17 19 16
1

Augemmi

....
.

Erz-rum
Arzus
Fl.

39 57
39 41 10 41 50 24 30 26 20

41 17 43 27 25 56
22 40 40
15

Arzes, Ardish
Arzu, vel

...

Astacana . Astacana Astacapla

....
.

*Astaceni, Cabul

36 30 39 20 21 25 35

68 53 43 3 72 20 72

Augila, Aujilah . *Augilae Augmagdum, ad, V. Cydamus, Ga-

52 40 40 29 40 20 32 10 29 15 29 30

23 37 70 9 20 21 54 22
11 17

\
>

29 38

Assus Fl

*Asabi,

Oman
)

Asaborum, vel Nau Sau-)

Astacenus Sinus, G. of Nicomcdia Astacilis, Tessailah

40 40
35 21
31 10

29 30
23 11 30 29 51 4 58 34 30 36 28 21 7 60 30
61 37

maehaeorum Pr., Ran Mwsendojn lorn

Asama, Adanis, vel Anidus FL, Wad
Oum-er-beg,
.
.

57 15

Astacures

or
.
i

33 10

17

Astacus Astapa, Estepa Astapus Fl. . .

....

40 40 37 20
13 22 38 33 33

damis . . Augusta Augusta (Vagiennorum), Bene Augusta (Tauriono rum), Tori>io Augusta, Adjioud.
. . .
.

44 39
|
)

12
7

6E
591E

44 37
45 46
5
7

7 41

26 42

E E

Augusta, vel Regi-

Azamor Asamum, vel Phizon, liisano

.
. .

^
.
.

Astarte I. . . . Astarus, P. Plattea

18 42

Asanamara
Asateni
Asca,
A.syi

Asanca, Landskron Asarth FL, Issa .

vel
.
.

30 49 35 24

53 52
12

45

88 55 19 46 1 10 47 50

Astasana Astauda *Astaveni . . . *Astaveni . . . Astelephus Fl. . Asterium, v. Piresiae

.

.... ....

29 28
10

23
8

anum, Rahova
Augusta,
v.

]
]

43 42 43 39

24

0E
32

Glim-

25

Nescao,
.
. . . .

)
( .
.

.on, 10

43

Ascalon

.
.

Ascalon, Askulan

31 37 31 38

34 34 34 33

Ast'agi Astibus, Istip *Astica

Astigi, Ecija

.... ....
.
.
.
.

34 38 42 45 39 30
31 12 41 3"> 41 40 37 34

65 55 41 20 22 1 16 30 22 10 27 50 5 5:

24 24 24 24 22
8 17

berri, post Auscii,

Auch
magus
Augusta
Treves

....
.

Augusta, vel Naeo.

]
(

44 25
49 54
49 45 39

4 59
2 40
6 40

Augusta (Veromanduoruni)
. .

)
)

(Trev.),
. . .

10 10 16

postea Trevera,
.
.

Augusta

33

INDEX.
Place.

Lat

Long

No.
of Place. Lat.

Long.

No.
of Place.

Map.

Lat.

Long.

Map
Au/.ara,

of

Map.
P.a'turia,

Augusta Alba . . . Augusta Emerita, ) . . . Merida ) Augusta Fossa . . . Pax, Badajoa Augusta Augusta [Pretoria J, Aosta . . . . i Augusta (Rauraco- )
|

44 34 38 55
41 27

38 54

45 41
47 32

N N N N N

4 35

E E
\N

13

El Asharuh

6 13 \Y

16

Auzea,

Hamza,

34
;;.-)

1")

40 3U'E
:(

21
17

or

Sour Ouslan
Auzui, Zi ra ifeh
.

50|M
1",

:-"

13 5 6 46
7 7

4
16

31
,

16

11

17
1

Andalusia Bagaoum, Baoap Bagai, Bagai . Bagarda

.
.

6
.'I
;.-.

\Y

19
1
1

6 45

1.

il

18

3
13
15

Avalitos . . . Avalouia, Glaston-

30

80 N

43

E
40

bun/

51 10
. .

rum) Augusta Vindelicorum, Augsburg Augustamnica . AuKUStana

. . . .

....

)
J

42

A vara FL
Avaricum,
tiiriges,

...
.

47 17
\
\

N X
N X
x

2 40 \Y
1

11

Bagasira, Oremamth Baghistane, Bintttm

25 1J
;i

N
n 9 3o
B
1

j;

E B

13
18
4

post. Bi-

48 24
)
.

N
N N N

10 54

E
E E
E

Bourges

47

8N
;>>

2 30

Bagradaa PL Bagradaa PL, .svvv/f Bagradaa l'l., Nabon

.
.

19

ON
X

E
E

35 40
.'.'.t

Bagrum
Banyrsa
BaiflB,
BaifiB,

Augustana, Azelburg Augusti Tons . . . ) Augusta Tropcea,

. 'l urbia Augusti Forum, vol
. .

30 48 48 45

40 46 47 22

43 45

N N

32 12 36 12 44 22 41
7

18
15 14 10

Aveia, Va. di Bagno Avenio, Avignon

8 01 89 80 E

42 20 43 54
i6

Aventieum, Avenche

13 20 4 50 7 4

10
.
.

(i

18 13

Bain
JJai/a.l

X
X

45
11

.
.

.
.

10

!'

E E
i;

26

E E

)
t

Avernus Lacus, Averno . . Avos Avidus

Aviones
. .

) .

40
)

....
. . .

33 40 35 32

52N X
X
7

14

'BaiooaaaeSj ('ah a-

38 58 N Lezuza Augusti Lucus, Lugo 43 N

Libisosia,
\

2 30 YV
7

16
16

53

34
6

W
E
E

Avium

X
X
I

9 58 10 50 12 40
35 20
8 25

dot and OJM . I Balaca E, Seukelipar 10 5N Balah 81 19 X

BalansD,

40
72 90

Banitu

Opp., vel Ornithonpolis,

. .
.

33 25
41 20 44 27
a
i
'>;',

Augusti 1'., Porto Augustobona, post.

Tricasses, Troyes Augustobriga . . Augustobriga . . Augustodunum, an-

41 47

12 12

4
13

48 19
)
.

39 52 40 39

N N N

4
5
7

9 \Y 20 \Y

16 16
13

Adlnn Avus Fl., Ave Axcisum Axelodunum Axima Axima

Fl.,

Balarotb l'l., Sank Balbura, Morsum Balcea, Baii-ketri

35 11 X 36 20 X

35 55
17

N
X

X 89 18 X
37 10

29

19

x
x X X

tea Bibracte

46 56
. . .

N N
N
X

45 35 31 3o
.
)

4 20
1 7

Autun

)
.

Augustodurus . Augustomagus,
postea Silvanectcs,

49 10 49 13

w
E
E
E
E

Axiopolis, Kassova Axius, vel Orontes

11

17

44 3 6 41 52 12|K 27 50 K

Bah arcs I. (qua? et Gymnasia), Balearic Is.

. .

27 48

3
21
19

. .
.

. .
.

Balepatria
Balita,

15

Coulan

8 30

X
X

70 25 11 55

13
13

Nahr El Asy
. .

36 20
]
. .

N
X X

35 40 38 4 4 54 32 34 28 20 45 41
6 3 41 50

\
>
.

2 35

*Axomitao . . Axona EL, Aisne

12 30

Soil is

)
}
>

Axuenna
.

.
.

.
.

49 49

Ballanstra . . Ballenas Costa, ( 'osta llainera Ballene, Frendak Balneum Regis,

58

23
7

43 51
.

54
6

35 20
)

Augustonemctum,
postea Arvcrni,

4|N

Bagnarea

42 38
,

12

45 47

13

Clermont . . Augustoritum, postea Lcmovices, Limoges

Aulaei Tiehos,
.

)
\
j

45 52

14

13

Axylos . ;s'j o x A/.a, v. Gaza, Ghazzeh 31 27 N Azani, Tjandere 39 12 N -Azania, v. Barbaria 3 ON Azarath 36 50 N
. .

Baloie, I'uraslouka

/ \
>

vel

Azatha Azene
42
.

Theros Chorion, Akhteboli .

Aulerci, Eure. Aulerci, Sarthe
.

N
N N N
N N N

28
1

10 13 13 8
7

Azetium, liotigliano
Aziris,

Erzingkhan

48 56 48 10 38 24
37 18

E
20 E 37 E 43 E 28 E 40 E 20 E

Azius Azius

Fl.,

Vardar

40 50 37 40 40 57 39 21 31 50 41
31
6

23
17

5!)

Balonga Balsa, Tarira . Balyki PL, Marrozu m mono . Balzanum, Iiotzen B tmbotUB Fl.
. . . .

....

44 II
7

,17 34

37

01 35 7 80

37 15
16 89 13 30
1 |

N
X

21 55
11 20

16 30

Bambyce,
polis
liana, vol

23 21
19

Azmon,
*Azones Azor
Azora,

v.

Heshmon
.

Aulon, Avlona

. . .

. .
.

Aulon Basilicas Aulon Cilicius .

40 29 33 50 35 40 40 20

36 33

10 21 19
8

Much
.

Azorus
Azotus, v. Ashdod,
1

36 50 33 7 38 43 40 31 45

40 17 14 33 22 3o 34 16 44 35 35 35 41 33 22 1

....
.

v. Iliera-

36 20
31 39
14

38 10 35 44 6 4 74 30 36 37
1

Bamoth Baal

.
.

57
27

Kataba Banasa, Mehedia Banatna, Bon Ness

.

Banavasi

Banchis, Tatnieh

Auos, vel Aous, vel JEas Fl., Vojuzza or Poro .

)
\

N
N X
N N X

20 25 E 36 20
5 20 97 12 15 2
11 36

Esdud

34 42

20

Auraniiis Aurasius M., Jeb. Mirkaat . . . Aurea Regio,

....
j

Banizomeneis Bannae, vel Bena Bannavantum, near Davcntrg .

.

34 20 57 25 18 25 20 34 28 33 36 16
52 15

38 \V
12

59
10

25
8

32 50 35 20
21

E E
E E E
E

20
17

B.

j
1
)

Bantia *Banturari *Banubari

....
.
. . .

...
. . .

Mranmtipyee Amelia Via

25 4
13

Baal Gad

.
.

.
. .

....
)
<

41 54
47 40

Aureliani, Loiret Aurelii Forum, T. Aitreli . . . .

Baal Hermon Baal Meon, BaalShalisha

Mam
. .

. .

33 12 33 3 31 45 32 9

X
X X X X X X X

42 19 45 32

N
X

4
3 3

'Babanomus Babba

40 5 34 54
\
{

36 35 35 34 35

8 E 43 E 54 E 55 E 30 E 5 36

Baphyras
Barace P. Barace I.

Fl.

...
. .

40 45 34 40 24 30 40 9 15 25 22 20
]
}

X N N
X X X

20 46
1

37 30

Barares, v. Canthi Sinus . . . .

22 45
21 30

Aureoli Pons,
tirolo . Aureos ad,
.

Pon.
.

)
i

9 32
11 22 62 15

Montebello 45 32

X X

Babylon, vel Babel, Hillah, Sec. . Babylon, velFostat, it,

32 30 30 32 30
31 11

44 23
31 20

E
E

Baracura Barange

E
E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
E E E E E

25
10
17

Baboid
*Babylonia
Babytase,

.
.

. .

Baratbia . Barathra S. Barathra, Kara-

.... ....
. )
.

37 58

X X N N
X

22 30 74 10 69 70 22 15 54 58
I.')

32 25 31 15
37 40
41 2
)

Aureus Mons, Slona

Auriliana Aurinia, vel Saturuia

....
.

Aurunca, S. Croce *Aurunci, Terra

di

44 30 42 31 41

40 55 47 25
19

N
X X X

20 49 21 59
11 31 12 36

N
X

44 49 54
39 40 36 51
12 19 40 18

E E
E

Ram
. . .

bounar Baraza

....

4
17

Horchuz

Barbaria, v. Azania

BacasChamiri
taillis
.

28 58
\
)

X
X

Lavoro

41 22
41 56

Ausancalio, Szocolacz Ausara, Szafra . . Ausara, RasSeir . . Ausaritae . . .

44 40 24 18 16 40
17

N
5

X X X X X X
X X X X X X

13 53

Baccaiae, vel Baca. .

35 55

13 50

4
16 15 23 23 23 13 13
3 16 17

Baccanae,

Baccano
Hoxeakel
)

42

N
X X X X

50 10 43 30

Auser Fl *Ausetani

Ausilindi Ausinza, Assaloo

.... ....
I
.

44

Ausona. Lc Fratte Ausones Ausugum, Valsug-

....
)
J
. .

41 50 32 40 27 31 53 10 41 21 41 20

N
X X X X X X
N

2 16 15 55 38 58 53 33 52 35 6 25 30 10 25 2 9 15 52 40 9 13 46 13 40
11 26

Bacchi

I.,

15 10

Bactra, prius Zariaspa, Balkh . . Bactras Fl. . . .

36 47 35 36 34 44 25
30 30

66 58
66 30 68 4 20 18 5 62 47 64 57 39 10 1 34 6 50 36 10
57 57
1

E E E E
i':

Barbariana . . . Barbaricus Sinus . Barbaridon Emp., Tatta . . Barbarium Prom., C. Espichel Barce
.

3 36 20
1

X X X N
X
s

32

5E 0E

33 42 44 31
41 5 15

42 30 68
9 25 21
2 2 9

24 45
38 24

X
X X

32 30
41 23

*Bactriana *Bacuatae Bacuntius FL, Bosna Badara, vel Barna

... ...

Barcino, v. Faventia,

E
\Y

Barcelona
.

X
X

30 20
15

N N
N

*Barcitae

....
. .
.
, ,

Badara

....
.
.

E E
E

Bardaxemia
Barderatae,

Bra
. .

32 20 23 44 44
33 35
41 21 37 4 42 15
37
11

27 20
21 28
,

N
y X X
X N X

Bardincs FL, Bar-

)
)

24
12

Badei Regia, Jiddah Badera, Baziege . Badias

....

4 4
15 15 12
1

Badimum

nana

46

Badis, Jask Baecula

Autariatae

*Auto oles

Automalax Autrigones
Auxiqua

.... .... ....

.

43 30 53 30 26 30 15
43

19 9 12
19 3 100 13 15
18

w
YV

Baenas I. Baeouoa v. Ephyra Baerus Baesippo, Vejer .

... .... ...

....

Auximum, Osimo

. .

*Auzacitis

....

48 43 30 31 43 14 44

X N
N X X X

30

w
E

17

16
1

Baeterrae, Bedarieux *Baetica, Andalusia Baetis FL, Guadal-

43 33 37 25 42 20 37 41 36 43 38
37

28 50 35

E E E

rada

N N N
N

21 69 25 7 58

36 17
16 20 28 20 26 30 27 40 27 20 36 20
1 55 42 28 30 50 16 56 62 47 44 29 48 45 93

Barduli, Barletta Bargasa, Port Giova

N
X N N

40
2

50

40 43
1

X
X X X X X

71 10 21 22

16
24

22 42 5 53 3 11 E 5
6 12 2 58 2 16

E E E E E E

Bargus FL, Papasli Bargylia Bargyliacus Sinus, ]

Mandelyah
Vera

37 10 35 25
.

Bargytus M., Jebel en Nusairiyeh .

Baria,
. .

30 E 33 E 38 40 E 100 E

3
17
1 1

quivir
Baetis

Fons

Bacton
Baetulo,

.... ....
. .

X
X

w W w
w

Bariana
Baris
. Barium, Bari Barna, vel Badara
.
.

.
.

37 50

Barophta,

Baghdad

Badalona

30 10 41 27

5 46 \Y

Baruca
Barussac
Iae.,

25 40 4 Nicobar 9 15

37 34 37 41 25 33

13

43
47 8 15

N N N
X X
x

X X

. .

INDEX.
Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of M;n>

PI* re.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of
Place.

Lat.

Long

Noof

Map
Berevcntum, BeneV)l^>
.

Map.
Eczabile, Jezireh
)

Barygaza, Baroche Barygazenus Sinus.

?! 50
h:0

73 15

E
]-;

25
25
22
2.3

41
J

14 38

\ )
.

Cambay

72

Hm Omar
Biabanna

37 10
.
.

.
.

.
.
.

42
22

.
.

*BenjaniiQ Tribus
*Benl:iMiu, Tyrol Benna, Bazarjik
.

9E
E
E E
4!)

22
23
7 7

Barza, Berozeh 36 *Basanarae, Burmah 22 30 Basanitus Lapis M. . 24 5

46 97

4 E

31 50 47 10

35 15
11

33 17
18 15

Basante ad, Gradachatz

. .
. .

1
14
J

50 55 34 20 31
27

Bashan Basilia, Basle

Basilicus Sinus Basilippo .
Basilis,

. . .

.
.

. .

Kuruuiu

Basistis

32 47 37 37 37 39

36
7

37

53

Bas^a, Cabrutee

. .

. .

Bassachitae Bassania

10 35 31 10 41 44

27 5 22 63 72

20 40 \V

E E E E E E E E E E E E E

18 15

Bent't

39 17 34 16
18 12

20
13 9 16
7

Eerabonna, Barabon Bercetum, Berceto Bereorates, Biscarosse

44 32 44 24
42 37

29 58 4 32 94 30 io o
1

Biandina, Pyrgo Bias FL, Djune Bibacta Prom. .

25 16 36 45

N
N

46 12
21 50

Bibacum, Anspach
Bibaga
sis
I.

...

36 24 49 24
'\

59 50 21 42

N N
N

Beregra

.... ....
.
.

Bibasis, v.

HyphaFL, Began

30 25
]

N N
N
!

66 30 10 23 66 30
73

E E E

25
14

24 25
22 13
11

0E
E
|

13 45

4 E
32 45

Berenice, priusEziongeber, Akabah

29 30
23
) ]

35

Bibla Bibracte, postea

31

45jN

44 58
4 20

August odunum

46 56
\

24 25
17
1(1

Berenice
rides,

5.5

35 24

Autun

Berenice, v. Hespe-

24
19 42 20 2 16 55 18 23

Ben Ghazi

32 10 33
5

20

Bibracte, Gt. Wick7

Bassiana, Bexiana Bassiana, Sarvar . Ba^ta, Vaste . . *Eastarnae . . .

. . .
.

44 46
47 15

40 49

15 15 5
1

Berezeos Berge, Marsa Zouraik

....
. .

ham
Bibrax,

51 21
.

9 12 14 49

32 27

Bergidum

.
.

. . 37 28 Basti, Baza . . *Bastitani, Granada 37 20 *Bastuli, Granada . 36 5U Bata, Coimbatoor . . 11 20

30 E 2 52
3

Bergium, Bamberg
Bergula, Burgaz Bergusia, Ba'laguer
.

4 77

W W 40 w
E

33 Batanaea . . Bata va Castra, Passa u 48 30 52 Batavi

. .

35 55 R 13 20 E
5

16 16 16 25 20
15 14

Bergomum, Bergamo
. .
i

42 49 45 41 41

44
54

6 40
10 57 9 39 27 21

44 24 50

44
5 18

Bergusium, Bourgouin . . .
.

45 33
) .

49 Bicnon 35 Bida, Magrouah 36 Bidaium, Altcnmarkt 48 Eidis, S. G. di Bidini 37 Bitnna 35 Bigerra, Bogarra . 38 *Bigerrones, Upr. ] 43 Pyrenees
.
.
.
.

Laon

36

N N
N

43 \Y
3 35

17|N
20 'N

23

E 31E
E

13 9
17

0!N
3
1

3 23|E 12 34 E

40

N N

14 58 25 25 2 17

W
E E

15 5 9 16 13 15 23
16 15

20 \Y
17 25 50 15
1

51 57 Eatavodurum Batavorum Oppidum 51 52

.

Bathnea
Bathynias Fl Batuyra, v. E batana,
>
.

34 41
(

5 31 5 41 36 6

28 30 36
2

E E E E E

Berobe, Mergue . BerOe, postea Bery-

12

98 35 35 30 37 12 25 3 30 22 18

Bigestae, Otrich . Bileena, Jilla Ogeia

Bilbilis,

13 13 21 10

Beirut . Bercea, vel Cbalybon, Aleppo . .

tus,
.

33 51

36 11
41 30 42 30
\

Bathys,

Bethyna vel Hera

. . .

32 51
41 35

20
22

Bercea *Berones, Burgos Berrbcea, Kara

....

Paracuellos Bilitio, Bellinzona . Billseus FL, Filiyas Bilubium, Vitrinieh Bingium, Bingen .
.

Bireum
Biriciana, Birtha, v.

42 15

clius Fl. Batiss, L'astri

Verea
sheba, \,

40 33
31 16

Burkheim Apamea,
.

43 25 41 46 41 43 49 44 48
37

12 31

N
N
N

20
16 10

N
N

30 58 52 35
3

N N N
N N
X

34 8 58 E 32 10 E 16 5!) E 7 48 E 28 4 E
11

19
15 14 10 15

E
2

Bersabe, e, vel Beer-

39 14

Batiana
*Batini,

44 43

Glogau

51

Batinus FL, Trontino Batnae Bat a Sabbes . . Batracharta . . . Batracbus P. . . .

. .

Batri
Batthina Batua, Botti
. .

42 36 26 30 32 30 29 42 40

42 30
10

35
12 10

38

Batulum, Padula Baudisus, v. Bautes

Fl
Baulis, Bacolo
.

5 41 11

20 4r E 4 53 K 16 25 E 13 50 E 37 36 E 56 18 E 46 42 E 23 20 E 63 E 53 20 E 19 20 E 14 46 E
11 30

Bir

Birehjik

38

. .

. . .

es

>

34 51
21 10 19 50
3

Birzimmium
Bis, v. Abiste *Bisaltia

Seba
Bersovia
Bertiscas M. . . Bcrubium Prom.,
)
\

45 28 42 30 58 25 33 51
27 50

....

42 40 30 50 40 45

N
N N N

19 44 63 17 23 30
27 30

E E E

22
15

E
E
E E E E E E

24 10
10

Ness Head Berytus Felix Julia,

. .

prius Beroe, Beirut Besa post Antinoe,

35 30

Bisanthe, postea Khoedestus, Rodosto Biscurgis . . . Bistonis P., Bou-

....
. .
.

40 59
41 16
1

25

16
10

rikhane
30 59

41
\

25 10 18 14 46 30 41 52 30 30
30 28
11 25
1

\
]

Sheikh Abadeh Btsabde Besbicus I., Kalolimni *Besengitis

. .

.... ....
.
. )
.

37 18

40 38
28 32 97
16 22

40 30
18

BautiC
Bautisi Fons
. . .

Bazacata

I.,

Cheduba
. .
.

Beana
Beatia,

Baeza

Bebaraci L Bcbii M., Tzerna

40 48 45 58 34 20 18 50 31 20 37 58 36 17
13 53
27

14 3 6 8 91 30 93 30 45 6
3 27

E
E E E E E E E
E E

Besidiae, Bisignano 39 30 Besor Torr., Wadxj 31 22 Sheriah ( Bessafrara, Bazardjik 42 7

.
.

E E E E

Bistue Nova, Nevesiqne Bithia Bithiga *Bithynia . . . Bithynium, postea

.... ....
....

43 18
34 50 36 40 40 20

X X X
X

15

24 22
19

Clautliopolis,

34 35

*Bessi
.

41

41 10
17 40

.... Becius Mons, Wushuttee ....

Gora
Bedecis
Fl.,

Besynga, Zittaung 17 Besvnga FL, Zittaung 19

*Betasii

50

63 30
12 15 10 29 35 13

Ronco
.

Bedriacum, Cividate Beeroth, Bireh . Beersheba, v. Ber- )

sabe, Bir es Seba Begorra Begor rites Ptus., Kitvini L. . Belbina L, S. Giorgio d Arbor a .
. S

44 15 45 4 31 55
31 16

50 31 . . 32 57|N Bethania, ElAziriyeh 31 47 Beth Auna, vel

Bethagla Bethanath

N 45 N 40 N ON 52 N 23 N N
20
20

24 30 24 20 97 96 20;E

E E E

Gheirah
Biturgia

...

40 26
43 30 46 47 44 50 47
8

E
E

19
3

0E
0E

*Bituriges, Indre *Bituriges, Gironde Bituriges, antea A\ xnricum,Bouj ges

X X X X
X X X

40 E 40 E

13
13

2 30

13
22 20
10 10 19
5

Biunau
Bezye

....

35 31
31 19

34 17 35 25 35 17 41 45

34 51
21 55 21 57 23 55
2 27 2 51

40 35
]
\

40 35
37 29

E E E E E E E E

Anatho,

An ah
. .

14

E E E E

Bizjothjah . . Bizone, Kavarna

Bethar, Barin . . Beth Arbel, Irbid

Bethbarah Torrens

. .

Bethcherem Beth Dagon, Beit Dejan .

. .

32 32 32 31

51JN
10

40

]
. )

32

N ON
(

35 l'E 35 31 E 35 22 E 35 15|E

*Blaene Blanda, Maratea . Blanda, Bla?ies Blandiana, Balamar Blandona, Zara

....

43 27 41 31 41 35 39 57 41 41 45 59
43 56 39 26 53 30 51 26 55
. . . . .
.

40 8 E 34 22 E 28 20 E
27 33 15 2 51

X
X X

20

E
E E E E E
\V

X
X

47 51 23 30
15 30

16 10 15 19 12 13 12 19 13 13
1

34 51
35 15 35 49 35 39
35 13

]
)

Bethel
13 16 7

v.

Belea
Beleia, Arganzon Belemma, M. Khelmos

47 51 42 47
37 17
)
.

w
w

22 13

Beth Gamul Bethjesimoth . Bethlehem, Beit

.

Luz, Beitin 31 55 N 31 18|N . . . 31 49 N

.
(

E E
E

Lahm

]
.

31 43:N
.

.
.

Belesi-biblada . . Belgoe, Somersetshire, Wilis, and

34 29
51 10

41 24
2 6 3

22
11

\
>

Beth Nimra 32 28|N . Beth Nimrah, Nimrin 31 56 N Bethogla, Ain Hajla 31 50 N

BethoronSup.,t>iY
(

35 39 35 36 35 33:E 35
35

E E E E E

Vecchia . . Blandos . . . Blanii . . Blariacum . . Blatum Bulgium, Middleby . . Blaundus . . Blavia, Port Louis
. .

X X
X X X X

37
7

3 17

w
E

Hants

.
.
.

)
.

Belgica Prima Belgica Secunda Belia, Belchitc

Belias,
Fl.,

Beliandrum, Grades
vel Bulica
. ,
. .

49 20 50 41 20 46 56
36 25 53 24

E
44

W
E E

14

13 13 16 15

UrelFoka
Bethoron
Inf.,

\ \
J

31 53 jN 31 54
.

9
7

Blaye *Blemmyes Blendium Blera, Biedu

Blavia,
. .

.
. . .

. . . .

Beit
. . . .
.

Ur

el

Tahla
.
.

N
(

Blestium, Monmouth Bletisama. Lcdesma .

*Bliulei,

El Ahsa

38 24 47 44 45 9 20 43 21 42 13 51 49 41 16 22 40

29 25
3 15

) S

Belicha . Belisama iEstuar

39
3 2

22
11

Bethpalet Beth-peor Beth-peor

. . .
.

.
.

.
. .

]
)
.

Mersey
Belus
Fl.,

W
E E

Bethphage
Be^hsalisa

. .

.
.

31 31 31 31 32

7,N
48

34|N 48IN 10.N

34 4 35 39 1 36 35 20 35 6 34 59
35 25 35 6 35 26 35 9 35 50 74
6

Boactes FL,

Vara

44 11 44 37
.

Boates, v. Boh,

La

Tete de

Buck

Bellovaci, Oise

49 30
32 55
35 33 36 16
45 40
17 20 43 28

13

Bethshemesh, Ain

Nahr
. . .

Naman

]
)

35 10

20 22
21
3

Shems
Bethulia Bethzur,

....
. .

31 45!N

Bematra Hatris,

v.

Hatra, Al Hadhr Bena, vel Bannee Benaeus Lacus, L.

.

42 45
37 10 76 43

di

Garda

E 25 E 40 E

Bethshemesh 32 58|N BethTappuah, Teffuh 31 33 N

Bobium, Bobbio . Boderia, vel Bodotria iEst., Frith of Forth . . . Bodincomagus, vel
Industria, teu
Bcese,

44 47
56
\
>

X X X X X X X X X X X

34 4 12 2 6 52 45 9 50
1

W 34 w E 10 W 3 E 42 W
W
E E

16 4
11

16

23
3 13 3 12

10

w
E

9 24
3

N
X

W
58

Mon.

45 12
36 31

3
7 7

Ed Dirweh

32 52JN
31 37IN

Kyparivia
.

Betonim

32 24

,
.

Benda FL, Beema Benebarnum, Ostites

25
13

Beudcs Vetus

Bettigo M., Ghauts . 17 Betunia, La Baneza 42 16|N . . . 38 5o;n

ON

Bceaticus Sinus,

Vatika

36 30
.

30 50

Bcebe, Kerkion Boebeis L., Karlas

39 29 39 30

X X X X

23 23

22 52 22 45
1

E E E E

8 8

) )

).

INDEX.
Fiace.

Lat.

Long.

No
of
Place.
Lat.

Long.

Map.
Boemi, vcl

of

riaee.

Lat.

Map
BradanusFL,.Brandttno
. .
. )

fnfj

No

Marco
.

manni

49 20

14

11

40 30
13

16 39

Boo

in

I.,

/.

(
i

38 20 Bceotia 36 15 Bogadia Bogadium, Bentheim 52 21

23 20 60 50
7

17

Bragodurum,poetea Samulocenau Bramagara, Sa.

B
IS

Buooonia Bucephala, Jhylum

....
Pr. Pr,
.
.
.

12 22
1 1 i

K
1.

11
23
8
;

Boicmum.ubiMarcomanni,v.Boemi, 49 50
14 15
11 3 20
1
.

dtuihagwr . . Brannogeniuin, vcl

Bravinium,Z,e/iftoardine . . .

11

71 21

Buoephalum Bucephalum
Bucolonpolis

57
I

51

1i.

44 20 . fyc. 46 40 . . Boii, Allier Boii, v. Boatcs, La ) 44 37 Tete de Buck . S Boiodurura, Innsiadt 48 30 Boiorum Descrta . . 47 30 38 39 Boium 41 54 . . Bola, Poll . . Bolandum . . . . 40 8 40 40 . Bolbc, Bctchik . . Bolbe Ps., Betchik L. 40 38 31 23 . Hi ilb. tine, Rosetta
.

Bohemia Boii, Modena,

52 21

2 50

Branodunum,
Brancastcr
. . .

52 57
37 22 47 50

39 22 48
11 40

10

BrasisB, v. Presto,

13 24 16 30 22 22 12 53 43 14 23 28 23 30 30 25

lndreas Bratananium, KeiU

.
.

berg
Brattia,

....

Bucra Prom., Capo Scalambri j Budini M. BudorUjum, v. Budorg B, Prague ) Budorua Budorua PL Budua, vcl Burdova
.
.

11

31

1.

31
)

11

.....
.

M
n

vs

Bulica,

v.

Bella* 11.,
. .
.

Brazza

43 20 49 3
37 54 52 24
17 45

16 40 2 13

Belxcha
Bulis Bulla, Uoal
riuin,
/

36 25
\

Bolbitium Ost.j Rosett a

Mth.
v.

31 26
S

30 25
17 48 5 43

Bratuspantium, Breteuih . Brauron, Vraona Bravinium, v. Brannogenium, Lent.

K
.

:;t,

28

23 59
2 50
18 15

Bulkcuin, vcl Bur-

Bunima
Bunohora

....
.

.s^

51 48

2
.1
(i

80W
20
16
j
1.

Bolcntia,

Xuto Berdo 45 48
Anti50
3
.

Bolcrium, vrstcDum Prom.,

wardine Brcgetio, Fuzto Bremcnium, Rie

. .

. .

W
u

Chester

"A
.
.

55 14

2 12
10 53

Buphagiom Buphagoi 11. Buporthmua

.

37 33

2J

37 33
Pr. 37 21
2a
ie

Land's
Boii

End

Boline

Bolissus, Voliso Bolitae

.... ....
.

Bomium, Ewenny Bomium, Amourani

Bona} l'ortunoe, vel

37 26 38 18 38 29 34 45 51 26 38 41

23 11 21 52 25 59
67 3 31 22 2

Brcntonicum, Brentoniko
*Brconcs,
ni,

45 53
( j
\

Muzai/ii

v. BrenSwitzerland Breuci, Selavonia Breviodurum, Pont

46 50
45 20
49 20

9 40
18

Buprasium Bnra
.
.

i:>

22

l"

Buraicus PL, Kalarri/ta

15

38

8
28
4

22 28 26

16

Audemer
ford

28
2 8 9 45 9 30 8 15

13
11

Burburaoa
Burdigala,

U
.
. .
.

M
.'-

Agatha Daemonos la., Great

12

93
14 51

Brigantes, Forkah. Brigantes, Water-}

. . . .

54 10
52 15
47 28

12

Burdextram Bordeaux 11 Bunlova, vcl Budua 39

Borgenia *Burgundioncs,
.
. . .

i;

35 6 41 2o ::
15 40
o 16 21
;;i

15

Andaman
Bonchyris Bonconica
Bondelia,
.
.

.
.
.

.
. .

Pedona
. .

Bonna, Bonn 'Bonochoemce, Lusatia, Saxony,

32 49 43 50

53 43

23 15 8 19 10 20
7

Brigantia, Bregenz Brigantii, Switzcitzerland, fyc,

15

47 20

15
16

Pour ^Neumark
Burgas, Bourg
.
.

52 20 45
11

2
2

w
E
1.

51 30

14 20

fc
Bononia,
sina,

ohm Fel.

Bologna
.
.

44 31
45 15

N
N

11 19

is, vcl Brigantinus ) 43 35 MagnusP P.,Ferrol j Brigantinus, v. Vc nctus Lacus, L. 47 35 of Constance, or Boden See . Brigantium, Betanzos 43 15
,

Burnum, Knin

9 30
8 12
1

15

Barridara, Barmy Burridensii . . Burrium, vcl BuiIsBnm, Uk . .

1
.

1131
45 55
51 43
. .
.

9 13

25 20
2 50 27
7

16
11

Buitudizum Burum, Vivtro

Busiris,

41 25

5
3.';

Bononia,

v. Milatis,
.

Mohova

19 15
1

Brige,

Wt.Broughton

51

32

Bononia, olim Gesoriacum, Boulogne Bononia, Banons

Brigecium, Herreros Brigobanne, )

42
47 50
.

5 46

16
11

Abousir . Buthrotum, Butrmto

Buticus, v. Scbcn)

43 39 30 39 45
31 20

31 12

20
31 31

....

50 44

36

Braunlingcn

8 29
6 5C

Bopos Borbetomagus,
posteaVangioncs,

43 59 26 13
\
>

N
1

22 56 32 29
8 20

E E

Brigus Fl., Barrow Briniates Apennini,

52 10

12
3
11

nytus L., Bourlos Butos, Bourlos .

Genoa
.

]
|

44 25

9 30
1

Butrium Butuntum, Bitonto

31 22 44 33 41 7

12 12 16 41

Briniavae,

Chip.
.
.

1
j

49 41
55 65

Warden
Brisa Pr Brisiacus

18

Worms
Borcovicus
Borealis,

.
.

25 58
)
.

Oceanus
)
.
j .

2N ON

Buzentum Prom., Pyxus, Policastro Buxcta, Busseto .

By bios, Babel
vasarum
Byllis,
.
.

40

15 34

2 15 5
7

Mons, Neuf Brisac

48
50 10 51

7 33

13

Boreum Prom., MalinHd. Boreum Ostium

(DanubiiFl.) Boreum Prom.,

55 25 45 10

26

*Britanni, So/nine

Britannia Prima

2 2 3 30 3 20

By bios, Jcbail . . Bylazora, vel Ana. .

45 30 43 34 5
41 30

10
31

35 35
21 40

)
.

29 35
19 55

BritanniaSecunda,

Bas
.
.

Teyonas
*Borgi

32 33 30 46 35
40 45

Wales Brivas, Brioude

....
.

52 30
|

Gradista . Byrchanis, vcl Fabaria

I.,

40 32 53 38 41 34
6

19 43 6 45

45 15
]
)

....
I'Ar.

BrivatesP., v. Gesobrinates, Brest

63
3

48 25
47 40 44 55

4 34

Bythias

....
v.

Borkuni

29

Byzacium,

Em"|

Bormonis Aquae,

Brivodurum, Briare
4

2 45
10 30 11 30 10 12

Bourbon

Brixellum, Bresello

chambault . Bornos, vel Ganos,

Ganos Borrama
Borsippa
Bortina,

....
.
.

27 19

34 29 32 22
.

35 54

Almudebar
Aquae,
les
. .

42
47 56

44 16 33
5 41

E E E

*Brixentes, Tyrol Brixia, Brescia .

Borvonis
.

\
>

46 45 30 BrixiaFl 30 Brizana Fl Brocavum,.SroM(7Aai 54 48 Brocomagus . . 46 Bromagus . .

. . . .

50 32 30
10 37

':] poria . Byzacina Byzantium, prius Lygos, postea

Constantinopolis,

9 30
3 9 40

34

44 39

48 30 50 30 2 43 7 42 6 56
22 20

41

28 58

Stamboul, orConstantinople

*Byzeres

....

40 50

40 10

Bourbonne Bains
.

50 Borysthenes Fl. . . Bosporus Cimmerias 45 Bosporus Thracius, \ v. Mysius, v.Chal- I

cedoniae,

0|N

32
37

ON

Brongus, v. Margus Fl., Ibar . Brovonacae, Kirby

. .

]
j

42 40 54 36
46 16

C.

Thurc
Brucla
5

>\

2 34 23 38
12 19 18 16 30

Cabadene
Cabalaca
.

.
.

.
.

.
.

Chan.

41 10

29

of Constantinople BostrenusFl., Nahr

)
)

Brundulus P., Porto 45 10 Brondolo Brundusium, Brindisi 40 37

...
.

Cabalia . . Caballucome
Cabalsi
.

.
. .

.
. . .

.
. .

Auly . Botrys, El Batrun

el
. .

33 35
.

3.3

30

Boum
Bovianum, Boiano
.

Bo villae, C. Frattochie Bovium, Banchor

Bozrah
Bracalii, Galicia

34 44 41 41 53 30

15 19

28
47

35 40 20 56 14 22 12 31
2 57

*Bruttium, Calabria 39 34 10 Bruttosaha . . Bryanium. . . . . 40 43

.

50

35 46

41 40
)
i

8
8 20 2
1

Bracara Augusta,

Braga
bridge

41 32 54 17
.

Bracchium, Bain. . . .

\
)

*Brachmani, Thibet Brachodes Prom., >

31

90
11

Ras Kapoudiah

35 12

40 39 Fl. . . 41 Brygias 36 Bryseae Brystacia, Umbriatico 39 Buana, Bitlis . . . 38 36 Buba 45 Bubala Caput . . 30 Bubasticus Fl. . . 30 Bubastis 53 Bubinda, Boyne 55 Bubo Fl Birca, S. M. di Penna 42
. . . . .

Bryazon Brychon

47 25
1

58

35 39 21 36 29 49 23 7 21 1 22 25
17

Cabana Cabana
Caberasa

. .

....
.

28 N 43 10 N 37 20 N 38 18 X 24 X 23 59 N 25 29 X
33 31 40 41

59 40
47
5i'

E E

Cabira, Tepe Ashlar Cabira, post Sebas- \

24 25 50 35 50 30 40
10

Cabrasa Caburro, Cavour

42
37 21 32 31 6

52
15
5

.... Cabylae .... Cachura .... Cacyrum, Casaro Cadara ....

.

tc,

Siwas

39 39
31
1

X X X

29 32 34 53 66 47 36

50
57

E
E

48 32
10

E E
E
i;

55 59

36 55

X
X X X

44 42 42 41 39 5
37 7 24 1 39 40

X
X

Cadmus FL
3

40

20

14 44

Cadurci, Avnjron Cadurci, olim Ui. vona, Cahors

44 20
)
)

44 20

X X X

30 54 E 7 29 26 36 E 39 20 i: 14 56 53 2 E 20 17 E 1 30 E
1

5S

).

) )

10
Lat.

INDEX.
Place.

Long.

N,>.

of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of
Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Map
38 30 36 42 Cadyta,postJerusalem 31 47

Map
Callininicum, v. Ni-

Map.

*Cadusii Carlyanda,

Huzumli

37 48 Caecise I CaeciliaCastra, Caceres 39 2

48 29 35 23 6

30
18

21
1<)

cepborium, Rak-

35 58

39

14
15 14

20
7

kah
Callippo

Canalicum, Carcare Canada, vel Plana- \

ria I
)

44 25 28

8 23|e 16

....
....
. .

Caecilionicum

Caecinum, Satriano

.
. .
.

Caeduum, Dulmen
Caelianim, Satriano
. . Caenae, Scnn Caenopolis, v. Nova Civitas, Kenneh.

40 29 38 40 51 50 40 24 35 58 26 10

5 59

IG 1G

16 28 7 16 16 11

4
14 4

Callipolis, Mascoli Callipolis, Gallipoli Callirrhoe q. et An-

39 53 37 42 40 4
37
7

8 41
15 11 18 2

Canasida, Chovbar

. )

25 25

60 40
23 46

Canastracum

tiochia,v.Edessa,

38 50 35 42 12 36
21
6

Urfah
Callis,

43 21
32 45
20 18 12 4 2 10

22
18
17

Callirrhoe, v. Lasa

)
)
. .

Cagli
.

Caenum

31

Callis Callis tratia

Ca3re, Cerveteri . Caesarea I., Jersey Caesarea Palaestina,

42 1 49 14
32 32

4
13

Callium

....
\
>

) j
)
)

Kaisariyeh

34 55 35 40
15 42
1

20

Caesarea Philippi.v. Paneas, Banias Casal Caesariana,

33 15

20
5

Calone, Cassel . . Calor Fl., Colore . Calor Fl , Calore . Calpe et Pr., Kirpe, or Ialandji Kef-

31 38 43 31 32 47 41 59 38 51 28 41

39 55 Paillouri . . \ Canate, v. Samidaces. 25 Canatha, Kanneytra. 33 8 Canatha, Jtoodabad . 33 45 Candalicas, Friesach. 46 5

.

Pr.,

60 35 56 52 15
14 19 19 26 33 26 20 30

Candanum
Candara Candavia M.

....
. .

47

33 21 22 15 6 39 15
15 11

40 39 41 20

Candidiana, vel Nigriniana, Milrie

. .

}
j i

44

26 49 9 40
61 48 43

40 28
41 11

Candidum Pr., Mas 37 20 al Abiad . Candriaces Fl., Mugor 26

\

30 19

Nuovo

j
.

40 13
52 30 54
.

ken
Calpe

Candys Cane Emporium

37 45
et

(Columna

*CaesariensisFlavia,

Mid. England
*Caesariensis
Ceesaris "Via

j
j j
)

12
12

Herculis), Gibraltar

....
El
. .

36 10
1
)
) )

5 18

Pr.,

Gebel Gho-

13 48 41 17 51 48 31 15
31 15
)

48 15
16 10

16

rab Cannae

Maxima, N. England
.

2
12 17

Calpurniana,

Carpio

37 56

4 26
14 40

W
E
E E E E

16

Canonium Canopicum

....
.

. ) j

44 25
47 24 51 43

3
13
11

*Ca\ucones, Lusatia

Caesarodunum,post. Turones, Tours, Caesaromagus,

48 26 2
5

and Glogau Calum Ost. (Danu

.

52

14
10

Ost. . Canopus, vel Mene. laus . . .

30
30

40 5
7

bius Fl.)

44 50 49 51
37 13

29 30
3 57 14 8

. .

. .

post. st.) Bellovaci, Beau . . vais Caesena, Cesena

.

Chelmsford Caesaromagus,

Calusiacum
Calvisiana

....
Fl.,

Canovium, CaerRhyn 53 15 *Cantabri, Santander 43 15 Cantabricus Ocea- ) 44 nus, B. of Biscay )

Cantabricus Sinus, Bay of Biscay *Cantae, Ross-shire
.

3 50

4 30 4
2

49 25 44
8

13 3 3

Calycadnus

Ghiuk
12 14
10 24
sae I

el

Sou

]
.
)

36 25 39 56
38 24 37 35 10

34 26
27

) )
.

45
57 30 35 1

Calydnae, v. Lagus-

Caferomanum, Gar44 9 fagnano *Cagulatae, El Femen 16 35

.
.

j
)

E
E E
9 9 13
17

Cantanus

....
)
)
.

4 40 23 40
12 40

Calydon

21 35

44 30
15 55

23

CalymnaL, Calamino
Camara, S. Venerande . . .
. .
\

Caicinus Fl., Amendolla Caicus Fl., Bakhir

....
.

37 55

4
19

25 41
3 12
1

| J

Chai
Cajeta,

38 57
.

27 20
13 37

.
.

.
.

Camaracum, Cambrai 50 4 35 25 Camarata

. .
.

E E

Canterius M., S. . Giov inni Cantbi, v. Baraces

.

42 25
22 45

)
S

S.,

Catch
.

70
10 17

Cantiaebis,

Winds.

17

W
E
E

heim
*Cantii, Cantilia

49 30
)
.

.
.

. .

Gael a
. .

41 18

4
4
17
2.3

Caraareni

Iae.,
. .

Ca. .

)
)

S., G. di 1 41 14 Gaeta . Calaa, Kalat al Wad. 34 53

Cajetanus

13 40 2 15

maran
merina

15 25

42 35
14 33

23 5
13

Kent

51 15 46 12
51 24
1 27

Camarina, T. Ca.

36 50 43 10

Cantium Pr., N. Foreland .

.
.

]
)
.

. CalabedaFl. . Calabri, Terra di . Otranto . .

25

92
18
14 26 8 3 59
1

Camatullici

6 39
50 40

Cantosolia

\
)
.
. .

40 35
37 41 22 43

Cambalidus Bactiyari

Fl.,

31 30

E
E E

24
19 14
11

Caronia Caladunum, Caldas Calaei, Kilhat . .

Calacta,
.

58 45 45

Cambe

....

Cambes, Grt. Kembs

38 50 47 43 53 39 52 11

35 16 7 30
1

Canusium, Canosa . Capara Caparcotia, Kefr Kud

Capena, Civitucula Capernaum, v. Ca.

38 41 40 32 42

50
14
11

28
12 12 30

12 Calagorris, Cazeres . Calagurris, Calahorra 42 11 Calama, Kalamet . . 25 28 37 9 Calamae Calamum, Kalamun. 32 47

Cambodunum, vel Camunlodunum,

Slack

\
>

64
22

.... Camboricum, Cambridge ....

. .

54 \V
9

pharnaum,

Khan
. .

32 54

35 33
36 28 35 12 24 35 22 16 28

Minyeh
39 55 41 30 18 40
20 40

34 58
12 50

CambuniaMs.
Cambyses Cambysis
Fl.,

21 45

Calancorura, Wit- ) 51 41 . tenberg . . ) Calasarna, Campana 39 26 Calathe, v. Galata I. . 37 32 2 . 41 Calatia, Gallazze . . 41 11 Calatia, Calazzo . 37 32 Calauria I., Poros 36 49 Calbis
Calbis Fl., Calcario

....
.
. .

Iora

46 30 30
87 15

Thavas

37 15

43 23
41 57

Cale Parembole . . Caledonia, Scotland. Calela, Casa Calenda. Calentes Aquae, i Chaudes Aigues. ) Cales, Calvi . . . *Caleti, Seine Inf. . Caletra Calicandrua . . . .
Caliga,

41 43

16 55 8 53 14 22 14 17 23 28 28 42 28 45 5 16 40 21 4 14 42
3
14
1

Cambysum Ost., Roymungul

Cameliomagus

Camerte, Camarata

Cameta

....
. .

45 42 42 43 45
(

9 18 12 22 21 18
13 48 13 43 18 11

Camicus, Castro

Camicus Fl., Naro Caminianum, Carmignano . . Caminas

Camirus, Catniro

37 19 37 17

E E E E E E E E E
E

11 8

Caperturi, Jcrad
.

35 40
31 34

22
1

25
3 4 10
5

Capharbarucha, Beni Nairn Capbareus Pr., Doro Capbyee . . Capidara, Balta.

38 37 44

djesti

Capissa, Kabooll
.

J
.

44 21
34 29 34 15 41 32 48 37 22 38 30

Capissene . Capita Tria, v. Traja

Capitolias
. .
. . .

68 59 69
41 35 59 14 46

. . .

40 20
31 46

44 49
41 13 49 50

Camisa *Camisene Camistrum

.... ....
. . . .
. . .

Kuttack

Calinga
Calingae
Calingii,

El Ahsa

Calingon P Calinapaxa, Kanoge Calisia, Kalisch . Callaeci, Galicia .

Callatis, v. Cerastia,

. . .

42 42 13 25 20 40 18 20 19 20 25 28 16 45 27 2 51 52 42 20 43 40
41 51 20 37 44 19 10

11 39 71

Camon Campana Via Campania, Terra

di

....
. .

36 39 39 43 32 40
41 41

9 35 20

20 28

9 37 15 37 30

42
19 5

23 54 35 58 14 10
14 15

E E E E E E
E E E
E

Capitoniana *Cappadocia

.
.

36
34 20

Cappadox
lichi

Fl.,
.

Ka. . )
J
.

Su

39 50
35 30

Cappareae,

Khan-

Sheikhun

...

36 42
14 17 3 16 37 15

Caprae I., Capri . Capraria I Capraria I., Cabrera Caprasia, Tarsia .

. .
.

Capriandas
Minor, Asfal Capsa
Capua,

40 33 28 39 6 39 35 37 45
35 45
16 34 13

40
18

26

85 84 83 48 82 79 18

50
15

Lavoro
.

Caprius, vel Zabus

Campanus Pons,
Giovanni
.

S.
.

13 56

....

Fl.,

Zab

44
8 30 8 50 14 13
11 5

35 15 50 11

*Campestris . Campi Rosei

.

37 42 28 47 45 33
6
41 43

35 12 47
10 16

E
i-;

Capsa, Ghafsah
S.

7 30

Auran Kichla
Calle,
Calliae

28 33
8 30
1 11

Oporto

Campodunum, '.} Kempten Campus Ariae Campus Solonius Campsa Campylus Fl., Ar.
.

E
E

44

....
.

40 25
38 52
51 51

3 12 25 22 55

Capua Ca uluada, Bourj

. .

....

M.

di
)
)

41

E
E E E

Calleva, Silchester

golianos

21 35

al Kadijnh . Caput Bubala . Capytium, Capizzi

35 12
45 37 40 40 49 35
47

21 15

Calliana Callicaeni
Callicula

....
.
.

.
.

.
.

M.

40 45 41 14
)
\

22 5 73 15 20 45
14 13

Camulodunum, Lexden . Camunlodunum, v. Cambodunum,

. .

45
1

Carabia Caraca *Caracates

.... ....
. .

54 82 45

14 29 22 46
3 12 8

Caracenorum Cas53 39
32 50 33
41 34

Callidromus Mons,

Katavothra
Callifae, Calvisi

38 44
41 19
17 40

22 30
14 19

Calligeris,

Culburga

76
79 55

Calligicum Pr., Ca-

lymere

....

10 25

.... Cana, Cana Canaan .... Canales, ad, Campobasso ....

Slack
el Jelil

54 \V

trum, Co. di Satigro

Carae
Caralia, Kereli
Caralitis, post gusa Ps., L.

41 45

14
1

3
7

35 19 36 (J
14 34 16 52

E E
E

41 23

*7 56
37 45

31 46 31 50

PusBeg-

Canales, ad, Canile

10 34

sheir, or Kereli

W
No.
of
Place.

W
11

INDEX.
Place.

Lat.

Long.

Lat.

Long.

No.
or
Place.

Map
Carambis Pi\, Korempe Caranicum (araiitonus EL,
Ch<t rente

Lat.

I.

r,-.

Map
Carpi8

....
.

42
43 10
45 51
.

33
7

15E
50

1!)

W
1

Came

16
13

40
8 13
1

Carrara Carrea Potcmia,

C/iieri

Carannsca Carasa Carasura

Caravantis Carbaj Carbae

49 22 43 22
41 3 41 40

E E

I \Y

25 32 21 30
)
J
.
)

25 10 20 41

42

0E 0E

13 ]) Id 10
2:i

.... .... .... .... CarrodiiDum, Krakow ....

Caroeoli,

36 50
3
1

N
N

44

3N
1

10
L0
7

4 47
i.

E
E
I.

17
21

11., liasiento Casurgia, Ki'.sdiitz

Oaroentm

....
.

45 50

51

Catabathmoa

.
.

23

'.'

5
t

19 53 13
12 32

E
E

CartoU

.
.

CarsuUc, Carsoli

a
12

6E
4

('at.icicauincilc Ca'alauni, Maine Cat lia, ( (it(i/,i(i . Catanii

....
. .
.

Carsum

....
.

40 44 34

Cataonia

28

;: 28 S3 4( 37 50
>

CataractM PL, So16

23
12

Cartmntorigum, Kirkcudbright . Carbina, Carooigno Carbonaria Fossa, ]'<>. tPAriono . Carbonarius M.,

54 45
40 44 44 49
41 50
i

4
17 43

W
E E

Carteia, v. Carpessus, S. Roque

36 16 35 55 35 40 36 54
37 36

5 23
10
Ki

W
E E
E

Cartenna, Mostaga-

ncm

....
. .

12 22
13 40
1 57

Cartennus PL

in . Cataractotiuin, vc 1 Cataraoto, UaU tcriek Catarrac-U's Minor,

. .

Hum

35

(|

....
FL
.
.

88

Carthago, (ruins)

1")

Eb Shettaale

el

Uarbonaro . . ) Carca, Caravaca . . 38 ('anaso, Carcasonne 43 } Carcuvium, vel

Larcuris Cardalena Cardaznine
. .
. .

11

2 20

Carthago Nova, Curthugena Carthara . . Carthoa . . .

.

.}
.
.

NU
Catarrhactcs
.
.

21

32 52
:',n

2Jw

37 10
:S7

:,h

34 15!N 36 12
.
,

43 461 24 19 E
28 76 55 31 35

QatarrhactM Catathra to,

Cathela

31

.
.

18
:;i

26
(i

;;-.

Cartilis

38 48
24 29 23 43 36 53 38 32

4 26
56 31 35 40

Cathiei, 1'unjub

)
.

Carina, Caroor
.

11

. .

.
.

I.

Carus Vicus, Derbend . . .

Carusa, Gherzeh CaryaD
.

....
Fl.

]
j
,

40 17
41 37 37 37

Cathrapptu

33 3 27 40

83 72 (i 88 55 15
l

Cardamyla, Skar- ) . ( da mula . Cardamyle, Kardaj . . . . mila ) . . . . Cardia Carduchi . . . . Carduchi et Cor-]
.

22 15

48
18

35 11 22 30
22
1!)

Catiouclilani, Xort/tanijiton,

Huntingdon,

26

Carys
Carystus Carystus Casa Casalus Sinus, G. di di)
.

49
17

40 30 37 30
37 45 55 53 2 21 25
18

26 42 48

38 3 36 51

22 16 24 26
;;j
i

Bedford, Buckingham, and

52

40

E
e

Her 'ford
Catti,

Sit ires
.
.
.

Hesse
.

ducni, Kurdistan

43 15
43 15 24 25 12 16

J
.

('alii

42 45
33 32

5e
E E

36 31 Cariae, Galera . . 42 Carene, Karein-kioi . 39 Careni, Sutherland . 58 Carentomagus . . 44 Carcpula, Kulmettah 36 Carcsus 39 *Caria 37 Caria, (Tumuli) . . 33 CariatiE, Charkaind . 26 Carica, vel Turica, 38
.
.

Carduchi Ms.

Casamana
Casandra
rabia Casape . : . , Casargis Cascantium, Cascante Casia Casilinum, Capua
Casirotae
. .

36 50
53 40

Can him

....

I.,

Inde-

26 40
37 35

26 51 4
1 57

12

39 10 42 39
41
6

58 20

27 17

28 30
7 13

Casinum, S. Germano 41 31
.
.

8[N
15

Canaveral . . Caricardama . . Carilocus, Charlieu

Carine

N 3N
N N N

66 50
6 23 86 25 4 6 47 29 13 30 36 51 2 40 8 48 40 58 36 28 42 37
57

Casium Casium
Casius Fl., Samour Casius M., Jebel el
.

32 45 35 56 31 6 41 50

57 Io'e 39 4(i E 1 40 100 E 14 13 46 E 61 30|E 35 55 E 33 9 E 48 20 E

Cattigara . Catudcrbis Fl. . Caturigcs, Chorges Cauca, Naea de Coca Caucana, Longobardo Caucasiae, vel Sar matlMB Pyto, Dariel Pass . . 1
.
.

51 7 10 50 30 15
11
11

108

3d
11

E E 48 40 E 6 16 E
4 28 YV 14 37 V.

10 10

36 46 42 30 42 30

45 44
7

E
E
YY

he

Caucasus M. . Cauci, Kildare

and Dublin

53 10
\
>

....

Carini, Ukcrmark Carinthia, vel Ocu] rara. Kara . . )

Caristi,

22 46 33 53

30 13
12

Okrah

36
.

36
47

Cauci Minores, burg and Oldenb Ilanor icr . . Caucoensii Caucones . Caudinae Furcae,
.

53

4G 41
41

SON ION

27 32 30 14 30
14 35 16 27

20JN 31 13 N
43

Casmenoe, Sicali Casos Casos I., Caso .

Biscay
v.

UN
N N

Caristum, Carosio

Carman,
Us,

Carnana.
)
.

44 40!N 20 40 N
29 45 33 38

Carmana Metropo-

Kirman

Carmanda,

Is, vel
. .

j j
\

Izanesopolis

36 35 35 . Casperia, Aspra . . 42 Caspii 38 *Caspira, Cashmere . 34 Caspira, Cashmere 34 Caspium Mare . . . 43 Caspium M. 35 . . . Cassandra, v. Potidaea 40 Cassia Via 43
.
.

25 50
1

30
18

14 45 27 4 27 12 37 47

Forchia

.
.

. .

Caudium

45 10

76 75 20 50 52 14 23 20 11 45
12
2

Carmania, Kirman Carmania Montes, )

Jebel

29

ON
N 20 N 28 N

Abad

28 30 26 31

57

Cassii Forum, Vetralla Cassiope et Pr

42 19 39 48
j

Caulon Caulonia Cauni Caunus, Talyani . . Cauphiaca . . . . Caura, Carta . . . Caurium, Coria . . Causennae, Ancaster Cavares, Vaucluse . 44 Caviclum, Salobrena 36 45
*Cavii

41 2 38 28 37 23 34 15 36 51 30 57 37 20 39 52 52 59

Carmanicus Sinus
Carmel,
ft

Kurmul
.

56 35 11

Kassopo, and 1C. S. Cater itia

Cassiope P.
.
. . .

N N
N

19 55

Caystrus Caystrus

41 50 38 2
Fl.,

Mcndere 38
.
.

Carmelum Prom.,
Carmel Carmelus M., Jebel 1 Mar Elyas . . ) Carmona, Carmona
.

32 50

34 58
35

Cassiopis

39 50 35 40

20 1 36 10 6 15 20 20 35 33 45 38 58 57 11 33 9 30
6

Ceba, Ceva . . Cebenna M., Lcs

4 44 23

14 7 6 28 41 52 5 5 55 6 20 29 5 3 38 20 27 49 27 50 8 9
3 40

32 45
.
.

5E

Carnasium, Khrano
Carnicae, vel Juliae
)
)

37 33 37 18

5 32

Cassiterides Scilly Is.

Iae.,
.

)
. . )
.

49 55
39 39 36 41
20
10

. .

22
13

2.E

Alpes

46 35
.

0E

Cassopcea Cassope Castabolum,

Matakh
. .

56

Carni, Lombard)/

13 45'E

Carnine I., Sungadeep Carnonacae, Ross 1 58 10 and Sutherland ) Carnos 34 54

63 40,E

4 50
35 54
16 55 20 55
16
1

W
E E E

Castamon, Kastamuni 19 44 6 Castellum, Gattaro 51 22 Castellum Cattorum Castellum Mena51

~)

piorum

21

N N N N N X N N

Cevenncs . . Cebrene . . . Cebrum, Zibrou

Ceciliana
t/istri

44 10
39 51 43 46 36 37
]
|

Cecryphalos

.... An....
I.,

26 45 23 30 38 13 23 21
14 40 21 59

37 42

Celadus, ?, vel

Men MenPre. .

i
)

torides es Iae.,

44 20
39 14 38 20
37 49 46 10

mud a, i,
Celaethra Celaethra Celeae

&c.
.

)
.
.

Casthanaea

.
.

.
.

.
.

Carnuntum, Alteti-1
burg
)

48
.
.

Camus

I.,

Kalama
Eure
.

Carnusium, Canosa
Carnutes,
)
.

38 3 41 14

Castorum Castra, Sumbhidpoor Castra, ad

...
. . .
.

and Loire

48 20

40

3^ E

Carpasia, Carpas . . 35 35 Carpasiae la?., Chiros 35 35

Carpathium Mare
Carpathos Carpathos
.
. .
.

36 35 36
35 40

34 22 E 34 12 E 27 30 E 27 10E
27 10.E

Castra Nova Castra Pyrrhi Castra Trojana Castra Zarbae

. .
.

. . .

39 23 N 45 6 N 21 25 N 45 52 N 43 47 N 40 ION 44 49 N 41 33 N 43 11

23 12
10 18

Celeia, Cilli

. .

83 20 13 53 24 51 20 38 24 10 25 30
13 49

Celena, Verchani

44 50
38
3

22 56 22 40 15 20 18 58 30 21
23 23 33 21 21 21 22 2
10 8 21 49 25 12 V. 9 57 |E
is

Celenae, posteaApamea Cibotius,

\
>

Dineir

Castrum Firmianum, Po. di Fer-

mo
Castrum
aruccia

Celcnderis . . . . Celenderis, Kelindreh Celetrum, Castoria Celida Celius M., Kellmunz

.

37 32 36 10

I.,
. .

Scar. . {

Novum
42
\
>

panto

(Etruria), T. Chi-

Carpella Pr.,

Mas
.

)
. \

Keraze

25 50

57 30

Carpentani, Old

i
\
) I

and New Castile Carpentoracte, Carpentras

teia, S.

40 40

4
5 10
5 23

W
E

...
.

44

Carpessus, v. Car-

j
)

Roque

36 16 38 45

Castrum m No^um enum), Giu(Picen lia A' \ova . Castrum Truentinum, Me. Bran done
. .

....

11 50

Celle, Kirie . . Cellae Cellae Picentinae

. .

40 32 48 40 42 34

39 10
5

45
2

12

42 45

13 58

47 49 Celmantra, Komorn Celnius Fl., Deveran 57 39 41 28 Celsa, Jelsa . . . .

9
1

2 31
1

30 ;w

....
. .

42 54

13 56

Castulo, Javalquinto

38
31

Carphia

22 35'E

Castus

M.

4 6

3 45 33 10

47 . Ccltae, sive Galli . Celtiberi, \ 40 30 Castile, &c. . J Celtici, S. ofPor-

0E
YV

New
.

2 8

tuyal

| . . )

38 40

0\Y

16

) )

12
Long.
No.
of
Place.

INDEX.
PlacA.

Lat.

Lat.

Long.

N<>. ol

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Map.

Map.

Map.

Cemenehum

.
.

. .

43 45
37 19

N
N

10

E E E

13
5 8
/

Chabuita
I

23
11

X
\

Cena, Siculiana

CeneeumPr., Lithada 38 50 N 37 53 N Cenchreae, Kekkries

Cenchreae Centhreis I., PlaUa Cene, El Sayene . Cenelata, S. Florent Cenere Cencta, S. Florent

13 27 E 22 48 E
fc-

lhadaoa
.

i4

....
.

37 35 37 52

N
N X X
X

. .

29 1 42 41

Ccneum, Condora
Cenionis Ost., FalCenitae,

45 57 50 6
50 28
7

22 41 23 5 31 4 9 19 37 4 12 24
5 5 6

7 7

Al Bcrsc 32 23 X Chaeronea, Kapourna 38 30 N *Chactuori, Bavaria 49 40 X

Chaerecla,
.

56 2!) E 48 1- E 20 3U 22 50 E
1''.

23 22
17

Cher son esus

44 20 Chersoncsus, C. C.rbu 35 27 Chersonesus, Fen is40 23 cola

Chi rsonesus,

....
Ma\

X X

33 45 23 32

E E

9
16
18

X
X X X X X X X
X
74

28

E
E

12 10

14

E
E E

18 3
21

E
E

3
11

mouth Har. El Nejed Cenomani, Lom.

bardy
Oenopolis Cenopolis

....
.
. . .

45 20

Cenomani, Sarth
.
. . .

48 32 46
31 55 42 47

X N N N N
X

W
E
E
20 E

11

42
10

23
3 13
17 17

Kalchas, Hala, v. Holwan, Sir Fattl i Zohab Chalaeum, Scala . Chalastra, Casika Chalce I., Karki . Cbalcedon, Kadi Kieui . Chalcnoricnia M.
Cnala,
.
. .

34 30

46

E
E E E

22
8

rabout Is. . . Chersoncsus . . Chersonesus Akra,

lias el

31

29 48
5

15 12
)

38 27 X 40 37 \

30 13
\
)

41

X X

22 25 22 47 27 35

Ghar

27 32
. .
\

50 10

E E

25
23

10

Chersonesus Akra,
lias

9
19
17

Baridy
.

24 10
.

36 35
101

E
E

23
25
17

29
1

Chersonesus Aurea

Malaya
na, lias al

6
(
\
\

Beni Smeal

34 40
40 25 35 50 38 21 38 27

X
X X X

20

w
E

Chersonesus Mag-

Tyn

32 35 38 30 35 16

23 10 24 14

E
E

X
X

21 15 22 13

Centesimum, ad
*Centrones
.

E E 13 22 E
6 30
11 46

'Chalcidice . . *Cbalcidice . . . Chalcis Chalcis, Egripos, or

23 25 E
37

....
. .

21 40 E

10 21 8

Chersonesus
(Euboca), ronisi

....

Pr. C'her.

)
)

4
13

Negropont
Chaicis

N
X X

23 37

8
21 21

Chersonesus Pr.
*Cherusci,
ver,

25 43 E
10 20
27

9
14

45 40

N
X
X X X X X X

E
E

....
...
.

Hano52 10
56 32 41 30 4!) 36 25 40 6

Centum

Cellae, Ci. .
.

vita Vecchia

42

4
21 10 3
5

. . .

Centum Putei Centum Putei

Ceos

Centurinum, Centuri
Centuripae, Centorbi
I.,

Zea

Cepasia, Spresiano

34 21 45 18 42 58 37 32 37 35 45 49

37 21 9 14

11

E
E

Cbalcis, Kinnesrin *Chalcitis, Yunshan s 'Chalcitis . . .

34 44 35 54
18

X
X X X

25 E
21

45 E 24 20 E

*Chalda-a Cbalestra, CAakia. Chalia

Chaliat,

12 17 E
15 30

9 3
17

Akhlat
.

.
.

*Chalonitis

Cephalae Pr.,

Mas
. .

Hharra

32 10

X
X X X X X X X X

Cephalaedium, Cefalu 37 59
Cephallenia, CejjhaIonia Cephissia

14

.... ....
j

38 15
38 38
5

20 35
23 49 23 23
27

E E

5 8
7
7

Chalos Fl., Howeik Cbalusus Fl., '1 ravell *Chalybes Chalybon,v.Bercea,

...
.
. . .

36 50 30 50 40 32 38 27 38 44 34 45 36 20 53 50 40 35

36 24 E 37 2 E 102 E 38 40 E 45 30 E 22 48 E

Brunswick,

X
X
X

E
E

&c
Chesinus, v. Tarun-

25 22 22 9
8

thusFl.

.
.

Chesulloth, Iksal

Chim
Chimaera, l'anar Chimtera, Kimara
.

X
X X X

X
X

Aleppo

36 11
,

X X X X X
X X X X X X
X

23 32 42 15 45 40
37 15 10 45

E E E E
E

44
37 12
37 10 8 -0

E E
E
i':

22 22 21 14 22 21
21 14 19

35 21 29 11 30 31 19 51

E E E E E
];

20
18

19
8

ChimeriumPr., Foronagqio
. . .

39 20

20 16
40

8
17

ChmaluphFL,
Shell/ Chios I., Scio Chios, Scio .
Chitria

....
. .

Wad
.

36
38 25 38 24 35 18 25 14
.

Cephissus Fl.

Ceramicus

S.,

G. of

Kos
Ceramus, Keraino

36 55
37 2 31 20

E E 55 E

"Cbalybonitis

Chamavi, Hanover

19
19
17

*Chammamene
Chantonicae
.

Cerapium
tis,

28 E 20 15 E

Cbaon Chaon M.

Cerastia, vel Calla-

Atnan Kichla
)
)

43 40 40 57 40 15 45 10 42 15
41 15 41 22

28 33
38 22

E E

10 19
8 15

Cerasus, vel Pharnacia, Kerasoun

Ceraunia Ms. . . . Ceraunii, Croatia Ceraunii Ms. . . . Ceraunilia, Cerignola Cerbalus Fl., Cerbaro Cercaesura, El Aksas. Cercetium M. . . Cercina I., Karken.

X X
X

19 50 E 16 10 E

X X
X X

47 40 E 15 55 E 15 35
i':

22
5 5 18

30 9 39 30

nah
Ps.,

Is.

34 45

X X

31 10 E 21 25 E 11 10 E

*Chaonia Chaonia Cbaracmoba, vel Charax, Kerax Charadra, liogotis CharadraFl.,Zr?cha . . . . ) *Charadrae Charadriae, Vatopedi Charadrus, Kha- )

.... ....

...

36 52 39 26 34 37 40
37

20 35 4o 30 20 36

.... ....
. .
.

X X X X

26 5 E 26 9 E 33 45 E
32 40
51

9 9 19
18

31 14

X X
X

36 E 60 E 46 31 E 22 41 E 20 E 37 11 E
35 45

Ctmubis, v. Chumis, Es Shera-

24 24
7

8
21

ounch Choana, Koom Choana *Choarene .

.

20
8
8

*Choarine . . Choaspes FL, Karun. 31

Ciioaspes, vel Suas

34 20 N 37 23 X 34 30 X 30 X
34 30

24
21 24 24 24

39 13
39 20
27 40 40 19

20 50 E
20 50
61 30 24 13

tus FL, Cabul

N
X X X X X
X

E E

...
. . .

24
10

8
17

Cercinitis,v.Prusias

T kinos

j
. .

40 45
12

Cercura,

Cananor

N X
X

23 40
75 30

E E E

10

25

radian ) Charadrus Fl. . Charadrus Fl. Charax Charax, Heratoo Fort Charax Spasinii, v.
.

36

32 36 23 55 22 49 12 52 30

E E
i':

19
7 7

Choastra . . . Choba, Boujeyah . Chodda, Kedje . Chaerades Iae., Ie. S. Fietro e Faolo
-

34 22 36 42 26 25
) )

X X X X

66 15 E 51 E 67 E 48 30 E
70

25 24
17

40 25
37 52

38 10 37 17 37 30 35 3

Cercusium, Circe sium, v. Chabo ras, Kirkisiya Cerdylium .

.

*}

35

40 30

22
10

Alexandria,.SaWa Charcha, Shinasl

30 40 34 20
36 44

X X X

E E E E

.... Cholua .... Chomara ....

Chollidae
.

38 58 36 23
37 47

24 24 24 22
16

Chonae, Khonos, or

Bounar Bashi Su
Chone, Cosabona Chorasmia, v. Gorgo, Old Urghcndj Chorasmii . .
.

X X X X X X
X X X X

49 14 E 5 4 E 62 17 E
17

24
5
7

10

23 46 E 40 5 E 64 47 E 29 22
17

22 24 19
5

E
E
E E

48 27 43 50
2
5

39 18

42 14
\

58 15
57 30

24

40 47

Cerebelliaca, beuies . .

Cha
. .
. .

44 51
38 30 42 2 39 40

Cereus

Fl.

Cerfennia, Cerchio Cerilli, Cirella Va. Cerinthus, Falaio

X X X X X
X

23 45 E
5

Charidemum C. de Gata

Pr.,
.
.

N
X

W
E E E E E E E E

41 30
]

24
20 24 24 22
9
5

E
E

13
8

23 42 13 40 15 54

)
)

Kastro

38 49
42 25 34 10 38 11 38 5 40 55

23 30
1

E E E
i':

4
b
8

Chariens Fl. . . Chariphi Ost. . . CharisFl. . *Charmaei, El Hejaz Ghimcncs Charotus, Charpote, Kharput Charra
. .

....

42 23 42 20 31 38 33

15 54

N
X X
X

46 58
37

46 46

Cerretani, Catalonia Cerva Ceryneia Ceryneia Cesada Cestiae, Cizzengo .

N X
X X X X X

30 E 8 20 22 8 E 22 7 E
3 \Y 8 10 E

16
17
7
V

Charrae, vel Gharran, Harran Charsa, vel Karsi,

36 48 40 33

X X X X

41 35 63 41 41 20 2 39 16 45 25

22 25 22 23
17

Chorazin, postea Bethsaida, Zell

32 57 29 17

35 40 51 15

E
E

Chorodna, Buraz joon . .

.

22 22 22
22
5
7

39

3 5

Kars

45

16 3
8 8

Charybdis

Cestria, vel Ilium,

Falaio Venetia *Ces trine . . Cestrus Fl., Ak-sou

. .

39 35

20 21
31 10 12 49

E
E
E E

Cha^tia *Chasuari,

.... ....
. .
.

43

E
E E E

34 30 *Chorsene . . . . 40 45 39 44 Chrysa, Nesourak Chrysas FL, Dittaino 37 30 Chryse I., Calderonis 34 52 41 3 Chrysopolis, Skutari Chrysorrhoas, Bar33 35

Choromithrene

N
X X X X X X x X X X

49 E 43 E 26 13 E 14 40 E 25 42 E 29 4 E 36 17

9 19

rada

. .

)
.

35 12 38 6
51 30

N
X

15 35 23 41 9 50

Chrysorrhoas

Fl.

37 32

Chubana
*Chudi Chuzambari
Jebel

Hano.

ver, Cassel, S(C.

39 40
. .

X
X

20 20 E

Cetaria, Scopello

Cetis
Cetium, Rossatz . Cetius M., Kahlenberg . . . Cetobriga, Setubal
.

37 38 37

19
5 PJ

Chatramis, El Ahsa *Chatramotitae,

23 30
16 40

X X

Hadramaut
*Chaulothaei,

48 20 48

1
}
.

Chaa

38 30 37 30
11 35

X X X X
X X X
X

34 15 37
15 50
8 55

Chaulasii, El Jebcl

28 45
31 25

N N N X
X

35 45 29 30

14

23 21 39 29 58 40
15

M.,
.

]
|

52 48 15
47

E
E

23 23
23

Soudan
.
.

28 20

E E E E E

20
7

21

24
17

Chytaeum, Falao
castro . Ciaca Ciaebrus FL,
*Ciagisi

35 24

E
E
E
7 V,

....
Pr.,

E E

14 15

Sahr

....
.

Beni

38 30

23
17

Smardcn
Meleca
.
.

W
E E

16
7

21 42

Cbaberis, Cauvery-

patam

\
)

79 40
78

25
25

Cbaberis FL, Cautery 12 20

E
E

Chauntaeus . . Chaurina, Ghorian *Chazene, Hekkari Chebron, vel Hebron, El Khulil Chelonitcs Pr., Cla

31 34 34 27 37 18
\
)

N
X

26

Ciamon
or

38 43 44 35

37

30 35
37

61 30

31 33

X X
X

43 40
35
21 9
8

E E
E

24 22 20
7 7

Cianus S., G. o/Kio,

Cibalis,

Moudanieh Falanha

40 25

Chabinus M. Chaboras, Habor, vel Araxes Fl.,

.

22 16

40 12 39 50

23 22

renza

....
v.

37 56

Cibinium Cibyra

.... ....
I.,
.

36 35

Khabur

Cbaboras, Circe sium, Cercusium :! Kirkisiya . Chabriae Charax,

.

Chelonites S. . . *CheL .nophagi . . Chelyd rea Mons, Macio7i Oros

37 45 25 40 38
) \

X X X
X

21 15

64
22

E E 25 E

24
7

Cicae Iae., Cies . . Cich/rus, prius Epiphyra, Castritza

44 45 36 42

54
47 41
10

X X X X X X X
X X X X

25

9
19 10 10
9 19 15
10

38 59 E 22 55 E 25 E 24 9 E

28 50 24

18 49 E 5 E 31 41 E 8 53 \V

19 16
8 8

39 16

20 31
23
30 22
5

E
E E
E

Cicynethus
irikiri

Old
. .

39 11
39 32 39 23
42 29

N
X

35

X
X

40 30 32 36
30 15

E
E
E

22
18

Chemnis,
polis,

Pano.

Chenoboscia,
es

Faramuh
Ciiuoi.a^
.

31

Ekhmin Kasr

26 32 26 17 32 46

31 47

E
E! E

18
18
17

Cidyssus Cierium,

....
Pieria.
.

v.

.
,

31

Saiad

j
)

X
X

32 15
22 35

Chersis

....

Cilenorum Aquae, Caldas de Bey

Cilicia

X X

6 2

19
8

8 34

W
E

16
19

....

37

34

INDEX.
Place.

13
Long.
No. of
Lat.

Lat.

Long

No.
of
Place.

Lat.

Place.

Long.

No.
of

Map.
Ciliza, v.

Map
Clevora
.

Map.
Colonis I'ulo
I.,

Urmagi. .

ganti, Killis Cillaba, '1 salin

36 48

32 41 45JN C Ilium Cillotal 24 30!N Cilniana 36 33 N Cilurnum . . . 55 2 N Cimaros Pr., Grabusa 35 34 N Cimbri 55 N
1
.
.

N 5N

37 10

E E
E

21
17

44 32

3 3o'\V

25
67

4 56
2 7 23 32

W
E E E E

10 25 16
11

Climberris, vel Au gusta, postea Ausci, Auch

Cliternia, Clitor
Clitri I.,

22 38
32
15

10

....

Licchiano

43 39
41 53 37 54 44 30 42 50

13

Colcnus *Colopene
G. lophon,

.... ....
.

Spctzia
37 14

23 10
23 43 38 30 27 19

38 1 39 50
38

4
7

9
1

Lossini Clitumni, Le Vene

22 6 14 25 12 46
14 15
12 19 12 51 13 9 16 50
7

Kioy

....
.
.

Gidoor

15

Colossce, Ft.

Kanossi 37 44
.

Colsilynum,

Padula
vel Co-

9 9 30
10 40 34 31 12 9 12 7
37

Cimbrica Chersonesus,

1
)

Denmark

55
57 40 41 14 42 18

Cimbroruni Pr. . . Cimiata Ciminus L., L. di Vico Ciminus M., Bogliano Cimmerius Bosporus Cimolos I., ArgenHera Cinaros I., Zinari
. . .

N N
N

14
1

Faurus '.} FL, Foro Clodia Via

Clocoris, v.

42 20

Colthene
Colubraria,

40 20 39 45
39 57
\ j

29 21 15 35

48

42
41
. . .

Clodiana
Clodii

E E
E

Ophiusa

I.,
.

30

lumbretes

42 20 45
36 50

N N N N
N N

24 34

E E E E E
E E E E E
E

19

4 4
1

Forum, Orivolo 42 8 Cluaca, Nejufabad 32 42

Cluana, S. Elpidio Clunia, Altenstadt Clunia
43 14
47

Columna,

vel St a-

16

9 9 25
16

41 43

Clunium
Clusina Palus,

42 52

25 45 36 3 20 9 28

tua ltbegina,

Catona

..."
1

La

38

15 43

Colyergia Pr., Zourvas

37 22

23 35
15 5

Comagenoe, AbsteU
ten

Cindia

36 59 27 32

Cinga

Fl.,

Cingilia, Ca.

Essera . )2 Retenga 42 14
.

Cingulum, Cingolo

Cinium
Cinna, Zoabliak
.
.

Cinnaba
Kegio

M
)
. . .

43 22 39 38 42 26 33
8

N N N N
N

26 22 79 20 23 13 40 13 14
3 3 5

La
.

48 17
38
)
\

Chiana

'.}
)
)

43 20

11 47
11 49 11 47
7

Clusium, Chiusi

43 11
43 41 44 51 41 13 38 41
36 55

Comana Comana
Comaria
ros
17

....
Pontica,
.
.

36 14
36 53
77 15 77 15

4
3

Clusium Novum,
Chiusi . . . Cluso FL, Chissone Cluvia, M. Chiodi .
.

Komanak
Pr.,

40 20
8 30

Comaria, Manacoody

19 20

E
E E

16 15
17
1

15

Comorin
\
\

8 20

*Ciimamomophoros
.

N N

Clymenon
Clypea, vel Aspis,

14 47 20 42
11 4

Comarus P., Goma-

39
52

20 43
1

30

Cinnereih, v. Gen- ^ resareth, v. Galilaeae, v. Tiberia- \

I

Klibiah Cnacadius Cnemis, Vromo Pt.

'}
.

32 50

N
N X

35 35

E
E

20

Cnemis

dis L.,

Bohr Tu-

bariyeh J Cinniana, Ciurana

Ciaolis,

...
. .

. .

41 41 Circaei Pr., C. Circello 41 Circctius M. . . . 37 Cirphis 38 Cirphis M., Djes- ) 38

.

Kinla

42 11 56
13 13

2 54

34
13 13

Circaei, Circeio

N
X

4 E 4 E 6 E

16 19

Cnidus Coaspa Coara *Cobandene

Cobii

....

4 4
9

44 25
27

X X

26 37 22 32
22 35
18 59

E E

8
8

phina

N
X X X
X

. .

i .

Cirpi,

Wi

segrod

47 47

E E

Cobuela Cocala Cocala Cocala

15

Coccium, Ribchtster Cochaba

22 18 25 21 45 53 47 33 28 38 31
12 10

36 38 38 36 30 34 32 30 35 25

45 46 42 40 30
2 10

32
13

30 4 33 65 46 83 55 87 45 2 34 36 13 16 28

22 22 22 27 65 37 50 29

30 48 45 25 30
1

Combretonium, 1 Grundesburgh ) Combria Combusta I., Jebel Teer [Volcano) Comidava, Tekoutch Cominium, Cerelo. Cominium, S. M.
.

11

40 18
15 30

23 10 41 47
27 16 14 25

45 50 41 16 41 42

del

Campo
. .

13 48

Comisena *Comisene

.
. .

*Commagene Commenases FL, Gogra

Comopolis
. .

40 5 35 20 37 30
27

46 15 55 37 30
82

Cirradia, ubi Mala-

bathrum, Bengal
Cirrha, Skliri
.

28
. .

92

Cirta, Kostantineh *Cirtesii Cirtisa, Schamacz .

38 26 36 17 36 40

45

Cisamus, Risamos
Cisari *Cissia Cisterna, Cistema. . Cisternas, ad . . . Cisthene, v. Megis- \
tc I., Rastclorizo Citharizura . . . Citheron M., Elatia Citium, Gniausta . Citium, Haarish . Citium, Chiti . .
)
. . .
.

35 30 40 53 31 30 41 37 31 36

36
38 38 40 35 34

X X X X X X X X
X

22 27 6 20 E 6 40 E 18 33 E 23 44 E 36 3 E

E E

25
8
17 17

Cocintum
di Stilo

Pr.,

Pa
':}

Coconnati tres
Coccoris,

53 15
17 31
1

Compasi Compitum, ad Compitum Anagnirvum,Villamagna

. .

.... ....
,

36 25 44
)

4
6

45 17
33 33 12 20
13

41 47
41 44

Bares
.

Cocosa

....
.

15

Cocylium

9 19

Cocytus FL, Bassa

48
12 48 14 57

E E E
E E

24 4
17

Codana Codanus Sea

....
Baltic

46 43 39 39 39
55

Complutiea

.
.

. .

. . .

59 46 25 29

15

Complutum
nano

26 21 20 30 39 33
16

Comisa, Conza.

40 30 40 53
41 14

6 19 3 22

15 17

Compulteria, Alvig-

....
.

14 13
9
3

S.,

Comum, Como

45 48
38 56

29 37 39 43 23 20 22 7 8 45 33 40 28 1 29 11 24

19

44
11

22
7

44 3
47

X X
X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Ccccil ana, Seixola Ccecina FL, Cecina Ccecygius M., Pron *Ccele Syria . . . Ccelelatae . . .

E
E E E E

10
17

Coolia

Cium
Cius, Gumehlek . Cius, v. iEscus FL,
.

44 40 40 25
43

19 10 19
10
17
7

Ccelina Cceliobriga, Barcellos

....
.

38 43 37 33 41 41

25 20 23 45 25 3
8

8 30 10 40 23 10

Cona, v. JEgan Pr., Colon i Conbustica, Belgradtchik . . .

....
nr.
.

26 49

43 36

22 45
5 11 2 46 8 50 47 41 12 49 7 58
7

36

25 45 16 53
12 38
8 30

Concana Concangium,

....
.

43

ION

Kendal

54 20
.

N
N N

43

41 31

Ccelium, Ceglia
Coelossa M. . Coeno, Nettuno
Coenopolis,
.

Isker . . . . ) Claceas 35 Cladeus Fl 37 Clambetae, Ostrovitza 44 Clanis Fl., Lagni . . 41 Clanudda 38 . . . . Cla-enna, Ertingm . 18 Claros 38 Classis P., Classe . 44 . Clastidium, Chias45
teggio Claterna,

40 28 4
27 10

24
2

6 40 21 39 E 16 2 E 14 5 E 28 42 E 9 31 E 27 14 E 12 17 E 9
9

E E

Ccenon Gallicano

40 42 37 53 41 2 39 59
36 28

17 39 22 35 12 44

30 45 22 26

Nr.
.

15

Rypariso
Ccenyra

4
19 14 19 3

....

40
;.6

N 36 N

24 46
6 20

....

Quadcrna

44 29
41 11 47 3 36 42

Claudanum, Ochrida Claudia, Klausberg Claudiopolis, Moutt

Claudiopolis, prius
\

2il

11 30 47

E E E
E

3 3
10 15

12 34 33 30

E E
E

19
19

35 32 Cogaeonus FL, Tatros 46 25 *Cogni, Silesia . . . 50 33 Colabatus Fl. . . . 37 20 Colania, Lanark . . 55 40 45 30 Colapis FL, Culpa 40 45 *Colchi Colchicus S., Manaar 8 42 15 *Colchis
*Colduli, v. Quadi,
)
J
.

Coepionis Turris, '.] t'hipiona Ccete I. .

44

*Concani Concobar, Hungawar Concordia, Concordia Concordia . . Concordia, Bon cor din Condate, Kindcrlon Condate, Cognac . Condate, Montcreau Condate, Cosne . Condate , . . Condates, postea Kedones, Rennes
. . . . . . . .

....

53 34 45 49 40 53 45 48 47 45

o'n
31

45

ON
i!n

56

12N
40!N
23 26 59
8

2 25 19 2 55 2 57
5 50
1

48

43

23 56 26 20 17 35 30 20
3 46 15 50

Condercum

54 58
47
7

1 42
1

W W
W
(

Condivicnum, postea Namnetcs, Nantes . . Condochates FL,

.

35

Gunduck
*Condrusi

27

84
20
11

0E
E E E

. .

. .

40 30 79 42 45
18 10
15

Bythyuium, Gheivah .
.

40 26
[
. .

X X

30 28
16 40
1

Hungary
46 10
50 55 42
15
11

48 40 40 56 43 38
47 15
37
5i

.
.

Claudius M., Reka Gebirge . . Clausentum, South

Colenda, Calanda

Colentum
*Coletiani,

I.,

Zuri
.

15 40

ampton
Clausula Fl.
*Clautinati,

. .

.
.

. .

Wur.
.

temburg

]
)

48 46
38 39

Clavenna, Chiavenna Clazomence, Vo Uriah Scala . Cleandria . . Cleonae . . . Cleonae . . . Cleonae . . .

.
,

X X X 22 X 20 X 50 X
X X x

24

W
E E E E
E E

Styria
. . .

and Hungary
Colias Pr. Colicaria Colla

16 23 41
11
5

19 50 9 30 9 27

10
15
15

....
....
. .

Collatia, Collatina

44 52 40 45 41 5.'}
1.3

28 24
12 41

50 44 Confluentes, ad . . Confluentes . . . . 44 Confluentes, Coblentz. 50 Confluentes . . . . 50 Confluentia . . . . 42 Congavata . . . . 54 Congustus, Kocli38 hisar . . . . ) Conimbriga, Coimbra 40 34 Conna Conope, v. Arsinoe, 38
.
~l

5 20

50
21

12 25 20 33 7 37
7 33 4 5 2 55

23
6

54 50
14

33 32
8 25 36 16

26 33

26 48
27 17 22 47 22 57 24 15

19 19
7

*Colobi Coloe, Koulei-Hisar Coloe, v. Pseboa P.

40
12

39 30 38 35 37 30
21 51

Angelo Kastro Conopeium, Koum Jugaz

21 19

....
.

41 28

36
9

Conopicum

37

8
2

'""leopatris

Oleusis FL, Chiese

1

37 49 38 38 40 13 30 4 45 20

Colomdes

36 48
51 51

Conopum
suegra
.

Diabasis
]
)
. .

45

29 35
3 39

X X

32 36 E 10 22 E

8 9 18 3

Colonia, Colchester

50
6 52 6 14

Consaburum, Con.

39 28
39 19 42 50

Colonia Agrippina, Cologne . Colonia Trajana .

. .

50 4G
51
4fi

Consentia, Cosenza *Consoranni, Arriege

16 18 1 20

14
Place.

INDEX.
Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Loug.

No.
of
Place.

Lat.

Long

No.
of

Map.

Map
Corniculanum,

Map.

Consoraimi, St. Lizier 43 ( ."onstantia, Constance 49 Constantia pr. Salamis, Costanza Constantia, v. Gazae
J
j

N X
X

1 1

5 27 2

w
E

13 13 19

Mezzogon
Corobilium . Coiocotinum,
flour
. .

.]

44 52
48 34

12

Crangiae

I.,

roya

....

Stakto-

37 49

35

34

4 28
15

13 13

Har-1
.
.

49 31
22 30

Majumas

31 28

N
N

34 25
28 45

E
E

20
10

j
J

Cremera FL, Valca Cremna, Kebridaz Cremona, Cremona

Crenides, postea Philippi, Filiba *Creones, Ross-shire Creta, I., Candia

42

37 59 45 9

Constantiana, Kus44 12 tenOje Constant inopolis, prius Byzantium, 41 Stamboul or Constantinople . . *Consuantse, Bavaria 47 45 Contadesdus Fl. . . 41 20 Contestani, Murcia 38 30 Contrabia . . . 40 19 Convallaria, v. Ni- ) 28 varia I. . . .

....

Corodanum Pr., Ras el Had Coromanis, Grane

.

59 50 48
2 21 57 22 57 22 31

23

41

N N N N N N
N

28 58
11 40

E
E E

10
15 10 16 16
1

Corone, Petalidhi Coronea, Corumnies

Corouea Coronta Coronus M.,

29 36 38 39 38

15 57

23
7

57 30 35 10

X X N X X X X

23 23
30 55
10 2

E E E E
E E E E E
E E

12 23IE

4 19 3
10 12

24 21
5 25

25 25
30 46 23 8 20 19 14 55
17
7

9
9
19
8

23 10
37

Creticum Mare, of Candia

36

X
X X X X X

21 22

Koh
.

\
.

27 10
1 20 2 32

Bear

36 15
.

55 50 33 30 39 58 53 12 19 49 23 12 9 18 24
1 58

. .

17

W w
E E E E
E E E E
E

Coropassus Corra Corra

j
1
)

Corragum, Kiuka

Convenae, Upper
.

43 Pyrenees . . Convennos I., Canvey 51 35

Copae, Topolios
.
. .

30
55 23 10 23 7

13
11

Copais Ps., Topulias Copar, Sherm til )

38 30 38 27

N N
N N

8 8

Khurrur
Cophanta

22 45
.
.

39

23 24 24 24
5

. .

. .

.
.

Cophas, Gwadel

26 10 25 10

S
N

60 34 62 11 62 20
16 25

Cophen, vcl Zarombo FL, Dustee or Moolceanee . . Copia, olim Thurii, Orio Coptos, Koft . .

\
>

26 30 39 40

Corseae Corsica I., Corsica . Corsio, v. Herculia . 47 14 Co' stopitum, Cor- ) 54 56 bridge . . . . J Corsula, Contigliano 42 24 Cortatha 9 55 Corticata I., Carreira 42 25 Corterate, Coutras . 45 3 Cortona, Cortona . . 43 17 Cortoriacum, Courtrai 50 51

38 20 37 38 29 11 40 54 38 37 42 30

Cretopolis . . . . 37 25 Creusis, P.Livadostro 38 12 Crevenia, Zands . . 41 57 Crexa I., Pago . . 44 30 Crimisa, postea Pa- ) 39 24

10
15

ternum, Giro Crimisa Pr., Capo dell' Alice . Crimisus FL, Cala
.

5 5 5
7

)
\
j

39 25
37 35
37 35

17 10

E E

tabellotta

. .

. .

. .

N
N X X X X X

15 15

Crion M.,

12 42 99 30 8 58
5

Crispas, ad . . . Crissa, Krisso . . Crissaeus S., G. of

35 33 38 29
1
]

22 31 1 10 22 28
22 30 21 34 23 30 22 23 8 28 27 30 22 35
1 28

W
E E E E
E E

17

8
8

Salona
Critbote Pr.

38 20 38 32

8
1

j
)

....
. .
.

j
.

Cora,

Com

.
.

Coraccsium, Alaya Coralla, Kerelli .

*Coranitae, El Ahsa . Corassiae, v. Corseae \

25 59 41 39 36 33 41 5 27 58 37 35 38 38 38 39

N
N N N N N N

N N N N N

32 49 E 12 54 E 32 2 E 39 9 E 46 55 E

18

Cortyta Coryca I., Grabusa Coiyceon Pr., Koraka Coryceus M.

.

...
.

4
19 19

Corycum

Pr.,
.

Koraka
. . .
.

Corydallus

23
9
8 8

Corypbas . Cos I., Stanco

.
.

. .
.

Furnis . Corax Corax Corax M Corbeus, Corbega Corbilo, Coueron

I.,

26 32

M M

28 40
15

55

47 15

20 37 22 7 27 5 E 33 10 E 1 45

E E E

Cos, Stanco . . Cosa, Ansedonia

Cosa
Cosa, Kota Cosa, sub
.

.
. .

9
19 13

.
.

.
.

Co.-amba

W
E E E E E

36 35 38 38 35 38 39 36 36 42 44 25 42 22

31

39 6
13

12 1 3 17 23 6 23 33

Criu-metopon Pr. Criu-metopon Pr.,

Crio
Crius Fl CrLxia
.

44
]
.

35 16
38 8

N
X X X N

9
7

38
1

29 50 53 23
7

26 26 23 23 26

38 35 34
37

.... *Crobyzi .... Croceaa ....

Crociatonum, Valognes . . . . ) Crocodilopolis . . Crocodilopolis, Queri Crocodilos . . . Crocolana, v.Croiocolana, Bruugh. Crocylia I., Arkudi
]

44 32 43 30 36 53
49 30
26 27 25 30 30 40 53
9

E E E

10
7

56

N
X
X

w
E E

13

14

24

27 10 27 18 11 19 1 21 75 54 11 20 88 10
1

31 37 32 27

18
18
17

N N
X X X X X

20

E
40 \Y

11
8 8
7

Corbulonis

Monu-

\
>

mentum, Gorredyk
Corconti, Silesia

53

N
N

14
14

)
)

Cosetani, Catalonia Cossa, Civita . . *Cossaei Cossanis, vel Her-

....
Po.
.
.

41 20 39 49 32 40

Crocylium . . Cromi, Gamara

.
.

38 33 38 27
37 19 41 49

16 20 47
11 18

Cromma
'1

....
.

20 42 22 5 22 5 32 42

E E E E

19
7

Crommyon, A.
heodhoros
.

37 57

23

9E 8E
E
)

and Poland
Corcuna,
trias, v.

51 25
.

18 10

culis P.,

42 23

Crommyon
Crucium

Pr.,
. .

j
j

Ercole

Curmachiti
44 30
27
87 11 50
7

35 27

Demenr. Kirkuk

35 13
.

N
N N N N N

44 10
19 55 19 50
17

22
8

Cossio, postca Vasatcs, Bazas

24

Croto, Cutroni

....
.

39 9 45 36
43 24
47
5

N N
X

33 15'E
17 15 14

19 5
15

Corcyra,

Crfu

Corcyra I., Corfu Corcyra Nigra, Corzola

J

39 37 39 40 42 55
55 37

8
15
12 15

Cossoanus FL, Cosah Cossyra I., Pantcl- )

laria
. . .

36 50 43 51
. .
.

Cruni, vel Dionysiopolis, vel Matiopolis

....

N
N N
X

28

6E
E E E
E

10

Corda
Cordonis, Zsitva
.

46
37

Corduba, Cordova *Cordueni et Cardu

chi,

8 37 54

3 20 17 21

w
E

Kurdistan

Cordyle Cordyle Cordylusa I., Catalina .

Coreae

41 41
S.
. .
)

35
)

32 Cornnium, S. Perino 42 Cori T., Ramanancor 9 Coriallum . . . . 49 Coridorgis, Iglau . . 49 Corinia, Cerina . . 35

N 45 N 5 N 11 N 52 N 11 N 8 N 25 N 40 N 20 N 18 N
N N N N N
N

4 45

W
E E E E E

16

Costa Ballenae, Costa Rainera Cosyntus . . *Cotacene . .

j
.

54

Crusime, Dole . Crufitumerium,

5 34

13

. .
.

43 15
39 26 40 55
27 48

22
19 19

Cotamba
Cotes, vel
sia Pr.,

41 8 42 22 31 7 35 48 45 12

25 5 42 50 55 20
5 55

AmpeluSpartel
.

]
|

*Cotesii

26 30
106 20
6 8 3

Marcigliana Crustumius FL, Conca Crya, Cari . . . Cryptus P., v. Amitbos Cuta . .

41 59

12 29'e 12 35

4
3

....
.

43 55
36 40

N
X X

28 52

19

23 29
33
7 7

58 31 jE

23
22
8 8

CotiarisFL, dia

Cambo.

]
)
.

10

Ctesiphon,

Kesra
Ctimene

35 19 13 54 79 30 1 50 15 40 33 28

W
E E

E E

20 4 25
13

Cotorissum . Cottiae, Cozzo Cottiae Alpes

.
. .

.
.

45 3 45 11 45
10 10 15 7 28 28 19

.... ....
.
.

Tak

44 35 22
22

39

N
X N
X X X

Cuarius, vel CuraliusFl. . *Cubi, Allier

. .

6 50
76 15 80 7 66 30 84 45 30 20 37 50 4 52
10 56

39 15 46 30 45 21 47 40 42 37 50 41 36 10

2E 2E
E

14
19
11

Cottiara, vel Cottona, Cochin Cottis

Cuccium, Vukovar
Cuculle,

Kuchel

Corinium, v. Durocornovium, Cirencester

. .

\
\

51 43
.

1 55 YV

Corinium, Karin

44

Corinthia . . . Corinthiacus S. . Corinthus, Corintho

Corioli,

.
.
.

M. Giove
.

. .

37 55 38 10 37 54 41 38

15 23 22 22 12
7

39
30 54

E
E

15
7 7 7

Coriondi

52 36

Corisopiti, Finis48 terre Corissia, Pt.S.Nicolas 37 39 Coritani, Lincoln, Leicester, Rut-

....

N N N N
N N N

42 30

E E E

4
12

Cottobara . . . . Cottobara, Baron a . Cotyaeum, Kutahieh 39 Cotyora, Pershemoab 41 Cougium, Villerias 41 Coveliacse, Rotten- ) 47 berg . . . . j Cozala 40
.

20
55

Cucullum, Cucullo Cucusus, Cocsoa . Cuda FL, Coa . .

N
X

2 40 19 2 13 8 13 47 36 40
7

13
15 15

E E
E
1-;

4
19 16
17

\Y

Cuicutum
tianopolis,

5 39

Cularo, postea Gra-

44
30

41 46
19 36

Gre45 10 noble *Culiconcs, Valtellina 46 10

....
Cyme,

N
X X X

5 45 9 30 6 30
7

E E
E

13
15
17 i;

4
24 20
1

w
E

13

Cozyntbium, Marza Bureigah . . Cragus Pr., Yedi

] j
j
)

30 25 36 22 36
8

Cullu, Kolah . Cullucitanae. Ras

37 37

8 3

9
11

Souroun . Crambusa I., Gram. .

29

Hadid
Cuma,
vel

...
. .

\
)
|

15

E
E E
E E E E

)
)

Nottingham Shires Corium

land, and

52 50

w
E E E

....
. .

bousa Crania Crania

33 35
21 21 15 20 32 22 16 21 26 13 2? 13 20
15 20

Guzalhissar

38 46
16 30
.

N
X X X X X
X X X X

27 52 14
7

M
. .

35 20
\

24 18
56

Cranii, Argostoli

.
.

Corius, vcl Salsus

FL,

Rud Shiur

27 30 37 31

24
19 12
11

Cormasa Comabii

....
.
.

Crannon Crannon

.
.

.
.

.
.

. .

58 20 52 30

N
N
X

30 59 3 30
2

W
\Y

Crastus, Acristia

Cornavii, Cheshire,
Staffordsh ire,an&

Shropshire
Cornciii

Forum,
.

Jmola

....
. .

44 23
39 55

11 40

Corniaspa

35

19

Cratas M., Madonia . Crateae Iae., Coro naia, &c. . . Crathis FL, Crati Crathis FL, Akrata Gratia, vel Flavi) opolis, Tereboli . )

39 8 39 9 38 8 39 29 39 13 37 39 37 42 43 50
39 35 38 5 40 23

Cumacalum, Gait ha . Cumae, Cumia Cumaeus S., G. of 1

Sundarlie
.
.

-tO

52

23 4
19

38 50 42 21

26 45 45
5

Cumania Castellum, Passa?wbour

.

|
1
\

22 4
3

Cumanus
Napoli

S.,
.

Go. di
.

40 40
j
\

14 10
13 32

Cumerium Prom. Me. Comero

.

43 39 40
.

16 20 22 16

Cuminarius Vicus,

Colmenar

| )

3 22

.
.

W
E

16
22
11

30 52

Cunaxa, Imseyab

Cuneiio, AJildenhall

32 48 51 27

44 19

INDEX.
Place. Lat.

15
Long
No.
of Place. Lat.

Long

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Map

Map
Cysa
Cyta, v. Cutasium,
. . )

Map.

Cuneum
A;

Pr. C. S.

aria *Cuneus, Algarve . Cuni, Puujgoor

....
.

36 56
37 20 27 17

Cuppse

44 39
)
.
j i

Cupra Montana,
Massaccia . Cupra Maritima,
Grotte . . Curalius, v. Cuarius
Fl

43 26 43

N N X N N
N

7 50

W
\Y

16 16

25 30

N
X
X X

63 30 42 48 23 23 4 23 53 24 25

24
22

62 45 E 21 40 E
13

24
10
3

E
r;

Koutais . ) Cythcra I., Ccrigo Cythera, Po. Castro Cytherus . . Cythnos I., Thermia
.

42 14 36 36 37 37
15
14

53 25

X X
X X

Le

13 53

4
8

Cythnos, Castro

Rcvrao
. . .

37 26

24 25
22 20 32 48 61 29 27 44

\
i

39 15
.

Curcum, Medak

44 Cures, Vorres . . . 42 Curia, B or thwick Cos. 55 . . . 46 Curia, Char 34 Curias Pr., Gatto 45 Curicta I., Veglia *Curiones, Franconia 49 *Curiosolites, Cotes 48
.

26
10

39 47 32
5

N N X X X X
X

22

Cytinium
2 &

15 30 12 40 3 1 9 30 33 9 14 35
11

E E

50 20
41 42

.... Curmiligca, Conty Currafo ....

Curubis,
Cusae,

du Nord Curium

Kurba

34 49 32 36

X X X
X X X X

E E E E

15 4 12 15 19 15 14

Cy torus M. . . Cyiza, Gwuttur

Cyzicus, Balkis

38 41 25 40

41 10 21

E E E E E E E
i>:

9 9
7

Darsa Darlha Dascylium Dasea Dastarcum

Dastira

.....
.... ....
.
,

.... ....

37 45 37 25 40 19 37 24 37 54 39 14

31 11 42 57 28 35 22 4 36 55

Datus

Daucopolis

Daudyana, Diyadin
Daulia
Daulis,

42jN

Daulia

N N

E E

*Daunia, Capitanata

Dausara Davaba Daxata

.... .... ....

.

40 36 39 40 38 41

56 41
31

59
31

*Daximonitis Dea, Die

Dabana
Dabanegoris Regio,

36 30

39 28
57
91
3

22

Deabolis,

Dcval
.

. .

. .

20 35 53 41 6 36 40 20 44 45 40 50
37 3 37 36

39 50 24 30 27 42 43 45 20 10 22 43 15 45 38 35 54 30 108 36 30 5 23 20 55
37 12

2 30

W
E

13
19 13

Dibba

....

) |

Deba, Ain-tab
25 32

Deba

El Kossieh Cusum, Szaszek .

Cusus Fl., Waag . Cutasium, vel Cyta, 42 14 Koutais Cutiliae et L., Paterno 42 25

36 35 27 25 45 14 49

32 2 45 10 30

59
5

E
E E E

...
. .

Cutina, Ca.

Aquana
j

-.2

22

Cyamosorus Fl., ] 37 35 Adriano . Cyaneae I., Cayennees 41 16

Cybate Cybelia Cybros Cy cesium, Stravokefali
.

X X X X X X X
X

30 52 52 19 34 18

22
17 18

E
E

15 14

*Dabasae 27 Dabecia 19 46 Da* erath, Daburriek 32 42 Dabir 31 29 Dablan 31 43 Dableoe 40

43 35 34 47 30
77

42
24

59
13

Debelcus, v. Develtus 42 22 Debir 32 7 Deborus Superior, 1 41 22

. Up. Dibre Deborus Inferior, Lr. Dibre
. .

41 50 27 25 35 35

20 39 20 42 23 49 7 46
34
17 35

) | j

40
7

41 35

*Dachanabades

15

Deceleia

42 48
12 59 13 53
14 50

E
E E E

22
4

*Dacharemoizae, in

ElAhsa

24 35 45 43 23
42 34

49

4
5

*Dacia *Dacia Aureliani

....
.

24 22 30
7

Decimum, ad Decimum, ad, nr } 50 49 Arundel Decimum, ad 40 48

.
.

Dactonum Lemovorum, Monforte

dc Lemos
.
.

41

*Decumates Deera

....
.

48 46 32 18
)

9 10 47 7 45 33 10 23 41 28 40 17 20 25 19 22 31 9 14 23 49

32 5 38 39 36 28
{

37 41

X X X
X

29 7 46 14 26 26 36 56
21 41

E E E E E E
E

10

Delas, Silla, v. Gor-

22
19 21
7

Dadara Dadastana Dades Pr., Chiti

. .

.
.

. .

Daedala
*Daesitiates,

Bosnia
.
. .

34 39 34 36 44

37

53 45 43 35 25 50
15

40 48 31 5 33 42 29
18 81

gos FL, Diijalah

34
)

Delemna Delium, Dihsi . Delkos, Derkus Delminium, Douvno.

.
.

40 38 20 41 20 43 45

Cyclades Iae., dekanisa .

Do.

) .
\

37

25
11 17

Dagana
Dagolassus *Daba3
.

6 10

Cydamus, vel ad

Augmagdum, Gadamis
.

29 38
37 35 37 37 37 37 38 38 38

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

17 19

Cydnus Fl Cydonia, Ierami

Cyinda

.....
,
, ,

29
56 55
57

Cyllene, Clarenza

Cyllene M., Zyria Cyllenicus sinus .

34 55 E E 24 34 44 E 21 9 E 22 25 E
21 13

9
19
7
7

39 36 22 Dahra 38 Daldia, Ghiuldiz . Dalluntum, Ternova 42 ^Dalmatia, Dalmatia 43 33 Damascene . .

. .

35

50 40 40

38 6 63 56 55 28 47 17 52
17

Dclos I., Delos . . . 37 27 Delphi, Kastri . . 38 28 Delpbini P., Po. Fino 44 9

.

Delphinium Ptus.,
Apostoli

)
)

Bay

38 18 31

Delphinium, P. Fino 38 30
*Delta *Demetae, Pembroke <$ Cardigan Shires

E E
4 20

36 10 36 19
15 64 35 58 30 26 48 47

Cyme, Fouchcs Cynaetha, Kalavryta

.

42
2

Cynia Ls., Anatolico Cyniphs FL, IVady ) Khali an . . . i Cynopolis, Sheikh

20

26 55 22 8 21 20

E E E E
E

Damascus, vel Damasek, Sham . *Damensii . . .

)
)
.

33 33

....
.

52
29 45 39 23 35 13

W
E E
E E

11

19
7

8
17 18

32 30 28 23
,

14 23 30 54 22 31 29 4

Hassan

j
.

. .

. .

31 28 42 31 26 . . 23 23 *Damnii, Lanark, &c. 55 50 Damnonium, vel \ Ocrinum Prom., \ 49 57 Lizard Pt. . . )

Demetrias

Dammana, Sarawan? Damnaba . . Damnia

Demetrias, Gorifza Demetrias, vel Corcuna, nr.Kirkuk

66 45 22 59

44 10 E
31 20

4
5 10

Demetrium . Demetrium aermcDemetros Thermc

.

40 51 40 24
\
J

25 36

Cynoscephalae

39 25 30 54

Cynosema, Arab . . Kullin Cynossema, Cas. of Europe . Cynossema Prom., Volno . . . Cynosura Pr., Marathon . . . *Cynuiia . . .
. . . . .

E E E
E

8
18

Damnonii, Cornwall & Devonsh. Dan, prius Lais, vel Leshem, Tel el

) \

50 40

4
35 38 23 6 12 50

11

\
\

Temp, on C. Thermisi Dendrobosa Dentheletae . .

siae
,,

37 24

23 18
62 30 23 50
5 55 2 54

E E E

25 15 41 46

40
) i

26 21
28
2 4

10 9
7 7

33 15
.

20

Kidi

36 33
38
8

X
X X X X X X
X

Danacon, Neochorio
*Danduti, Saxony

38 17 50 50 30
37 47

j j

24

Daneum

P.,

Har.
. .

1
. i

of Suez

32 34

Deobriga, vel Ambracia, Plascncia Deonara, vel Deva, Chester . . . *Derbe, Devli . . *Derbiccae . . .
*Derrii,

]
j
1 )
. .

40 10
53 12
37 20 38 45

w
E E E E

Cynus, Livonati

Cyparissia, Arkadia Cyparissia, Blitra

37 22 38 43 37 15

36 41
37 12

22 35 23 3 21 41 22 51 21 35
21 45

E
E E E

Danis, v. Tyana,

8
7 7

Kiz Hissar

34 40
34 47 16 30 8 16
1 7

.
.

Dan,

31 45 Tribus Danubius FL, Daiiube 48 10

.

Cyparissium Pr., Koncllo or A rkadia

Cyparissius
Fl.,
.

J
j

Arkadia

37 18
37 25

E
E E E E E E E
E

7 7

. , .

Cyparissius S

G.
.

)
j

of Arkadia

21 30

Cyparissus, Panics

38 27 36 58

N
X X
X X X X X X
X

Danubii F Danum, Doncaster *Daonce, Tanasserim Daonas FL, Tanasserim . . . . | *Daorisi, Herzegoj vina . . . . )

48 3 53 32 14
10 13

Dalmatia Derrhis Pr., Drc- 1 panos ] Derrima Derriopes, Dalmatia

. . . .

43 30 39 55
35 35

33 55 60 16 30

24
37 55 16 8 51 31 40 29
1

l00

99 10
18 20

43

15

Dertona, Tortona Dertosa, Tortosa . Derveinte . . . Derventio, Lit. Chester . . . Derventio, nr.

.
.

44 44 53 40 48 39 15
52 56

E E
E E

} j
)
)

26

22 37 22 59
22 33 26 22 21 21 34 49
8 30 25
5

8
7

Daphaba
Dapbne, Daueir
. .
. . .

Cyphanta, P.
parisi

....
Kyphara

Ky.

Cyphara,

Cyprus
CjTpsela Cyrelise

I.

.... ....
.

39 12 35
41
3

Daphnus Daradae

.
.

.
. .

.
.

41 34 06 6 38 44
15 16 30

19 10
8 17 17 19

Daradus Fl. . Daradax FL, Abu *Dardania . . .

Darantasia
. .

.
. .

Cyrene, v. Cyrenaica Cyrene, Grennah Cyri Castra . . Cyri Ostia . . Cyrnus, v. Corsica I., Corsica Cyropolis, Enzelle Cyrrhestica .
. .
.

30 32 48 37 45 39 18 42 30
37 30 36 50 40 52 36 57 36 38 33

40 50 58
7

. . .

E E E
E

Dardanus

. .

. .

Daremma

.
.

22
3

.... Cvrrhus, Khoros Cyrtii .... Cyrtone ....

Cyrrhus
.

X X X
X
X

9 10

Dariausa . . . Darii Hystaspis Pons postea Dariorigum, )

Veneti,

35 42 45 40 34 35 45

59
15

30
5 27

30

20JX

26 15 E 36 15 E 22 52 E 15 14 38 10 E 21 E 6 32 E 26 25 E 42 7 E 47 18 E 28 51 E
2 45

10 21
8
1

Stamford Br. Desena Deserta Boiorum, mi,

54 34 18

W 55 W
E
E

4 40
10 15

W W

Wurtemburg
Bavaria Desudaba
Deucaledonius Oceanus *Deuriopus . . . Deva, Dei "an . . Deva FL, Dec . . Devana, Norman

48 50 41 25
57

21 10 13 19 22 24 10
13

23 26
10 21 50 44 45

....

W
E E

|
.
.

41
15 59 55 10

4 12
2 15

)
)
)

49 30
37 10

E E

24
21 10 21

Vannes

47 40

W
E

Dykes

57

Darna
Darni,
Darnis,

36 24|N

44 19
6 30

22
12
17

Cyrus

Fl.,

Kour

40 40

X X

22 29 E 37 E 50 E 23 7 E 47 15 E

Armagh
.

)
.

and Doicn

54 20
. .

W
E E E

24 8 22

Dernah
.

. . .

Daromas *Darrae, Oman

32 45 31 25 21 55

22 44 35 50 55

20 23

Deva, v. Deonna, Chester . . . ) Devana Via . . . . Develtus, v. Debelcus Devona, Schwein- \ furth I Dia I., Standia. . .

53 12
52 56 42 22

2 27 25

W 54 w w
E E

11

10
14

....

50
35 2

10 15

25 13 E

16
No.
of
Place.

INDEX.
Place.
Lat.

Long.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Long

No.
of

Map
*Diablintes,

Map.

Map
Drilon FL, Drin *Drimati, Oman
. . .
.

cnne

....
....
.

May-

48 30
31 40

N N N N N N N N X N
N
20

30

13
17

Dipo Di ;onia
(

Diachersis,

Bassouan Khail
. . .

Diacira

*Diacopene

Diacrii Scopuli

Diagon Fl. . . . Diamuna, v. Jamanes

Fl.,

33 41 10 35 38 39 37 33 28
35 30

42 33 35 10 24 9 21 48
77 30

22 19
9
7

3S 58 37 42 Dirse Pr., Ran Sejan. 12 30 Diridotis, vel Tere- ) 30 24

6 37

16
7

22 6 43 27
47 29 6 53 15 26 15 30

23
22 14
17

Drinum, ad

...
.

. .

Drinus FL, Drin

don ) Dispargum, Duisburg 51 28

30 47 45 25

42 22 44 43 41

40 35 45 45

X X
X N X

20 F 58 50 R 19 J 3 E
19 10 E 15 50 R

10

23 15 15

4
10

Dis^io *Ditiones, Croatia

15

Drubetis, vel Drupbegis *Dructeri

. .

.... ....
| .

44 39 N
52 10

23
7

45

Jumna

Diana
Dianee

E E

25
17

Diuguntorum Forum, Crema

.

45 26
32 40 38 40 35 35 57 35 34 25
51 10

43
36 10 24 1 22 58 22 31 25 5 30 2 5 30
6 9
51

Forum,

Dunstable . . Dial 133 Lacus et Lucus, L. di Nerni Diaiiium I., Gianmtti

51 53

33
12 42
11

W
E
E E

11

Dium Dium
Dium, Ghialtra Dium, Standia
.

Druentia FL, Du- ) 43 40 N ranee . ) Druzicara, Karishtan 41 16 X

E E

14

5 30

13
10
17

Drymusa I. English I.
,

33 50 38 30

27 35 2

X
X
X

w
E F K
R

41 38

Dium

....
.

42 13
38 54

9
3

4
16

Pr., Sassaso Diur M., Jeb. Habib

. .

28 10
7

Diva FL, Dee

Divinus P.
.

.
.

Dubis Fons Dubris, Dover DubroniaFL, Cork

.

....
.
.

26 41 22 45
5
1

9 8
13
11

46 50
51
7

X
X

10 10
15

Dianium, vel Artemisium, Denia Dianium Pr., v.Hemeroscopium, C. . S. Martin

Diairoas Diauna, Derbent
Dibia,

N
N

50
7

Harbour
*Dulgibini,

51 50
.

W
V,

12 14 8 23 12 25
12
11

Divodurum, postea
Mediomatrici

Hanover. 52 46 X
.
. .

38 53
31
8

16

....
.

Metz Divodurus

....
. .

49

Dulichium I. . Dumetha, Mared

. .

48 46

X
N N

42 13
47 18 31 32 40 58

Dijon

.
.

. .

Dibon, Dhiban

caea Dieaearchia, postea Puteoli, Pozzuoli

Dicclica

40 50
30 35

N N N
N N X N X N N N N N N N N N N

20 19 48 20 5 4 35 51 25 11
14
7

Divona, postea Cad rci, Cahors . Doberus, Doiran *Dobuni, Glouces.

41 18
41 11

tershire

51 50

N N N N
N

Dumna
Dunum,

I.,

Stroma

58

38 22|X 29 45 X 58 39IN 20 20 X 54 18

9 20 25 13 40 4S
3

10

w
V,

V,

73
5 41
2
1
3'?

Down. . .

22 30
2

patrick

Dunum, Maiden

. .

Dunum
DurFl
Dura,

Cas. 50 43
)

^Est.,

Mth.
.

Docea, Tocia *Doceres

17

Selorum,
. .

Mahirouca
Dicte

18 28

.... Docilia Alba, Albissola ....

bii Iae.,

41 5 41 15

44 20
39 44
17 30

35

25 55 2 59

Dictum, vel Dictis, 54 26 Ambleside . . Dictynnacum, Magny 35 38

Didaltiura
.
. .
.

Dodone, Gastritza Dolichae, v. Zeno-

X N X

34 10 22 45
8 31

of the Tees

34 35
$
.

.
.

N X N

w
W
F
E

10 vv

Jl

Duodecimum, ad

45 28'n
52

Dur

....
.
.

GX

12 10 10

20 5

Dura Xicanoris
23
7

34 28! N 34 44|N 33 25,X 45 10 33 40 28 50

43 48 Fl 40 53 R 43 10 R
2

3 12 22 22 22 13
17

Koorya

56
22

*Diduni
Didjmiae
la?.
.

Didyme Didymc L, Salini

Didymi
S.,
.

48 50 50 31 4 25 33 38 34
35 15
37 37 22 37 41

23 6 20 29 33 14

44
3

Moorya
Dolicbe Doliche Dolopes *Dolopia

20 47 12

.... .... .... ....

.

Is.

Duranius FL, Dordogne .

. .
.

)
)

N
X

48

Domae

Mirabel
]
.

and Sitia . ) Didymi M., Didyma Didymi, Jcronda Didymi Ms Didymus, Didyma Dimallum Dimon Toir., fVady Kerak j
. .
.

25 50
23 14
27 17

Chilney *Domanitis . .
I.,

40 37 30 30 39 24 50 41 40

Durdus M.,
Vesetcbus

J.
.

Beni
. .

37 12 13

4
15
V

W
2(

N
X

19 3 3
16

22 45 66 30 34 30 11 10
3 46

Duria FL, Dora Riparia . . . .

Duriae,

)
)
.

45 32

50

E
F

Dorno

. )

45 12 41 28 41 42
7

Domiiianus

P.,

Po.
.

28 20
15

28 39

59 30 23 11 19 36 35 45

S. Stefano . Domitii Forum, Montpellier . Domitiopolis .

42 24 43 33

Durii Ocellum, Fermoselle . . . Durius FL, Doti.ro

N X
X

8 57 6 20

.
.

Durnium, Dagno

N
N X

36 18

Dona
Donantilia
.
. .

31 13

X
N

Dimotichos,
ti/ca

Dimo-

j
|

41 31 43 40

20 31
25 20

E
E

Donusa, M. Koryli Donysa I., Raclia Dora, v. Adoraim,

39 11 32 3 38 4 36 50
31 32

32 52 35 20 46 59 22 34 25 29 35
5

Durnomagus
Chester

51

6jX

Durnomagus, Caster. 52 36 Durnovaria, Dor\

8 35 \Y 19 35 E 6 46 E 10 'W

16 15
14
11

50 43

2 27 \Y
15

11 11
11

Durobrivae,

Water
.
.

\
)

Dimum
Dinaretium
S.
Pr., C.
.
.

Andrea
.

35 36
(

X N

Dura
Dora, v. tura

34 32
16 30

E
E

.... Dor, Tar....

. .

Newton

52 34

N
X X
1

w
E E

32 39
35 32 19 55

34 57
52 50 41 25

Durobrivae, Rochester 51 22 Durocasses, Dreux . 48 40

30
20
2<

13 13
11

Durocatalaunum,
postea Catalauni,

\ >

*Dindari,

Turkish
.
.

) )
.

Croatia

44 23
38 52
10

Dindymene M. Dindvmus M., Ka.

N N
I

0|E
9

Dordomana *Doreni, El
Doridis
S.,

48 56

X
X

4
1

Ilejas

Chalons

)
)
.

pu Dayh

27(N

27 50
31 40 6 18

Doris
Doriones,

....
Trosti

G. of

36 35 43 30
36 38 40 32 30 43 50 59

27 45

Durocina, Dorchester 51 39 Durocobrivae, Mai- ) 51 55

10

w
w
E

. .

. .

Dinrlymus M.

Dinia, Digne . . Dio Caesar ea . . Dio Ciesarea, Kaisar-koi . . . Dio Caesarea, v. Sepphovis, Sefurieh. Diodori I., Per in . Diolcos, Pseudo-

39 26 44 4 36 37
38 26

1
)
j
)

N N N N N N

anin
Doris *Doris Doriscus Dorista

:)

24 41 28 22 26 44 21 22 3 30 44 85 48 35 3 24
15

33 49

31 40
35 18

32 47
.

Dorium

.... .... .... ....

den Bower . Durocornovium, v. Corinium, Ciren.

N
X X
X
1

38 \Y 55

11

\
\

51 43

11

ccster

)
\

Dorticum, Negoti?i

37 18 44 11

52 50 34

12 42 31 25

43 28
31 34

Stoma

\
) \

N
N N

Dorvatium Fl., Dart 50 30 Doryleum, Eski-sher. 39 31 Dosa 36 44

Dosara, Doesah
.
.

46
47
5

Durocortorum, postea Remi, Rheims Duroicoregum . Durolevum, Nr. Milton

.

49 16
.

4
1

13 13
11
11

50 20 51 18

50

....
God. .

1 |
j

N
X

39

E E

Durolipons,

Diolindum, La Lin d re Diomcdis Pr., P.

delta

...
.

44 53
43 29

36
15 58

Doththa
Dothaira

)
)

Planca

Doubriga
Drabescas, Drama Dracones, ad . .
. .

39 7!n Dionysiades I., Yanis 35 20JN Dionysias . . . 29 19 Dicnysiopolis, vel 43 24

.

Dion

Ciuni

. .
.

. .
.

Diopolis

Dioryctus

. )

42 38
12
)

Dioscoridis Ci vitas,

Tamareed
Dioscoridis cotra
I.,

X N ON 50 X 40 N
X

22 54 26 10 30 2i) 28
6

Ad Dracones Draconum Draconum Prom.,

.

. .

23 32 32 42 41 35 39 37

manchester . Durolitum, Nr.

52 18
51 31
41 37

5 \V

j
)

45 37 40
6 15

45 28
2 10

Romford

X X

12

11

Duronia, Ca. Vecchia . . . .

\
)

14 17

E
F,

4
13

Duronum

....
i )
I

50

41

48 39 48 26 19 26 23
62
67 45

Durostorum, Silttii, or Drista . Durotriges, Dorset shire

. .
.

44

N 9N
6

3 52

27 15
2 30
1 3

10
11

50 50
51 15

W
E
E E

24 10 20 45
54 10

Phanari
Drangiana

]
]
.

37 44

)
)

. .

. .

.
.

Durovernum, Canterbury
. . .

Drastoca Dravus FL, Drave,

or

30 34 15

Duseprum, Duzchah
Dyardanes, v. ^Eda- \ nes FL, Burramj pooter . ) Dydimi-teiche, Di- 1 motiko . . . )
. . . .

40 44
1

N N
X

11

31 21
87

19

....
I.

So-

1
|
|
j

12 30

54
37 41
17 5 5 6

Drau

46 35
38 20
27 45
$

15

(
)
t

29 30 40
8

25

Dioscoron P.,

Doj

liana . . . . Dioscurias, vel Sebastopolis . . .

21

5X
N N
N N N

Drepanum Prom., Drepano Drepanum, vel He.

.

21 51 33 35
12 35 32 12

42 45 38 58

roopoliticum Pr.

j
J

Drepanum, Trapani.

Dyme,

vel Paleia

. )

40 56 38 9
41 18

Dioscurum
Diospolis

Drepanum
Trepano
Drepsa

Pr., C.
.

) \

ilaou

....
el
.

Parva,

35 35 29

26 lo'x
31 57

32 19

Diospolis, vel Lydda Diospolis, v. Pane-

34 57
31 52

Drepanum Prom., Drepano

. .
.

24 17
70 8 70 30

Dyrrachium, v. Epidamnus, Durazzo Dvscus, Disto . . Dysopos, Marsa

]
.

38 18
31 12

1
)
.

p lysis, Tel Dehcleh . .

Dipjea Dionias

31

.... ....

Drepsa- Metropolis *Dribyces . .

*Drilae

38 42 39
37 10 50

37 33

39 39

22 16 22 33;E

....
Drin
.

X
X

Drilo FL,

42

0IX

50 39 40 19 30

Zafran Dyspjntium Dvus FL, IVad 'Gwir

. . .

37

41

X X X X X X X
X

27

19
10
7

26 14 E 21 2S E
19 26 E

10 9
17
7

24

F,

16 40
21 2b
7

el
.

33 32

17

. .

..

INDEX.
P'ace.

17
Long.
No.
of
Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of
Place.

Lat.

Lat.

Long.

Map
Ela3um, Alabli
E.
Elseus Elaeus Elaeus Elaeus M. Eloeusa I. Elamitae,

Map

.....
. .
.

41

40

5 37 31

Eba, Me. Po.

EbalM
Ebcllinum, S. J. de
la

42 46 32 20

11 21

...
El Yemen
)
)

35 20 42
6 17 55 55 34 34
7 40

Pcna

42 28 53 25 30 38 41
20
10

. .

Eblana, Dublin
Eblitoei

Elancon, Ponany . Elapbites lee., Lagostini . . Elatea, Eleuta Elateia Elateia

. . . .

40 13 37 22 36 35 17 55 10 50

31 20 26 15 22 42 20 14 21 4 28 11 42 15 76
17

19 10
7

Enneahodi,
phipolis,

v.

Am40 46
. . .

8
7

Kicui Ennon, vel ^Enon

....
.
. . .

Jeni

23 56

Enoduvum
Ensem,
Entella Entella
ad,

Enope, vcl Gertnia

32 26 46 50 36 5i

23 25
15

La
. .
.

35 36 2 12 22 16
12 38

Scheggia
Fl.,

]
)

43 24
37 49 44 25 35 13

Ms
. .

42 45
38 39 39 37 45 30 35
38
13

Lavagna.
1

13 12 9 20

Eboda
Ebora, Evora Ebora, Ixar
.
.

54
41 15

.
.

25
1

.... ....
.

Eboracum, vcl Eburacum, York

.

}
)

53 56

Elatus M., Skopo Elaver El., Allicr

Ebrodunum, Embrun 44 34
Ebrolacum, Ebreuille 46 4 Ebuda Major, /. of ) 57 20 Skye . . . \
.

6 20 3 2
6 15 6 40
7

Eldana

....
.

44 45 55 20
18

Elea Pr., C. Elea

22 20 22 20 3 86 34
15

47 37 28 58

Enydra
Eoa, Oea, vel (Eca, Tripoli . . .
)

36

32 50

13 10
21 50

Eordaea
Eordaei
Eordaicus
zilicad

20
2 19
7

40 40 41

20 25
21 40 6 48 8 15 21 46
17 40

....

Fl.,

A"-

40 25
|
.

Elea, vel Velia, Ct. a mare delta

Epamanduodurum
)
J

47 2 37 32 31 40 13 37 56 35 50

40

*Epanterii,

Piedmont 44 20

Ebuda
Ebudes

Occident,

Harris,

& Lewis
Cape

j
)

58 10
57 40

Bruca
Elealeh,

.
.

.
.

Epeium
31 48
31 27

Iae.

....
\
)
) . .

El Al

35 55
31 14

Elcarchia Pachna3

Ebudum

Pr.,

Wrath. . . . Eburadunum, Yverdun Eburacum, v. Ebo racum, York

.

58 35

munis, hour

....
. .

Anda-

46 47
53 5G

6 39
1

E'egia, Ilijeh

Elegium, Zed' em Eleon Elephantine v. Elephantis

Eleusa3
I.,
.

33 35 48 6 38 37 24 4

38 33 14 56 22 20 32 51 23 54 23 29 23 29 23 32 23 32

Eperos Epetobriga . . . Ephesus, Ayasluk Ephialtium Pr. . Ephrairn, Tribus .

. .

Ephraim Ephyra I., Ypsili

Ephyra,
Epicaria
v.

32 32
37 37 41 8 41

Boconoa

Eburi, Eholi

Eburobriga . Eburobritium
.

. .

. .

Eburodunum, Brunn
*Eburones . . Eburovices, Eure Eburum, Olmutz . Ebusio . . . Ebusium, Ivica . Ebusus I., Ivica Ecbatana, v. Bathy. .

.
.

. . .
.

40 48 39 49 50 48 49 43 39 39

37 21 15

45 50
37

15 3 9 16 5
1

4 43
10

. .

Eleu c a, Arsida.
Nisia
. .

37 42
)
)

*Epicnemidia Locris

Lagosa
.

41 40

37 49

*Epidamnia Epidamnus, v. Dyr

....

26 43 48 45
15

32 14 27 21 27 19 35 15 35 12 23 21 22 20 5 22 40 19 40
19 2C

Eleusis, St. Stephen's Elcusis, Lepsina .

17 16
I

22
5

1 1

10

4 29 30
2

Eleusis S Eleutherna, v. Apollonia,

36 22 38 3 38 1 35 16
31 37

rachium, Duraz
zo Epidaurus, Ep davra Epidaurus, Bndiia Epidelium, P. Ka] mils ] Epidia Sup., Jlira. . Epidia Inf., Jslay . . Epidiae lac
.

41 18
37 38

10

Telestema
. . . {

24 42 34 57
36
4 48 1 38 41 25
1

42 17
36 32

23 10 18 48

Eleutheropolis,i?ej7

23

ra,

Bcthyna

32 51

36 48

Jibrin . Eleutherus

Fl.,
.

Ecbatana

(Choro-

mithi'eni)

Hama-

34 52iN

Nahr Kebir Eliberis, Granada

Elii Pons,

]
)

34 45
37 19 54 55 35 32

*Epidii,

dan
Ecbatana, v. Gaza, Takti Soliman, or Shiz . . .
36 36
31 45

Newcastle
)

Epidium

47 28

Elija Eliocroca, v. Ilorci, lorci,

Ecbatana

Magorum
.
.

54 45
35
8

Lorca *EHa
.

37 41 37 50 37 53 36 32

51

21 30
21 24

19 of Cantire . . Epidotium, Jezcnitza 45 Epiecus 37 56 Epiphania, vel Ha)

Argyle Pr., Midi

.

56 56 50 56 10 56
55

6 ( 6 20 6 5 30
5 50

15 30 22 47

Ecdippa, v. Achzib,

EzZib.
Echedamia

33

.
.

. .

Elis Elis

m.ith,

Hamah

35 11

36 41

23

0E

Echctla, C. Veterano Echinades, v. Oxiae,

vel Thoae Iae.

38 21 37 42
38 20
38 54 38 55 30 10

22 35 12 46

Elmantica, vel Salmantica, Sala-

Echinus, Ekhinos Echinus, Ruga

.

.
)'

N N N

21 10

manca

....

41

5 45

Epiphyra, postea Ci chyrus *Epirus Epitalium, Agidi-

.... ....
.
.

39 16

20 31
20 30
21 31 16 15
13 52 4 19
7

40
)
i

Echinus Pagus
Ecnoinus, M. d'Alilicata . Ecobriga .

22 42 21 21 56
13 53

Elone, postea Limone Eltolad Electra Fl., basilica *Elulii, in Tajilet .

39 51 9 31 37 20
32 30
31
7

37

Elusa
Elusa, Eauze . . Elusates, Charente
.
.

22 34 23 21 56 3 34 54
7

nitza

37 38

Epizephyrii Locri,

Gerace . . . ) Epopeus M., Epomeo

Epora, Mont oro Eporedia, Ivrea
. .

38 20

Kcregma

34 ( 33 18
>
\

Edeba, vel Leria, Liria . . . . Ederv. Arad, Tell

39 40
31 20

36 35 10
38 50 22 18
1

Elyma, Greuno Elymaea

*Elymaei Elymais Elyros
*Ely.*ii,

)
)

Arad
Edessa,

rhoe
chia,

v. Callirq. et Antio-

Poland

37

Urfah
.

Edessa, vel JEgse,

Vodina
*Edet:ini,
tile, <c.

40 56 40 30
41
7

New Cas-

*Emathia Embolina Emerita Augusta, Merida . . Emesa, Horns

.

.... ....
)
)
'

40 40 4 51 20 40 45 33 28
38 55

43 43 40 40 30 35 35

53 45
12 10

10 21 50 40 21

Epusum, Carignan
Equestris Colonia,

40 43 38 45 29 49 40 46 22
38 35 40 39 41 18 37 10 37 55

54

N
N

5 10

49 47 25 20 22

30 30 16 40 30

Noviodunum Nion Equabona, Coyna

v.
.

6 11
9 4 14 28 14 54 21 35 23 59 13 17
7 7

Equana,

Equa
.

Equotuticus,

C.
.

Franco

71 57

6 13

Erana, Filiatra Erasinus Fl. . Ercte M., Me. Pel.

*Edones

....
.

Emma,
10

vel

24
12 10 35 22 26 28
19

Emmaus, Hummam
Tubarigeh

Imma

34 50 35 S
32 48

36 41 36 45
35 34

fegrino . . *Erdini, Ulster

]
)

38 10
54 30

E E E

30

EdroP
Edrum, Idro . Edumia Egae. Khan Akrata

Erdinus L., Loch

1
)

....

Egelesta, Inicsta

. .

Egeta, Gladova
dita,

45 45 32 38 39 44

15

Erne

54 27 29 39 39 38 42 40 41 40 39 38 39 40
9 16 22 4

50

.
.

W W

12

47
16

Emmau=,
polis,

v.

Nico-

Amwas
.
.

-:]
|
)

31 51

35 88

9 27 35

1 48 22 31

Emodi M. Emodi Ms, Himaleh

. .

29 29
33

85
78

.
.

.
.

.
.

Egitania, vel Igae-

Emodi Ms.
39 51
31 33
7

.... .... .... Ergavica ....

.
.

*Erebidae . . Eressus Eretria Eretria Eretutn, Bimane

Idanha a

Nova
nazzo

....
.

Emporia, vel By-

zacium
34 45
17 27

34
42
7

9 30
3

Eglon, Ajlan Egnatia, T. d'Ag.

....
.

40 52
50 17 29 15
25 9

Amporiae Ampurias Emporium

EmporiiB,
v.
.

3E
E

Egorigium . Egra, vel Agra

6 27 35 3

*Enaba^i

....
. .

45 4 33 20

9 36

0E
E

Ergitium . . Eriboea, Konitza . Ericinum, Euskineh Encodes I., Alicudi Ericusa I., Diaplo Eridanus, v. Padus )
Fl, Po . . Eridanus Fl, Red.

30 38
7

48 33
47

14 25 56 22 35 23 50 12 36 2 5 15 26 20 47 21 38 14 17 19 32
8

Eilethyia, v. Lucinae Civ., v. Leu cotbea, El Kab

Endidae, Neumarkt, or Egna . . .

45 14
54 15
41

46 22
32 39 33 46 31 29 37 44 62 37 44 39 20

11 16

|
) \

32 49 23 51 23 30
21 57

Endor, Endor

?)
.
.

Endrapa
40 47 37 26 37 24 24 4.3

.... ....
. . .

35 25| E 42 48 E
35 27 E 14 14!e 28
21 31

daune 1 ErigonFl, Kulsuk

. . .

18 30
21 20

Eion, Contessa
Eionae,

Furkaria

Ain Jidy Engyum, Gaagi

Engedi,

Kara Su

]
]

ION

Eira Eiros M., C. Monze Ekron, v. Accaron,

66 40 34 51 20 31
27
5

Akir
Elaea
Elar-a,

....'
.

31 50

Kliseli

39 13 38 55

*Eningia Enipeus Fl. . Enipeus, v. Apidanus FL, Staladje Enipeus Fl. . Enna, C. Giovanni
.

22 15
22 32 14 19

Erineos Erineses Fl Erineus Erineus, Lambelia

Eristha,

39 18

Houaivah

40

Eritium
Eriza,

37 30

Bazar-khan

38 42 38 18 13 30 39 5' 37 25

22 78 22 22 46 22 29

28 20
18

50
2 13

) )

IS
Long.
No. of

INDEX.
Place. Lat.
Tlace.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

N>.
of

Map
Emolatia, Klaus
. .

Map
j

Map.

47 50

Erodi, vel Serici Ms. "Eropeei

33
31 30 37 13 37 22 44 5

Eryce
ErycesFl., F.S. Paolo Erycis P., Lcrici . .

14 5 87 13 30 14 40 14 55 9 55

15

25
17 5 5 3

Evandriana . . . 38 56 Evarchus Fl. . , . U 50 Evas 37 13 Evenus FL, prius 1 38 25 Lycornas, Fidari

6 20

L6

35 5 22 32
21 40

19
7

Flavinium, Fiano Flaviobriga, Bilbao

Fhivionia, Flavis FL,

',42
. .

AriUs
Piave

. .

Flenium
24

9 43 14 43 32 45 45 51 58

12 33

2 53 6 12 25 4 23
5 30

Erymanthus

Fl.,
.
.

Bunwas
Erymanthus

\
.
\

24
37 40

72

25

Fl.,
.

Doana
Olonos Erythrae Erythrae

21 49
21 52 23 23 22 1 26 32

*Evergetae . . . Evoras Fl Eziongeber, postea Berenice, Akabah

29 20 37 29 30

63
22 21

Flevo L., Zuyder

~i

Zee
18

52 30
)

35

)
(

Flevum Castellum Flevum Ostium . Flexum, ad, Ung.

Alt en burg . Florentia, Fioren.

53 17 53 18
47 53

5 15
I 12

Erymanthus M.,

17 14

....)'
.
.

37 58 38 13 38 25 38 21
,34

F.

j 1

zuola

44 56
)
.

9 59

Fabaria,v. Byrchanis, I.,

Erythrae, Eritra

Borkum

53 38
j

6 45 13 29
11 13 13 10 12

14

Erythrseum Prom., La n gad a . . Erythraeum Mare

.

)
)
.

55

26

Erythron, Massakhi Eryx, M. S. Juliana Esbus, v. Heshbon, )

20 32 50 38 4 31 47

65 22 20 12 38

Fabrateria, Falva- \ 41 32 terra . . . . \ Faesulae, Fiesole . . 43 48 Falacrinse, Falacrino 42 38

Faleria,

43 47 *Focunatrs, Piedmont 46 Pontes Junoms, 45 25 Caldiero . .

.

Florentia, Firenze

9
10

Forentum, Forenza
Formiae,

40 52
)

Mola
.

di
. .

Hesban
Simsim
Eshtaol

35 55
10 36

.
.

. .

)
.

Esco, Altdorf
.

47 45
31 31

Eschol To\v.,Wady
. .

43 7 Faleria P., Falcse 42 59 Falerii, C. Castellana 42 17 Falerii Novi, S. ) 42 18

.

Fa II'crone

28 39 22

Gaeta

41 17
)

N N N N N

11 4 8 20

11 10 15 58 13 37
13 40

) )

34 35 34 36 35 45 66 48 5 45 31 40 26
1

Maria Falari
.
.

12 20 13
12 43

Eshtemoh, Semua
Essina Estobara

31 31 31 26

Etanna Etenna
Ethiopes Hesperii
Etia
.

2 35 10 45 44 37 7
35 14 40 6 52 40 40 6 39 30

Fanum Fortunae, Fano Fanum Fugitivi, M. Somma Fanum Voltumnae,

.

J
)

Fornulos, ad, Verloza 45 54 N Forocrea, Sa. Croce 42 36iN Fortunae Fanum, .)' 43 50 Fano . .

13
13

N
N

43 50

Fortunatae Iae. Foruli

]
i

42 34
42 23 42 14 48 29 42 20
37 51 44 18

Forum
Forum

28 o'n 42 23 N 42 19

15 13 20

Aurelii, T.
Cassii,

Aureli
tralla

Viterbo

12

.... Ve....

11 36 12
2
7

42 19 42
43
8

6
1

Farfaris Fl., Far/a Fasiana, Wecsenufer Faurus, vel Clocoris

Fl.,

12 40 13 49

Forum Clodii, Orivolo Forum Flaminium,

C. S. Giovanni . Forum Julii, Cividade di Friuli .

N N

12

o'n
5

12 46 13 27

Etobema
Etocetum, Wall Etovi>sa, Oropesa
.
.

Foro

14 15

1 1

55 5

Etovissa, Siete Aguas *Etruria, Tuscany,

'

&c
*Etymandri Etymandrus
.

43 30
31 30

11

Faustinopolis . . Faventia, Faenza Felsina, postea Bononia, Bologna .

84 49
11 51 11 19

46

N N

Forum Novum,
Magliano
.
,

42 22 41 11

12 27 14 48
12 47

44 31
29
1
j

.
)

64 30 64 15
14 44

Fenchi Ferentinum, Ferentino

.

....
.
.

Forum Novum,
Buonalbergo

31

Fl.,
.

41 43

13 12

Forum

Sempronii,

,
43 42

N
N

Helmund
Euboea
I.,

31 30
.

Fossombrone
Fossa Carbonaria,

.
.

Ferentinum, Fercnti
Feretrus M., 5. Leo Ferinus, v. Theri- ) odes Sinus . . } Feritor FL, Bisagno Feroniae Lucus, ]

Eubcea, Licodia

37 11

42 26 43 53
10

12 3 12 17

Po. d'Ariano
Fossa Drusiana
Fossae,

44 49
.

12 22

Negropont 38 30 Euboicum Mare, 38 40 Talanta Channel

Euchelariae . . . Eucratidia Eudemia L, Sarakino Eudoaiopolis, v. Sc- ) lymbria, Silivri . j Eudoses, Pomerania

24
23 15
20 42
67 50

104 30
9 10 16
12 32

52 10

Grabovacze

44 43
45

6 15 19 54
12 28

44 28 43 55
42 11
41 20

Fossioncs Philistinae, Po. della Maestra

.

....

41 35 45 39 10
41

24
28 18
13 10 45 19 22 35 37 29 15 21 51
15

Pietra Santa Feroniae Lucus,

Civitella
. .

|
)

Fratres, ad,

Hehen. .
.

54

Feroniae Templum Ferraria Pr., C. de

la

13 14

neyt Fraxinus

35 13 39 34 41 35 41 53

42 45

Euganei, Lornbardy and Venice

45 48
41 34 39 21 38 55

Nao

38 46

Eugenium Euhydrium
Eulepa

.... ....
)
.

Ferratus M., Jebel

j
\

B our in en

36 20
42 22 41 48
31
8

4
12 23 12 20 16 10 5 22 12 29

Fregehae, Ceperano Fregenae, T. Maccarese

13 28 12 13

Frentani, Abruzzo
Citra

39 15 38 18 . Euonymus I., Dattole 38 38 Eupagium 37 56 Eupalium 38 25 Eupatoria, postea Megalopolis, 40 42

Eumeis Eumenia, Ashkli

54 40 59
3

Fescennium, Galtse Ficana, Porcigliano Ficum, ad . . .

Ficus
Fidenae, C. Giubileo

.... ....

42
41 40 38

13 30 15
15 35

.... ....
.

36 30 41 57
)
)

Frento FL, Fortore Fretum Siculum, Faro di Messina

Frigidae,
.

35
7

Fidentia Julia, Bo.

S. Donnino Figlinae, Pegli Figlinae
.
.

22

44 53
44 45 47 43 55 43 49 46 45
26 18 34 22
57 16

10

. .

Old Mamora 34 55 Frigidus FL, Vipao 45 57 *Friniates, Piedmont 44 40

*Frisia.bones,Holla?id 52 45

6 15
14 9 25 5

36 45

19

....
.

Tchcnikeh Euphorbium, Sandakli

.

38 25

30 20
17 19

Filomusiacum . . Fines, .S. Giovanni

Fines,

Chew
Fismes

Euphrantas Turr. Euphratensis . . Euphrates, v. Pyxirates

Fl.,

Fines
Fines,
.

38 39 30
\
>

Kara
Ar. .

39 30

Fines Fines
Fines, Fines, Fines, Fines, Fines, Fines, Fines,

Su, or

Wn. Forat.
q. et
. .
.

Paimogo

Euphrates

saniusFL,

Murad

38 50
.

40 40 45 23 23 26 23
20 27 21 22 38 22 22 31 22 20 21 23 35 22 34 6
25 43 45

22

Chai Euphrates Euporia

.

Fl.

Eupyridae Euripus Euripus Euristus

Euroea,

....

31 10 40 51 38 3

ad, Arlesega ad, Aviliana ad, La Fino ad, Strctture

ad ad
\

Paramythia.
.
. .

Euromus
Europus Europus Europus
Eurotas
Fl.,

.
.

. .

39 38 27 41 39 28 37 24 39 45
2

6 37 21 46

*Finningia

30 30 37 50 45 28 45 3 43 26 42 38 42 20 41 25 64 43 11

8 42 4 50 6 15 11 20 2 20 1 23 3 44 55
1 7 6 11 44 7

Friesland, Groningen, &c. Frudis Ost., Mouth of the Sommc . Frusino, Frosinone Fucinus L., L. di Celano Fulgini;), Foligno . Fulgurita
*Frisii,

\
S

53 10

6 30
1

50 15
41 39

30

13 18
13 35 12 42

....
vel

42 42 58 33 40 45
1

10 18

Fulvii

Forum,
.

10 12 21 21 25

20 25 41 56 36

'.) Valenza Fundanus L., Fondi 41 18 Fundi, Fondi . 41 21

. .

Valentinum,

13 22
13 27

Furcae Caudinae,
.

Firmianum Casistrum, Po. di

Forchia . . \ Furconium, Forconio

41
2

14 30
15
13 27

13 49 13 46

32 45 28
11 3

Fermo
Firmum, Fermo
Fiscellus M.,

43
]
.

G.

M.
. .

.41
.
.

Rotonda

42 58
. .

13

Vasili
.

Euryampus EurymedonFL, Kapri 37 Eurymenae 39 46 Eurymenae 39 27 . Eurytanes . . . 38 52

. . . . . . . . .
.

36 44 36 58 39 38

Fissenia, v. Massice

Eutresis

Euxinus P Eva, Platano Eragina

Evandriae
.

38 15 43 37 20 39 47 38 42

35 41 25 51 45 45 10 38 48

Flaminia Via

Flanionia, Flagogna Flano, Fiamona . Flava Solua, Villach Flavia Flavia Caesariensis, )

33 2 42 5 46 14 45 12 46 38 35 54 52 30

44

14
7 1

12 28 12 55 9 13 52

Gaana, vel Saana Gabaa, vel Gibeah, Jeba

33 46
31 52

N
N

36 30jE
35 16lE

....

Gabae, Darabgerd Gabala, Jebili . . *Gabali

....

25

Central England
Flavia Iria,

El Paj
.
.
.

dron

42 37
37 19'N

Gabara, v. Gamala Gabate, antea Anderitum, Mende Gabbula, v. Gabeni Gabe, v. Gaba . .
Gabellus, v. Setta

28 50 35 20 44 40 ?3 5

44 34
35 49 32 24

N N X N N
N

54 35 3 35

35 53 30 15

3 30 37 42 35 13
11

E E E E E
E

40

Flaviae Aquae, Flavias

Chaves 41 54

33 35 52
7

FL, Secchia.

44 47
.

N N

o'e

INDEX.
Place.
Lat.

19
Long.
Place.

Long.

No.
of
Place.
I>nt.

Map
Gabii, Castiglione

Gabra Gabiantuicorum S., Burlington Bay

Gabri9 Gabris

41 53 29 15
]
)

N
N

12 42JE

Gangeticoa

^.,
.

B, "/
.
.

53 45
7
1

21
11

Bengal

.
.

15
\
-

ON

'I.

15

54
47

.... ....
. .

36
47
)

Gabromagus, Windisihgarsten

7N 15 N 40 N 44 N
54N

Gangia Ostla Gangra, Kianghary

11

M
i:

40|E 50 47IE
14

13
ill

Ganodurum
('anon

UN
N
N
In
*(i' Til.
*..

17

n
I

Ganoa, vel Bornos,

Gaolaaera
.
.

Gabroscnium

54

Gabulcus, Kolasti Gad, Tribus . . Gadanica, llowick

41 53 32 20

55 24
31

Gadanopyres . . Gadar Gadara, Urn Keis Gazara u ( tadara, vel Gadarene, v. Gergcsene

ON

N N N

3 20 40 35 55 2 50
57 57 29

MB 3 W
E

15
11

Gaphara

ID

0E

W
E E E E

34 31 N 32 41 N 32 5jN 32 38 ;N

35 44 34 50 35 45
5 40

20 12 21 21 2o 20

Garama *GaramnJ
(Jarcie

.... .... ....

. . .
.

40 45
:.;i

rin iin.i

28

|xri<.r

>

SI 3o 36 o
'..')

lo

N N N
N
I

mi

Inferior

.
.

.
.

*Garamantefl

....
.

o|m

Germuniciiina Gfrmaiiu-uiM
kelik

37 21

Kjarennl

50
41 53

Garganum
di Vieeti

l'r.,
.
.

Pi>
.

N N
n

Germanieam,
1G 12
ia
i;

....
v.

20
17

Garganus M., Me. s. Angela . .

Gargettus . . . San, Giritkh . Garianonuin,/y;^/i
(

ii
)
.

a
.V.)

Gtrme
l-

....
. .

HerGadatcum, culeum, Fretum,

ir Sir. of Gibraltar Gadcni, Pet blee,
Selkirk,
)

36

ON

W
W

37

31 50

N N

23 40 E
oi
1
i;

Gernucbera Geranium, C Geronthne,

A'

.
i

41

41

N
N

) )
.

'ustle

52 35
2'J
I.")

N
N

86 E

burgh . 36 34 Gades, Cadiz Gades I., F de Leon. 36 30

. .

f ....
Br Fa.

Fox-

QerontlaB M.
<i< 11. I
(

55 20

3 6 16 6 12

12

GarincUvi . . . Uariscus, Caratova

GrarnsB
1'.,

Roi/i

4'.)N 41 5

31 30 22 2i,
15
19

E E
i;

r.i
'

N
N N
N

Uanuenus FL,
Garaura

1'are

Gadirtba,

. hahah GaditanumFretum, vol Hcrculcum

. .
.

]
j

34 48 36 36 34

40 35
5 20

38 38 18
>2

MT1M i, \, Gerrha, ./'.

<

|
;

Garumna
ronne
.

VL, Ga.
. .

\
\

Gaditanus P., Pu. erto Real Gaditanus Sinus .

. .

6
7

W 8 W
W
E E E

13

lo

13

dc rulata, Gcrulata-,

nrlhiini
1

48

Bock
(icsinir

Gaugauu'la, Kama! is. 36 15 17 56 Gasandi, Khisan . Hi 4(i Gasandi, Jisan . .

. .

N N N
N

Gerrnda, Oeronm
Qeaobi
in.iti -,

.... ....
mi
. .
.

3 4

Gum, vel Gacapolis

Ga?sa Getae
Gaetara, v. Gangara,

37 27 58 27 36 45 30

Gasula

40 26 47 50 27 30
49 38
2

Bakou
Gaotulia,

....
B.
.

)
)
.

40 33
32 45 19 26 53 54 34
51 47

Gath Gatb Gath Rimmon Gaulan

31 42 32 2 31 3!) 32 4:

X X X X

lirivatis Portoa,
I

Mw
II

Geaoriaoam, poatM Bononia, Boulogne

Gauna
Gauzanitis . . Gaza, vel Aza,
.
.

33 30

2N
lis

....
Bolitudo
. .

Getarom
34 28
47 28

X
E

45 50
85 21

M
B

Gaganse, Szlatina Gagaamira, Jaysul-

22 20
70 55

Ghuzzeh

3i 2;
.

Geth Hepber, Bl Methhed .

Qetnlla
.
.

M
17

. . . ineer . ( Galaaditis, v. Gilead 32 15

Galacum, Appleby
Gahegia, Dessau
. .

. .

Galapha

Galaria, Gagliano Galata, vel Calathe I. Galata, Galati . . . Galatia 40 Gale sus

33 56 37 41 37 32 37 58 39 40
2

85 55 2 30 12 16 2 55 14 33 8 53 14 50 33 40 23 50

Gaza, v. Kcbatana, Takti Soliman, or Sh iz Gazacene . Gazara, vel Gadara Gazelon, Gadekhora

Gharran, vel Char3G 3G 40 45 32 5

41
41

...
. .

36

0E

ra\ aarran Ghinnereth, v. (Jennesareth, Shu.

. .

39
\

*Gazclonitis

Galepsus, Eski Cavalla Galesus Fl., Galeso

.... Galilsea ....

bardy, Modena,

40 49

24 19
17 15

Gazioura Gaziura Gazora Gtba, Jihia

.... .... ....

. . .
. .

31 50 E 35 19 E 3") 20 E
(i

slirh

....
. .

32 53
31 42 31 52
31
51

Gibeah, Jrimli Gibeah, vel Gabaa,

.

M N
85
II !.

Gedor
*Gedrosia
Gela, Terra
.

40 24 40 15 41 40 31 59 31 39
27 37
7

in

):

Jl'Hl

....
.

3,'.

22

Gibron, Fl Jib

85
41

ii

i:

2'
10
17

40 35 33
47
\
(
i

*Galli sive Celtae . *Gallia Cisalpina,

35 30 5 10

Nova

35 27 35 14 3) (i 62 14 17 14 24

E
E

Giddan Gigonua
Gilboa M.,

OK

lo 21

Fukuah
}
\

Gilda, vel silda . Gilead, vel Gileaditis

. .
. .

34

Piedmont, Lorn-

45

Gela Fl., F. di Terra Nova . . . Gelda

32 15
32
.
.

20

37 10

Gelcea
Gemelloe Gemellae

$c
Gallianus Saltus, Saltino Gallica Sena, Sinigaglia . . . .

...

44 25
43 44

10 37 13 14

Geminia

.... .... .... ....

....
. .

42 23
37

48 49

GileadM.,JebelJi-\ lad, or Be Salt

. )

34 20
33 55

8 44 6 11

Gilgal, vel Galgala Gilgfd, vel Gilgulis Gillius

31 51 32 18
81

N X X

35 48 35 31
85
1
1

20

E
B
I.

20

ON
.'.1

M
17

50 29
47 55

4 29
1

Giinelhe, Kaebott

36
31

Gallicum

....
. . .

Genabu?n, postea Aureliani, Orleans

Gimzo, Jimzu
54
(iiiura, Jnii'i

.
.

.
.

N X

85 B

17

20
20

Ga

licum, Zucra . Gallicus Fi., Gallego Gallicus S., Golfe

40 47 41 55 42 10

22 51 50 47
5 8 14
11
5

Genaunes, Switzerland, $c.

46 10
37 32

9 10

dc

Lyon
.

42 30 44
2

Gallinaria

I.,
.

Gal. .

1 j 1
j

Genesium, Paleo Kivari Genetes Prom., C.

linara
C.

Gallorum Forum,

Franco Gallorum Forum, Garrea . * .

. .
.

44 38
42 4 4

.... Vona .... Geneva, Geneva Gensis ....

.

22 44
37 48

41

Gindani, velNigitimi Gindarna, Djuma . Gipsaria Gir Fl Gira Metropolis .

32

ION
!''

17
.

....
.

36

21
17
1
1

32 54
1

X
X

11

58

G hatha

....
....
.
. .

13 13

E E
i: 1:

23 36

44 31
11 10

}
)

54

Gallunio, vel IsuIsu

,

Genua, Genova Genusia, Ginosa . Genusus FL, Usko-

46 15 44 31 44 25 40 33
41
7

6 10 19 26 8 55 16 46
19 45
2 13

Girba, Jerbah

. .

17

rium,

Aldboj

54

1 25

rough
Gallus Fl

Galybe

Gamala

.... ....
. . .
.

Gamala, vel Gabara Gambrivii, about

40 10 N 30 16 N 32 45 33 5,N
51 10

30 16 35 43 35 15
8

mobin Ger FL, Gliir, o" Mansnlig Gerae, P. Siyhajik Gemestus Pr.
.
.

Giigis, Zitrzis . Giscala, Fl Jish Gitanaei Gitta, Kurjrt Jit Glacialc Mare .

33 30 33 2 39 23 32 17
85 43 57 38 32 50 38 42
27

X X N
N N X

11

3>E

17

35 27

E
8

20 23 E

M
1

32

Geraina?

.
.

Gimborn

. .

Gammace
*Gangani,

30

N 15 N N
N N
N

Geraneia . Geraneia M.,

kriplaghi

33 37 55 44 46 38 4 38
31 31 31 32
1

ON 14 N
N

Glannutiva

Glanum
(ilauc.e,

....
Punjaub
.
,

13 13
77
21

26 50 24 32 6 5 23 9

Glaphyraa, Feleetina

10
1

X N

o
15

B
i:

8 25
7

Ma
.

23

66 10 4 15

Caer.
.

narvon

52 55.N
52 50 52

Gerara
Geras

:i ....
.

23

Geraritica

Ganganorum

Pr.,

20 30
22

34 43 34 45 25 23
36 35

Glaucus Glaucus Glaociu Glaucus Glaucus Glaucus

Fl
Fl.

Latka
.

57 N 2 N 20 N

Fl.
Fl.
S.,

.
.

88 37

X X
N
I

30 10 E 20 15 B
20
ii

19
It

Braich-y-Pwll

4 45 4 20
26 41
87 87 55

Hd
Ganganus
digan
S.,

Car.

Bay

50N

Gerasa, Jerash Gerasa, vel Rasa . Gerasus, velGnssia FL, Feher Koros

Makri Glemona, Oemona

GleasariaB Insula-

....

86 88

1.

19 3
14
11

M
51

16

I.

29 49 46 20
38 48 31 40

Glevum, Gloucester
22
7
1

52 N

16

W
B

39 35 Gangaria, Bengal. . 23 30 Gange Kegia, Calcutta 24 50 Ganges Fl., Ganges . 25 45 8 Gangeso Fl

Gmgara, Tchipna

Gerca

Gliana Glota I.,

Armn
.

39 47 55 30
)
S

X X

8
15

22 13
13

ON
I

85 80 20

Gereata3 Gerenia, vel Enope Gergesene, v. Ga-

....

36 54
32 38

24 20 22 16 35 45

Gktta

fist, Frith of ('hidf . .

56

ON
N
20 30

Glykys 'P.,
nariolim

P.Pha. . .

darene

....

39 13

).

20
Place.

INDEX.
Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of
Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Map,

Map.
Ilasta, Voltri
.
.

Map.

Glympia, Ko. Lymbiada Gnossus

.... ....
Pr.,
.

37 11

22 41 25 12
75 30

35 18
19 20

H.
Habitancum, Eisingham
.

Goaris very

Fl.,

GodaFt.
.

Hasta, Castelmarino Hatera, Khatera . Hatra, Hatris, vel

9

44 27,N 39 N 40 15 N

8 42 E 5lE 11

3 4
10
22
18

22 33

Gobseum

55

2 11

W
E

Bematra,
11

Al
.
.

St. Mathicu Gobannium, Abergavenny

. . .

48 20
51 49

4 51
2 58

Hadhr

35 33
.

42 45
35 34 34 35 2
35

E
!

Habor, Araxes, vel Chaboras FL,

36
37 42 41 57 39 53
1

41
3

Havara Hazargaddah

....
. . . .
.
i

29 55
8 31 31 24 31 58

Godama

....
. .
. .

Khabur

Gogana, Congoon

.... Gonnos .... Gophna, Jifna Gorbata ....

Gomphi
*Goniat8B
.

Goma

33 10 27 45 32 6 39 27 30 20 39 50
31 57 35 15

63 52 15 23 52
21 4i

Hactara Hadriana Villa . . Hadriani, Edrenos Hadriani Foium,

....

w
10

Hazarshual . . Hazor, Tell Asur

35 JE 33 E

54!E
17
7

20 20 20
13

12 47 28 59 4 18

Hebromagus
Hebron,
v.

43 17
31 33
I

Chebron,
.
.

29 22 30 35 13 42 50

.... Hadrianopolis, Dri nopoli ....

Hague

52

E E
E E E E
10
17

40 10

20 18 26 34

ElKhulil Hebrus FL, Maritza Hecatompedon . Hecatompylon,

.

20
10
S

42 7 40 17 36 10
] \

25 30 20 7 54 36 26 40
10 42 7 35

Gordiani

Monumentum, Zaxo
Sultan
.
.

....
.

34 50
37 20
11

40 46
42 10
16

Gordyene

Gorgades, vel Hesperidum, Iae. Gorgo, vel Chorasmia, Old Urghendj ? . . Gorgos, Delas, vel
.

Hadrianopolis, An 41 44 drinople . . . | Hadrianopolis, Mabli 32 27 "If 40 42 Hadrianopolis, Boli Hadrianopolis, vel el ) 34 Palmyra, Tad
.

Damgan
konisi
.

21

Hecatonnesi, Mos. .

20 25 31 42
37 55 27 49 12 8
11 40

.
\

39 20 33 28 48 24 33 46

19 21 19
3

Hedaphtha, Jeress
Helcebus, Schelestat

Heldua,

Khan
.
.

el
.
.

mor

'J
39 25 44 58
\
)

Khuldua

35 30
35 59 -t
1

Hadrianothera
42 14
)

58 15 45
22 30

Hadrianum, Ariano
Hadrianus, v. TartarusFL, Tartaro

45
45 35 47

E E E
E E E
E

Heldum, Ehden

'.

34 16
37 42

Helena, vel MacriL, Makri . . Helena, antea Hli.

h E

Silla Fl.,

Diyalah

34
)

HadriaticumMare,
Adriatic
.
.

beris,

Elne

12 34

2 58

j
(

Gorgylus Fl. . . Gorneas, Guerni (rums) . . Gortyna, Metropoli Gortys

.

13 10 37

3
17

37 14

40
35

44 46

Hadrumetum, Sousah
)
.

Heliopolis, Baalbek Helice, Ichliman .

Goshen Gothiniburi

.... ....
. .

37 32 31 28

24 59 E 22 3E 35 14iE
18 15 18

*Haemimontani

42 15 42 50
34 30 38 39

26
28

10 10

Helice Helicon M., Palaio

33 58 42 19 38 22 38 18

36 3 F, 23 59 R 22 9 E 23

HaemusM., Emineh Dagh, or Balkan

Hala, Holwan, Chala, v. Kalchas, Sir

Vouni

....
.

Helicranium
Heliopolis, vel On,

40

20

E E
E
F,

*Gothones, Prussia Graan, Haweeza . Gracchuris . . .

Graecos, ad
St.

Fojano
.
.
.

22 53 40 31 7 41 52 43 19
5')

46

22

Matarieh

*.}

30 38

31 24

47 45 2 10 11 46

Paul
Halae Halah,

Zohab

Alae, v. Hilaea 35 28
. . . . )

Graia Alpis, Little

Bernard

45 42
45 25 47 34
57 35

6 49
10 7 3
7

. .
. .

Halangium, L'ambre Halesium .

Halhul, Hulhul Haliacmon FL,
Haliartus,
.

Graise Alpes

50 16 39 35 31 35

23 12 40 59 5 14 26 13 35 10

E E

22
11

. 37 34 Helissus, Aloni Stena 37 38 Helium Ostium . . 51 58

Helisson FL Helisson FL, Dcnia

22 22 22 4

45
15 14 10

Gramatum

Grampius Mons,

)
.

Grampian

Grandimirum, Louro 42 45
Granicus FL, Sataldere . . . Granirana, v. Rappiana Granis FL, Khisht
.

Indje-maura . Mikrakoura . .
. .

40 20
38 23 37
1

22 20 23
7

E E E

20
10

Hellespontus, danellcs .

Dar- ]
.
.

R E E

40 15
36 52 36 50

26 30
15 6

Helorum
Helos
*Helvecones, Posen
)

22 46
18

j
\

E E E
E E E E E E
E

and Poland
Helvetiae

52 40
\

E E E E

)
j

40 10 43 29
29 49 48 36 30
21

27 10 21 45
51 20

Halicarnassus, .Bom-

droum

j
. .
. .

27 30
23 13 21 32

Baden

....
.

Aquae,

j
J

47 28

8 18
7 20

....
.

Grannona . Granua Fl., Gran. Grassa, Zehloum

.

.
.

46
19 10 20
5 45

30
12

Gratianopolis, antea Cularo, Grenoble Graviaci, Fredlitz

]
)

45 10

Halice Halicyrna . . . Hulisarna . . . Halinsa I., one of the Kelevini Is. Halmirae Halmyris, Yeni

. .

37 21 38 23

*Helvetii *Helvii, Ardcche

. .

36 44
37 27

26 59 23 33 29 19
28 45

)
)

Helvillum, Sigillo . Helvinus FL, Saltnello E.

46 50 44 40 43 20 42 45
38 53
37

E E
E

4 20 12 42
13 42

E E
E

30 47
44 55

Gravinum
Graviscae,

47 6 43 46 50 21 42 12

13 47

40 9 54
11 43

Salah Halmyris Lacus Halone I., Liman

.

....
I.,

Hemeroscopium, v Dianium Pr., C S. Martin

44 40
40 30
39 10 38 10

29
27 37

Hemaeum
Addar,

?)

Gravionarium,

1
. .

Bruckenau

T. di

j
1
J
,

.... Halonesus Selidromi ....

Pasha
tes I.
. . . .

Pr., Eas or C. Bon

11

23 55

E
E E E E E E
E

Hephaestia, Cochino Heptanomi, postea

39 53 28 30

25 10
31 16 21 21 22 27 6

E E
E

Arcadia

Corneto . . . *Greslonia . . . Gridinus FL . Grinnario, Gran. .

Halonnesus, TavaHalos, Platanos

Halyciae, Salemi
.
.

22 55 66 30

26 30
22 48 12 47
12 40
13 40

Heraclea, Polichoro

) |

heim

48

9 24
22
3 38 15 51
16 35 27 5

39 < 37 47
]

Halycus

Fl.,
.

F. di
.

Gerasus FL, Feher Koros Grudii . . . .

Grissia, v.

]
)
,

46 20
51 20

Mazzara

37 40 37 28

.
j

Halycus FL, Platani Halys FL, Kizil Ir-

40 10 Heraclea 37 42 Heraclea 39 16 Heraclea 38 47 Heraclea, Heraclista. 40 41 Heraclea, St. Tropez. 43 14 Heraclea 39 18

39 35
9 22
12

E E
F,

Grumentum, Saponara . . .
.

]
)
,

40 18
40 55 38 52 30 2 51 35 36 20 54 36 38 53
48 27

mak
Hamath,
nia,
v.

]
j

40 30
35 11

31
36 41

Heraclea
Heraclea,

37 31

Ben Hani

Epipha. .

Gruraum,

Grummo
.

Hamah
.

Grynium Gubba

Hamaxia

....
Ha.
]
j

Heraclea Heraclea
Heraclea, vel Lyn- ) cus j Heraclea, v. Perin] thus, Erekli . . j

35 35 36 52 33 33 40 48 4i
.

26 27 35 36 49

43 45
37

E E E E
V.

48
51 31

E
E

36 30
17 20

32

Gugerni . Gulami, Kalmah Gulava, Keswick

.

. . .

34 30 6 20 7 20
3 7 37 30

*Hamirei, FA

dramaut

53 55
57 30 35 35 22 15 25 40
16 32

E E
E E E

21 27 27 56
13 20 31 29

E E

Gundusa
Guntia

Hammaeum Littus Hammath Hammeno

. . . .

.
.

10 20

*Hammoniaca Regio
Hannibalis Castra,
Boccelletta
.
.

24 33 42 25 30 38 52
37 10

Gunugus, Magro-

uah

]
J

36 20
35 32 35 46 37 37 38 41

50

E E

Heraclea Minoa . Heraclea Pontica, Bender Erekli . Heraclea Sintica,

37 23

E E
E E E
E

)
|

41 17 41 10

Demir Hisar
Heracleopolis Magna, Abnas . .

23 30
31 6

Guriauna . . . Gurra Gyaros I., Ghioura

....
v.

49 10 10 30 24 44
28

Hannibalis P., Por timao Hannibalis Turris,

Harae,

....
.
.
. .

8 26
11 5

w
E E E E E

29 10
35 19 39 59
31 28

Gygoea,

Coloe Ps.,
]

L. Mermer . . Gymnesiae, v. Baleares Iae., Balearic Is

Mahediah Eeka *Harmozia

polis

35 30
)

Heracleum, Cara-

. .
.

pinna

34 15 26 30
41 18
26 38 40 21 37 50 40 25 41 30 37 39 45 30

37 52 57 30

Heracleum, Plata-

mona

.... ....
.

25 15 22 38

39 30
39 57

Harmozica, v. Aero

Gyannias, vel Arze,

Erzrum

41 17 30 49

Harmuza Harma

.... ....
.
.

45 32

Heracleum Heracleum Prom.,

.

20 10
41 40

.... Gyrton .... Gythium ....

moun GyndesFL
.
. .

Gyncecopolis, Sela-

30 44 33 15 39 41 36 46

Harpagium

45 30 22 18 22 34

Harpasa, Erbaz . Harpasus FL, Arpa Harpessus FL, Arda

Harpinna
Harpis

....

57 25 23 43 E 27 20 E 28 31 E 43 45 E 25 30 E 21 42 E 29 40 E

Batoum
thysFl.

41 38lN 41 35
37 37

E E E
E E E E

Heraclius, vel Ba-

42 15
21 52 27 37

Heraea

.... Herseum ....

Herteum
Pr.,

Mc. .

langavi . Heraeus P., Agrio.

2N 2N
2'n

22 51 E 22 53

INDEX.
Place.
Lat.

21
Loag,

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Map

of

feat

Hcrbanum,

v.

Uvbs
.

M^
( \

Vetus, Orvieto Herbita, Uitadella

42 42
37 24 40 52
51
12

12
14 14 4 21

9
25

Hiera Pr., dim a

i

....
. . . . .

Kheli-

36 in
(
i

30 30
8 55
31
I]

It
it;

vel
. .

Herculancum

Hcrculea I., Lunthj Herculem, ad .

.

41 21

22 40 30

Hierabriga, v. Armbriga . . Hieraoon, Beni Mo-

Oram
Harream.
Horta, Orta
Elorti H-.
f
i

43 55
.

39
J7

3
Ifj

II
.

11.

Ilerculeum,

v. Gadateum Frctum,

hammed

is

rblnom,
.
. .

>

36

5 40

Ilicracone . Hieraconopolia,
.

rbine

.
)

37 it

23 11

pt

Sta. of Gibraltar Ilcr cul cum Frctum

Abou Ktlab
Hieralis,

25

4
5]

18

HowtiHa, Oetifflia

.
.

vol

Gaditanum,

Bashee

28 38

36
31
1

5 20

Sts. of Gibraltar Herculis Arac . . . Herculis I., Vacalucc Herculis I . . Herculis Castra Herculis Monoeci
P.,

38 39
37 12 51 56

47 17 15 8 6 50 5 47
7

Hierapolis. Pombouk-kaletri . . Hierapolis, vel

M
if,

Hunmmi
Hybla
tagii
II

ii
1

;
-

M
86

19
21

UyampolU, U
Hybla Major, J

......

Bambyce
vietra

M
I

38 10 25 48

N
37 31 \
.

Hierapytna, Gera-

....
.
.

;.">

9
lo
\:

M
.

iti
15

Monaco
.

43 44 38 3
51
3

29

iiiciasus, v. Porata

18

ll

\
1
.

. . Herculis P. Herculis Pr., Hart land Ft. . . Herculis Pr., C. Spartivento . . Herculis Templum Herculis, v. Cossanis P., Porto Ercole broms, Herculis Labronis, mi P., vel Liburni
.

15 54

4 32
16
3

FL, Pruth Hierna, Straatth Hierocapia

.

50

. . .

M
I

II'.

S
1

r
1.
.

:;i

56 IS 50

1.

Elydaspea

IS

Hi'.'roinax, vel .Tar-

37 55
)

mouk
riat el

Hyde Hydra

....
.
.

h
1.

FL, SheMa/tdhur,
.
.

89

15

35 47

80

Hydramum
Hydrea
I.,

36 24
42 23
)

6
11

9
18

or I'armuk
.

.
.

Hieron M. Hieron Pr., Grccnnre Pt. . . Hierosolyma, v. Jerusalem, Jerusalem, or El Kudu Hilaea, Halah, vel
.

Hydraotea 11., /, Hydrea, Hydra

10 45

27 10

10
12

Hydra
Apollj
.iu\ \b
1 .
.

52 12

6 18 35 14

43 33
37 32

Hydreum Hydreum
Hydriai

10

10 18
5

lirorno Herculis Pagus,

.

81 47

2(1

Eregli *IIercuniates . Hercynii Montes,

....

e 1.. Giruhk Hydruntiom, Hyetaan 1., Gai.

i

N N \ N N N
N
"

K
,
l

l.

10

;i

1.

46 10 48 40 50 45
41 17 14
14

0E

Alae Hillevioncs, v. Su-

35 28 62
37 58
37 12

40 59
10
13 41

22

nut isi

1.

>

Btehmcrwald
Hercynii, v. Sudcti Ms., Erz <$ Biesen Herd mia, Or don a Herin M., Totn-

Hyla Hyle
Hylica
Ilyllis
r<.,

N
.\

1.

Ukari
.

....
.

llimera, Bonfalino Ilimera PL, Salso .

\
N
13
ii

1.
l.

Hyllaicufl P.

14
13 35

Peninsula,
. .
.

)
.
\

15 32 4

Ilimera FL, E. di S. Ijconardo .

.

37 50
31 44

i/ii'Dlirl/o

N
N N

17

in

i:

Ilyllus

PL
I.,
.

men-y-Mur
Herius Fl

52 56

Hermaeum
Hermaeus

47 SON Pr., Pluco 35 12

50 23 57
1

W w
R E E

11

Ilinnom Val. Hippi I

Hippis
Pr.,

K
:
;

38 26
lias
. .

35 17 26 21
18 17

Hymettofl

If.

i.
i

HypaM
Hypana

Ettaii
.

<;i

I.

N
21
11

13

9 19

Benjauad

30 50

Hypeapa

S.,
.

G. of
. . . .

Smyrna Hermanus
.

38 30
)
.

26 50
57 45
7

Fl.

20 10 39

23
16

Hippo 39 36 Hippo Regius {Ruins) 36 48 Hippo Zarytus,

Benzerty or Bizerta Ilippoeuria Regia,

....
.

\ W 84 N
\
)

i.

i: i;

3 46 7 45

Ilypata, Patrajik

22 11

Hyperbonei, Ralphs] M.

vel
. .

\ N

60

K
i: i;
i:

Herminius M., Armino Hermione, Kaslri *Hermiones

. . .

10

....
. . .

37 18

9 46
78 25

Hypereaia, vel gira. Hyperteleatoa . . .

Ilyphali

....
)
\
.

37 23 50 40
37 23

23 15 15 30

Hyderabad
Hippon

17 20

N N
N
11

Ilermionicus Sinus,

Hydra Hermon M.,

.

23 20 35 25

Hippola, Kijntla

....
. .

36 30 32 36
38 55

22 21 23 4

Hyphaais, v. BIbaaifl PL, Bri/ah Hypius FL, Milan

.
.

73
88 14 32

i.

/. ed
.

\
\

Duhy

32 38 25 40
27 49

Ilipponate, vel Terineus S., Go. di

Innak

....
.

N
N

i:

Hermon this, Erment.

Hermopolis Magna,
)

Ashmounein

N N

16 16 10

Hyppaiis PL,
ma/rima

C'rt. .
. j

32 35

30 53
30 31

Hermopolis Parva,

Damanhour
Hermopolitana

]
} {
)

31

Sa. Eufemia Hipponium, M. Lenne 38 44 Hipponon, Shehr 23 39 Arbieh 50 Hippophagi

'

Hypaa FL,
Ilypscle,

Belici

37 44
)

13
31

i:

....
. . . .

31

Elotten
. . .

100

Laknar Hypsoa, StanmUxa

Hypsua

27

6 N

19
fl

Phjiace, Melavn Hermunduri, Ba-

27 45

30 55
11 20

Hippos,

Kh urbet

varia

....

50
41 50 31 42

es Sicmrah Hippos Hippos M.

32 46
32 52 25 28

35 39

...
.

....
. .

HjTcania
Ilyrcaniuin,

37 33 N 36 is N 37 N

ti

i.

56
51

ii

B
i:

35

11

v.

Cas40

Hermus
*Hernici

Fi.,

Sarabat. 38 35

Herodium
Suez

Heroopolis Heroopolites Sinus,

.... .... ....

j
|
|
)
.

27 40 13 20 35 16

Hippuris monisi

.... ....
Ila-

I.,

Her-

36 33

N N

38

0E
E E

pinm Marc, Caspian

26 11

....
...
.

Hyria, vel Lyaimachia Ps., Angtlo

30 2G

32 17
32 50 33 35

Hira, prius Alexandria

32
37

ON ON
N N
N N

44 30
14 47
11 55

38 35
J

N
N N

21
17

85
17

i:

Kastro
Hyria,

J
.

29
27 45

Hirminus FL,
gusa

v. I'rii,

Oria
.

Heroopoliticum, v.

Drepanum Pr. . Ilcrpa *Herpiditani . . Herpis Garsis . . Hcshbon, v. Esbus,

Hesban Heshmon,
. . .

38 2 34 30 34 30
31 47

37 10
3 20

N N N

2 46 35 55

*Hirpini, in Principato Ultra *Hirri Hisoris, Hotissaa . Hispalis, Seville . Hispellum, Spcllo Hispiratis, taper
Histiaea, vel

41 14
59 26 36 37 2S

llyriuni, Rodi Ilyrmma, a'. Onnina, East el Tor-

40 30 41 56

i. i:

37 53 N

81

i;

23
31
5

43 40 46|N

ON

E 33 E 48!w

ncse

Hyrnethion Hysas
Ilysdata Hysiae

12 41IE 41 37 E

vel

Azmon
)
.

31

N
N N N

34 16
78
15

Hcsidrus, v. Zaradrus Fl., Sutlej Hespericus S. . Hcsperides, vel Berenice,Ben Ghazi

.

31 30
.

Oreos

Oreus ! 38 57 i!'

23

.... .... Hyssus Ptus., Sottrmenah ....

18

U
5 31

36
57

N N N

r.

23 22 36 21

i:
i

N
40
1

l:

40 57 N

l.

10

*Histiaei . *Histiaeotis
7

....
)
)
.
. .

38 57 39 40

23 20 21 45 14 44

E
. IaOCA, Jara . Iadera, Zara lagath Jalysua Iambi, v. Lanibi . .

) j
)

32 10
11

20
16

Histonium, Vasto

oVAmmone
-

42 45 20 N 39 ION 36 19 31 22
34 30
14 39 36 36 30
28

.
.

Hesperidum,v.Gorgades
las.
. .

Hesperidum Horti Hesperu Keras, C. Verd\

.

32
12 10

N N
N N N

*Histria, Istria

20 30
18

*Hoboi dene . . Holmi, Agha-Uman Holon Holwar, Chala, Kalchas,

vel
i

14 43 10 33 50 35 12

42 30
44
7

V
15 5

33
15

W
K
i:

.... ....
I.,
\

N 35 33 N 36 20 N
26 22
31
!<i

16 \N

Hessus, Petrinitza Hetriculum, Lab

tarico
.
.

38 22
39 28
22

22 12
16 12

Hala,

>

46

Sir Paul

':}

Homeritae

Hibe, Kharjeh Hibcrnia, vel Ierne

I., Ireland Hibjrnicus Ocea. .

N
N

29 39
8

Homolium Homonada, Ermenak

*IIomonadenscs
.
.

.... ....

Zohab

50
51

46 50
22 33 33 35 33 20
7

Brothers . . , Iamnia, Yibna Iamno, Ciudadella

N
N
Lfl

B
E
i:

51 N
fl

41
1

53 53 40

nus, Irish Sea . Hicra, Ala Sia . . Hiera, vel Vulcania

I.,

N
N N

4 30
26 27
14 57

HorM
Iloreb

M
ad

39

Vulcano

38 22

Horma Horma
Hoi-rea,

...

42 41
.

43

42 50 25 30 25 22 34

33 58

lamphorina Iapygium l'rom., < 'a/)o di Leuoa lapygumtria P.

.

41 30 N

B
IS B

39 49 \
38 56 N
31
17
.57

17

B
V-

Iarinuth, vel

.leri

46

math,
la-sii,

urinuk

18
ii

21 16

0IE

[aasua

....

Hungary

N N

17

1"

) )

22
Place.
Lat.

INDEX.
Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Lons

No.
oC

Place.

Lat.

No.
of

Map.
Iathrippa, v. Lath rippa, Medina . Iatinum, postea Meldi, Meaux 25
3

Map
Ilorci, v.

Map.

N
N N N

39 59
2 54

E E E E E E E E E E E E

23
13
10 10
1

ELocroca,

Lorca

48 56 43 43 47 40 41 29 41 40 28 32 49
32 10

Iatrum
Iazyges

Iatrus Fl., Rousita

Ibera, Rapito *Iberia . .

36 40 25 43
5

Iberingae, Thibet Iberus FL, Katsi Iberus FL, Ehro Ibium, Minieh .

Ibleam . . Ibliodurum . Icarium Mare

. .
.

28

Icarus FL, Koksah Icarus I., Nicaria lceni, Norfolk,

Suffolk,

6 37 30 8 37 37 37

N N N N N N N N N
N

25 41 25 10 37 38 44 35

Ilurbida Iluro II va, v. iEthalia

.... ....

37 41

40 45 41 32

X X N

51

Irenopcls, vel Salaminias, Salamie

Iria Flavia,

34 55
\

37

0E

4 31
2 26

El Fa. . .

dron
Irine

42 37
)
.

8 38

W
E E E

Elba

....
. .

I.,

42 45
37 45
t

10 15

Iria FL, Staffora

16

95 45
30 35
5

22 25 22
16 18

Imacbara, Cerami Imaeus M., Forca Carrosa .

14 30 13 56

42

Iris Iris
Is,

I., Flatia . . FL, Tokat Su FL, St. Nikolaia

.

44 51 37 30 40 28 41 48 33 38
50 55

9 22 36 41

10

55 30 45

Izanesopolis, v. 1
. .
i

Imbro Imbros, Imbro

Imbros
I.,

N N
N
N N

26 70 26 10

50 36 2 58 E 30 E

20
13 9

Inacliorium . . Inachus FL, Banitza Inachus, v. Achelous FL, Aspro

40 10 40 35 20 37 42
38 45

25 25 23 22

50 55 32 35

Carmanda
Is^ca, v. Isca

42 37
3 30
3 27

FL,
.
.

|
.

>

t.

Mary

Isacae Ost.,

Ex

)
.

50 37 54 17

Isamnium Prom.,
21 23

1
.

KillardPt.

5 30 19 45 3 20 9
11 40
11 30 56 30 32 32 32

)
.
.

Potamo
Inapha
via IscM
.

. .

. .

E E

24 9
11

24 33
)
>

48 12
13 52

23

Isanus FL, Hismo Isara FL, Oise .

.

41 30

JSnaria, Inarime, le, v. iEnaria, ithecusa I., v. Pithecusa

. . .
.

*Isarci, in

Lombardy 45
.

40 43 43 25 35 3 42 23 30
19 10

and

52 25
36 39 36 26 25 24
47 22
18

30
15 4 22 5 39 4 60 34 30 53 20 21 19 4

E
E E E E E E E E

Isargus FL, Iser . Isarus FL, Eisach

*Isatichae

Cambridgeshire
Ichana, Icana . Ichnae . . . Ichnae, v. Ischnae *Ichthyophagi . *Ichthyophagi .
5
8

Inaromia
Inatos
Incitaria

......
.
.

N N
N

30 Ichthyophagorum S. 45 Ichthys Pr. Katakolo 37 38 Icidmagus . . . . 45 6 Iciniacum, Heisscs 48 42

heim

....

Iconium, Koniyeh Icosium Ictis, St. Michael's Ictymuli

Iculisna, Angouleme [da M., Psiloriti .

37 52
.

N N N N N
N

22 24 18 23
7

^Indaprathse, Thibet Inde, Nandair . Indenea, vel Sarnade, Trawnik . Indi Ostia . . .

16 46 25 20 11 10 90 77 25
17 40

Isaura

.....
Mary
. .
.

....
. .
. .

49 40 50 48 10 46 37 30 10
37 12

*Isauria Isca I., St.

44 10 24
(

IscaFL, Usk Isca, Exeter Isca, Caerleon

.
.
.

37 30 49 54 51 40 50 44 51 37 36 18 31 47 54 41 48 15 30

13

10 53 32
1

E 40 E

14

19
17 11

36 50 45 45 35

34
7

47 37 13

X N N

34 5 22 8 2
10

Indicomordana . Indicus Oceanus *Indigeti, Catalonia Indo Scythia, Hin]

. .

37 56

42 10
27

67 30 66 40 80 2 40 70 70

Ischnae, v. Ichnae Iscina Ise> FL, Ips .

Isidem, ad
Isidis I Isinisca,

...
. . .

d/stati

W
E E E E E E E E E E E

Peis

48
37 1 38 20

N
N N N

24 45 26 55
33 29 22 26

3 13 9 19 19 10 23
10 3 17 10

Indus, v. Sinthus, bus, v. Sindus Fl

Isionda
28
37

Ismenus FL,
Isone

Indus
Indus FL, Dala-

Ida M., Ida or

daffh
. .

Gaz
. . .

)
)
.

39 45

mon-chai
Industria, v. Bodin'

29
7

Idalium, Dalin

Idamene Idara, Derayeh

Ide

Idex FL, Idice

Idicra

Idimum
ldistavisus Campus, near Deister
\
>

35 1 41 13 25 2 N 40 27 N 44 35 N 36 17 N 44 9 N 52 15

comagus, Montcu
*Ingaevones,

45 12
53 20

58

Isos Issa I., et opp. Lissa *Issachar, Tribus .

*Issedones
Issicus S.,

....
)
. .

34 53 38 26 43 4 32 37 43
36 30 39 23 36 56JN
51 30

17 30 15 41 48 40 50 11 50 30 40 23 20 45 46 23 27

16 10

35 27 104

Den
9
8 8 12

46 12 26 35
11 33

mark, Hanover, and Holland

e Ingauni, Genoa Ingaunum Albium, n,

G. of Iskenderun Glykys Issoria,

35 45
20 37 36 10
7

44
) j
)

5 45

21
9 12
1 30 34 45

Albenga

44

. Issus, (ruins) . *Istaevones, West- 1

. '

phalia, &c.
Ister, vel

N
N X

45

14
16

Ingena, postea tea" Abrincatui

Danubius
. .

48 40 34 45

20

FL, Danube
Isti

43 45
37 32 37 54

25 30 25 59 23
27 10

Berg

J
.
.

Idubeda M. *Idumaea . Idumania FL, Blackwater

. .

. .

39
31 10

51 45
37
3

Idymus

Iena FL, Crce Iena ^Est., Wigton

55 54 45
31 16 30 40

Bay
Ienysus Ierax Icsona Iespus
.

".}

.... ....

42 11 41 13 39 51
36 47

N N N X X N X X X X

W
E

Avranches
*Ingine
41 45
13 40

Pr

Isthmus

20
11

Inimurium, St. Michael . .

)
.
i

47

28 40 R 4 35

19 12
12

4 15 \V
34 14 29 26
1

E E

20
18

E 38 E
2 2

16
16

um, Vintigmiglia Interamna, Term Interamna, ad, Lirim, Terame Interamna Praetu.

*Insubres, Lombardy 45 43 55 *Intemelii, Genoa Intemelium Albi- ) 43 46

)

9
7
7

Istros I., Giali . . 36 40 Istrus, v. Istropolis, | 44 22 Ister . . . . )

28 50
52 59
1 25

45 43

Isura I., Dauss . Isurium, v. Gallunis,

25 12

1
)

Aldborough

54

42 34
1
)

12 36 13 39 13 47

Italica

41 27 42 41 39 41
41

Itamos

P
. .

) j
j

tina,

Teramo
.

lgaedita, v. Egitania, Idanha a

Nova

....
.
.

N
X X
X X

w
E E
E E E

Interamnia, S. A.
16
17

della Fiera

16 21 15 8
1

Itanus, Sitano . . Ithaca I., Teaki . Ithaca, vel Alalcomenae, Bat hi . Ithar, vel Thar .

37 34 28 40 35 6 38 20

5 54 48 55 26 13

20 40 20 40
50 21 21 21
1

Interamnia, Termoli 42

Igilgilis, Jijcli

5 44

Interamnia
roani
.

Igilium I., Giglio

....
,

/.

del

42 20
43 31 26 58
21 i4 47

10 57 12 38 34 26 53 56
3
5

4
3

Interamnia, Villa.

42 24
.
.

5 31
5 12 12 40

Iguvium, Gubbio lim

Ha
Ha FL, Wick
I id urn, Ilei
.
,

24

Ilargus Fl., Iller

47 54

N X X
X X

W
E E E

20 24
12 15 16
7

Intercalia . . . Intercisa, Furlo . Interocrea, Antro-

41 58 43 37

doco

42 26 42 14 40 20 36 35
41 36
.

13

10 10 R
5 23 18

....
Ara-

Cuevas

40 20 37 25
41 20

Interpromium, S. Valentino
Intibili

j
|

38 20JN ) 25 40 N . Ithome 39 24 N 37 12 N Ithome, Mavromaki Ithora, Voxirii . . 38 30 N Itium Pr., C. Qrisnez 50 51 Itius P., Wissant . . 50 53 N 39 8|n Itonus 57 20 Ituna FL, Ithnan Ituna JEst 54 50

12

44
57 17

32 1 38 22 42 2 3 30
2 11

13 59

Itunam, ad, Gleumailin . . .

)
)

57 24

*Ilercaones,

gon, &c.

...
.

16 16 16 16
16 16
7

Intium

23 37 25
12 52

*Ilercaones, Valencia 39 40 Ilerda, Lerida . 41 40 . . *Ilergetes, Aragon

N
X X X X
X X

30 28

W
E E

Invi Castrum, Incastro . . . . Iolcos, Volo Castle

*Iolisitae, El Ahsa Iomnium, Algier .

)
)

and Catalonia
Ilipa Ilipula M., Sierra

41 50 37 25 37 10

30 6 25
3

. .

Nevada Ilissus FL

...
1 )

W 30 w
E

Ionussa Ion Fl., Cachia Ionaca

37 58
37 11

Ilistra, Illisera

23 44 K 33 11 E

Ionia
Ionici, vel Nici
. . . .
.

39 25 36 29 39 28 38

24 50 30 50
47

19 8
7

22 58 49 10 2 57 71 10 21 32 51 27 30!E 42 30 E

*Ituraea et Trachonitis 33 20 . . Itys FL, Shief . 57 Iuenna, Voclkermarkt 46 37 Iulis, Zea . . 37 39 . . *Iverni, Kerry . . 52 Ivernus FL, Kenmare 51 44 Ixia, Uxtico 35 55:N Izanesopolis, Is, v, ':] 33 38

36 15 5 20 14 40 24 22 9 10 27 52 42 37
32 45

Carmanda

Izitzi, v. Tzitzi

23 50

N N

Ilium, v. Cestria,

Palcea Venetia Ilium Ilium Novum, His-

39 35 36 43 39 58 42 34
38 26 38 38 39 37 28

sarjik
Illiberis,

....
,

N X X X
X

20 21 22 30 26 18
2 58

Ionium Mare
Iontii
Ios
Ios,
I.,

38 30

20
33 46 40 25 20 22 19 24 11 35 23 35 15 23 7 30 35 72 45
7

E
Jabadii I., Sumatra . Jabes Galaad, vel ]
Jabisus Jabok, v. Jobacus
Fl.,

J.

E
E E

Ionopolis, v. Abontichos, Ineboli .

. . .

41 56
)
.

N
N X X
X X

98 35 47
35 50

19

postea Helena, Elne Illicis, Etc he

Illicitanus S.

.}

13
16 16 16 16 15

Babitza

X
N

Illunum, Vdlena
Illurco,

Flora
.

. .

*Illyricum

44

X X

W E 55 W
42

4 10
17

Ios I Iotapata Iotape I., Nomahn Ipnae, Zagora . .

36 40 36 44 37 23 39 23 33 2
27

...

32 30
32 18

E E
E
\Y

|
) j
.

Wady Zurka
. .

Jabruda, Yehrud

33 58

36 40 E
1

. .

Jaccetani,iVai'arre

Ipsus
Irene, Kittan
.

39 27 39 1
12

and Aragon
Jaezer Torr.

^
. . )
.

42 40[n
31 53

Jair

32 52

35 43 35 50

E E

INDEX.
Place.

23
Loat

Lat.

Long.

No. of

Place.

Lat.

Map
Japba
1 afa Jarkon Torr., el Aujel . Jasonium

ru.
Map
I

Ut.

I-

Japhia,

32 57 32 42 32
7

35 32 35 18

Nahr
. . .
. .

20 20
;

'

34 55
59 35 18 40 35 5 67
71

20
21 15

K.
:

hih.
s
i
;

Jasuloncs,
Jattir,

Barak
.

Attir

37 15 47 31 31 23

:U

N
n

31

:,i

Kndeah Barnea
Kali-has, H.da,
I

80
lol.

20
1

B
46
5

18

Lata

Jaxartse . . . Jaxartcs FL, Sir or

45
41 30
31 56

Sihon

....
.
.

24
20
15 20 20 23 20

wan, vel Chala Kalos Limen, Calolinuinia

. ,
.

Lama,
I

H
.

10

N
11

Jazorus, Seir
nasiue,

.
.

35 55
19 40

Jazvges Meta-

Kanah,

Kama

;;

l'.

Battai
43
ii
.'.l

II
.

II
II

Hungary
.
,

47
31 35 31 42 23 15 31 55 31 52

Karsi, vel

Jedna, Idhna

Kara

Jehud Jerachum
Jericho

. .

.
.

.
.

34 59 34 35

....
.

Ghana,

10 83
11
J.

....

Jericho, v. Hierichus Jeriniuth, vel Jar- }

56 2 35 25 35 28
34 59

Kataba, vel Hana Katara, Fl Biddoh Kedesh, Kede$

N n\
9

5
j:

I,,,,
.

Ami
I.,

LambL rd Iambi
Brothm
i.
l
;
.

*
.

1.'.

32

33
;i

LamU
20 in
10

Kedron
II

Torr.,

20
20

muth, l'urmuk
Jerusalem, v. Hierosolyma, Fl KiuLs, or Je> uxalcm
Jcthira
Jczrccl,

]
j '

31 43

31 47
)

N
N

.... *K< rdanita?, Fl Hejoz ....

Keraz
Kerjath lim, Ft

tidy

Kid ron

n
7 2->

Lambrua

II
/

3
5
.
.

11
)

Lamed
Lamia, Zituum"
I.innii.i-

23
|

In

22 21

I.

35 14 34 58 35 22 35 50
11 39

I 4
1-.

....

Trim
31 28

si
.

Iiiinii.imi, .lliunbin
:>:.

;>!

Kerkas

Zerin Jobaoos, v. Jabok

FL, li'ady Zurka

....
. .

32 34!N
)

32 18
)

N
X
N

Kindius M. Kirjath Jcaiim,

.
(
s

38 21 28 o 31 49 32 42

78
3.3

Lampe, \. Lama Lampeia M .hims Lamprea Lamprt a Infr.

,

21

I.

I.

Kuryet
Kison PL,

el

Joglandum, ad, Cog:\ mono .

Enaib
cl
.
.

I..uiip-.u \i-./.nrii],.-<(ikt

43 25
32 4S

Nahr
.

\
\

Jokneam
Jonianes,
vel Dia-

Mvkutta
Gebanitie,

35 10

Lamaa
Lancia

Oppidana,
. .
.

35

'Kithehanitii',

vel
18 10
.

Guard*

1G

muna
la/a

1.,

Jumna

28

ON GN
N

77 30

Fl
. .

N
n

46 45
32 21) 20 in
21 53

Yemen.

Lanoia d.ma,
L

Tm
(

iudud
.

Joppa, vel Japho,

\\
.

....

32

34 48
35 38

Jordanes FL, Sheriat el Kebir Jordanis Fons, Phiala Lacus .

32 15 IN 33 16

EQymna, v. Kljsma Kodrium, Dobrin Koros Fl

Kottabani,

II

28
111

.'<:

"/"

is
2(

KSUm,

I.'in .

:!7
.

N
N N

8 54

Oman
.

22 30
13 10
<i

55 50
27
:.i

Langobardi,

35 51
18 27 13 4 1 15 16 40 21 10 80 15 35 55 12 40

Valpo Jovavum, Saltzburg Jovem, ad . . . Jovia, Semevecz . Jovis Pagus . . , Jovis Pr

Jovalia,

Jovis Casii Temp. Jovis Latialis Temp. Jovis Paleni Temp.,

S. Benedetto

45 42 X 47 45 N 43 36 N 46 18 N 44 29jN 6 15 N 35 57 41 47 41 58
41
.
)

Krite, Aita . . . Krithotis . . Kuriat, Bos 1 lei ran

.
.

mark and

27

Kuron Limen
Kynortion M.

23 2!) 43 35 37 33

X N

26

11

X N

58 55 28 40 23 5

ntark Langobriga, Oartallios

.

....
. .
.

Mitt,t-

M
11
\

X
?,'.
i

8 31
12
II

II

Lanuvio, sob

11

4 4

Lanuvium, Vigna
.

<'.
.

la
. .

L.

Laodicea

....
. .
. .
I

Labatanis

....
]
)
. .

23 47 35 29

NT

58

E
i:

23
22
15

14

Jovis Uiii Temp. . Jovisura, Landshut Joza, vel Julia Traducta, Tarifa .

ION

48 30
36
5

29 12

5 33

Labbara, vel Liba, Kalah Sherkat . *Labeates . . Laberus, Ke Us . Labicana Via . .

Jucara Jucundin

...'..
.
.

Judaea Judah Desertum

Judah, Tribus

. .

.
.

Julia Apta, Apt . . Julia Fidentia, Po. } 44 53 S. Donnino . . \ Julia Traducta, vel j 36 5 Joza, Tarifa . j Julia Castra, Trvjillu 39 21 Julia Gordus, Ghi- ) 38 54

29 40 31 53 31 35 31 30 51 24 43 49

47 23 35 35 35

48
57

25

10 5 23 5

42 15 53 22 . . 41 52 . Labicum, La Colonna 41 48 Laborea, ad, Mohacs 45 56 36 50 Labotas Fl 37 20 Labranda . . . . 23 57 Labris . . . . . 29 20 Labyrinthitis . . . Lacedoemon, vel 37 5

X X X X X
X X X

43 15

LaodiceaCombosta, LadiA Laodicea ad

38 11
\

II

num,
<!<<!>

v. Si

19 20 E
(i

JJjll.s.si

lii

w
E E E E

12 35 E 12 43 E
18 41

12 5

....
87 5]

cl

DjC-

.'1

20

36 27

21

4
15 21 9

Laodicea ad Lvcum, Fski Ladik Laodicea, ad .Mare,

29 18

19
II
s
17

36 40 E 27 45 E

Lntakia Lapathua

.
.

. .

. .

35 46
89 54 35 45 35 19

10

Sparta Laceria

....

5 33
5 49

*Lacetani, Catalonia Lachchere, Kataba

39 28 42 13 55

N N N
X

49 31 1 31 22 26

23
18
7

Lapdia, Titeri Lapethus, Lapito

N X X

LI
I

LaphyBtiua M. Lapidaria

...
. .

46 31
24 7 50 57 35 19 13 29
21 15 37 41 37 11

X
X X
X X X X X
11

II

N
X

22 45 E 1 30 E 44 55 E
17 14

8 16 23
5 8

Lapidariorom Castra Lapidem, ad

Lappa,
v.

33 14
1

II
11

21

Lampe
.

24 19
19

vrdiz . . . Julia Pax, Beja Juliacum, Julius Alpes

.
.

28 28
7 40 6 20

J
.

Lacinium Pr., Capo delle Colonne . Lacinon Ms. . .

Lacipea Lacobriga

39

Lapurdum, Bayonne
Lar, Tadaret Lar, Fl
.

I 13

.
.
(

38 5 50 54

Juliae, vel Carnicae

.

46 35
32 58

13

.... Lacobriga, Layos Laconia ....

)

.....

39 45 N 39 35 N
42 27 37 10 37

17

Julias, Bethsaida pr. Chorazin,

\
)
.

35 40
13 27

Tell
Julii

J
)

Forum, Cividade di Friuli j Julii Forum, Frijus

.

46
.

Laconicus S., G. of Kolokythia . . Lacotena . Lacotena, Fir anshehr . . .

. . .

36 40
37 50

X X X
X

21 17 E 5 35 4 3(i 8 36 22 35 E

w w
i:

16 16 16
7
7

Laranda Laranda,

....
Karaman
.

II 19
16 4:

Larioe, Gvgermt Larice, Lack .

lull N
}

I.

U
4
7

22 43

Larinum, Larino Vecehto . .

Lnrisaa
Lari>sa,

41 48

ii

i:

37 36 E

21 19

....
....
. .

38
I

38

38 23
27
1

E
L
YY

I'cniilur

43 2
13 43

6 46
15

Lacter Pr.

36 40

N N N
X

9
11

or Larissa Larissa

39 37
j

Vic us, vel Atures, Aire Juliobona, LilleJulii

Lactodorum, vel

Lutudarum,
Lactoi'a,

52

Lans-vi, Phrieonit Larissa, Nimrud .

39 39 38 35

26 59 E

II II

1
.

bonne

49 32
.

32
3 56

Juliobriga,

Beynosa
)

42 59
47 30

Bowcester Lectoure Ladesto, Lagosto

Ladios, ad,

Lan>sa, vel Sizara,

43 56 42 45 44 50
37 24
. .
.

37
17

16 55

Juliomagus, postea Andecavi, Angers

Juliopolis
.
.

35 39 22
12 52

Bamaluka

N
X

E E 9 E

13 15 15
7

Kalat

St ijir
.

35 18
38

I.ari--a Cri'ina-tc

)
.

Ladocea

22

37 39

Julium(Carnicum),
Zuglio
Juucaria,
.

]
)
.

46 25 42 24 28 30
45 24
l

LadonFl Ladon FL, Bufia Laeanita?, Fl Ahsa

. Laeanites Sinus Laeceni, El Ahsa

Junquera
1
.

Junonia I Junonis Fontes,

Caldiero
. .

2 51 18 11 10 6 6
(

.
.

Junonis Prom., C. Trafalgar . . Jura iMons . . . JustinianaSecunda,

vel Ulpiana,

j
\

36 14
\

47
\
4.3
j

5(

Le Loir Laemus M Laepa, Lepe Laevi, Piedmont Lagania

Laedus FL,
. . . . . Laganici . Lagaria, La Nucara

37 37 27 28 27 47

48 N 40 N 30 X
15 12

9 E 21 35 E 21 51 E

Laxiaeoi FL, Risso Larius Lacus, L. di

7
7

Como Larymna

....
.
.
. .

46

5X ON

9 15

i:
I.

. .
.

23 II
22 84
;i

I
7
.

45 23 45
37 15 45 15

X X X

48 40 E 49 10 E
47 10 50

E
E

23 23 23
13

Larysius M. Las, vel Asine

E
1

Laaa, v. Callirrhoe

88 N
57
9

35
2i
21

12

M
20
7

Laaea

3
. . .
.

X
N

i"

i;

39
7

23
l(i

Lasharon
Lasion,

82
7

31 58

i.

.
.

N
N

2 \Y

Lala

15

N| 20

45

40 5 N 28 50 X 40 3 X
53 4i
37 2(

8 45 31 50

20

E E 16 29 E
1

3 19
17

Latunia Lathrippa,

....
v.

42

41

1.

30 59

II

Jathr,

rippa, tir. Medina Latina, Tcharddh

12

n
N

1"
I

Kousnik

Juthungi, Moravia Juttah, 1 uttah .

10 31 28
10

16 10 35 9

Legco lum, Casthford ILagon

Lagectum

v.

23

11
19

Latins Via

Latium,

Cam-

....

30 19 E

payna di /

II

1>

2-1

INDEX.
Place.

Lat

Long

No.
of

Place.

Lat

Long

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Map
Latmicus
S.,

Map.

Map.

Baffi
. . . . .

. Denizli Latinos, Baffi

37 33
)

Latmus M.

37 27 37 35 25 15

Latopolis, v. Laton,

Esneh Latovicorum Praetorium, Neustadtcl

....

N N N N

Le-bem, vel Dan,

27 20
27 35

19

E 27 50 E
32 34
15 11
1

19 9
18

E E

Tell el Kadi . . ] Lessa, Ligurio . . . *Lcstae Lete Lethaeus Fl LetbaeusFl., Messara

33 15
37 37
15

45 47
35 27

15
17 17

Letoa

I.,

Guardiani

Laturus S

Laud Fl., Wad Nekor 34 50 N Laumellum, LomMo 45 8 N

Laureata, Abadessa
.
.

N
N N N N N N
N

20

w
W
E E

Laurentina Via

43 34 41 47
41 42 41 41

3 45 8 45 16 24 12 26

3
15

Letrine, Aiannis . . Letus,v. Latonae Ci30 5 vitas Leuea, S. M. di Leuca 39 50 Leucadia . . . 38 45

40 44 39 32 35 5 38 8 37 42

X X X X
X

35 38

20
7

Limanus
Limenia

Fl.,

Rot her

N
X X

23 3 E 99 E 22 54 E 21 50 E 25 E 20 26 E 21 24 E
31 15 18 25

25 10 8 9
8
7

Limiii Fl., Lima . Limia, vel Limico.

. .

51 35 4 41 50 41 42

40!

33

4'E

8 10

rumForum,Pote [ da Lima )

8 33 \Y
17 6 21 53 21 10 6

Limiosaleum, Breslau 51 7 Limnaea 39 3o Limnaea, Ambrakia 38 52

.

....
.

X
X X

E
E E E E E

18
5 8

Limnus

I.,

Lambay

. .

Limone, prius Elone

53 25 39 51

22
16 17 58

Limonum, postea
Pictavi, Poictiers

Laurcntinum
nii,

Pli-

Piastra Laurentum, Paierno Lauriacum, Enns Lauronuin, '1 abernas Laus, Scalea . . Laus FL, Lao . . Laus Pompeia, Lo- ) di Vecchio . . j Laus S., Go. di Po
.

La

12 21
12 24 14 32
17

48 39

14i

E E E E

4 4 4
15 16
5 5 3 5

Leueae I Leueae Camp. Leueae P., Pt.

lithra

N
.

36 46
37
7

....

Pu-

w
E E E E

Leuearum, Lwghor Leucas I., Leucadia,or Sta.Maura

Leucas, Sta.

51 39

X X X

20 45 24 10 22 55 22 55 4 20 40 20 43 20 32 29 59 27 24 30 10

46 34
.

9
7 7

W
E E E
E E

Limusa, S. Laszto . Limyra, Phineka . *Limyrica . . . Linchabdor Lac us,

.
.

46 8 36 20
16

30 11 75 4 35
31 3 56

11

38 45 38 38 40 40 50 33 14 34 31 35

X
X X X X

39 4G 39 55
45 17

15 56 16

Maura

N
N N N

Ucastro . Lavara, Aveiro

.

39 54
.

15 35
8 39
1

Lavatrae,

Bowes

Lavinium, Pratica . 40 S Lebadia, Livadia . 26 N Lebedus 5 N Lebena, Lionda . . 56 N Lebinthos I., Levitha 37 N Lebonab, Lubban . 32 4 N
. .

40 54 41 38 38 34

37

28

Lcchaeum . Lectum Pr., Baba

.
.

37 56

Lederata

Ledon
Ledra, Nicosia Lees *Legae
.

39 30 44 55 38 37 35 9 13 25 41 30
53 45 42 34 32 35
37 19 37 6 51 4 51

N N N N

N
N N N
N

12 22 27 24 26 35 22 26 21 22 33 45 47
1

55 29 E 54 E
1

55 34
14

E E E E

16 11 4 8 19 9 9 20
7

Leucate Pr., Ducato Leuce, Lefke . . Leuce Acte . . . Leuce Camini . . Leuce, vel Achillis L, Adasi, or Serpent's I.
.
.

8 8
19

Loch Lomond Lindum, Lincoln Lindurn, Ardoch Lindus, Lindo Lingon M

.

]
]
. . .

56 10
53 14 56 17 36 3 39 55

.
. .

28
21

*Lingones,

Cham. .
.

\
>

10
17

pagne and Bur-

44 45
.
.

11 45

N
X X

E E E
E E E E E E E E
E

gundg

45 10

10

*Lingones . Lipara I., Lipari Lipara, Lipari .

.
.

Leuce Come, v. Albus Pagus, El

\
>

Lipaxus
25
1

47 38 38 40

40 30 29
15

37 12 23 40 10 3 6 24 5 17
20
4

23
17

Houra

Leuce Nape Leuceris, Lovere Leuci, Vosges .

....
. .
. .

Lippos, ad, Endrinal Liquentia Fl., Li- )

40 44
46

5 14 57 15 23 13 5 50
12 43

31 20

54 E 4 E 30 E 35 E 30 E
7

19 10 8 19 23

Leuci M., Levka . Leuciana Leucimna Prom.,

45 48 35 39

52 30
17

X X N X
X X X

3 13

venza Liquentia P., Po.

Liven",ola
. .

....
.

j
\

45 35 45 48

12 4V

9
16
8

46

Liquentia Pons,

La
.

Motta

12 41

"I

Alefkimo
Leucolla

39 27
34 55

33 58
15 40

19
5

Liris Fl., Garigliano Lisae Lissae

41 27
.H 42 10 35 15 41 50 41 5 42 10
4(,

Leucopetra Pr., C.
dell'

1
)
.

30 23

22
11

Armi

38

N
X
X
9
17

Lissus
Lissus, Alcssio
.

Legeolium, vel Lagectum, Castle-

Md

w w
E

Leucosia L, Piana Leucotbea, vel Lucinas Civ., v. Eilethyia,

40 14 25

14 54

4
18
8
7

Lissus Fl
Lista, Borgo Fegato Litamum Prtmecken
,

23 24 23 19 25

13 45 5 10

39 33 45

\
>

32 49
23 13 22 17
12

Legio (Septimo Gemina), Leon Lcgio, v. Megiddo, \ El Lejhui . . ) Leictrum Lelandros I., Stenosa. Lemanae, Lympne
. .

5 37

16

El Kab
.

)
.

35 11

20
7

X
N

22 9 E 25 50 E
1
1

Leuctra, Lefka Leuctrum, Leftro *Leuni, Bavaria Leuotheum Pr.

9
11 11 13 17

Lemanis P

Lemanus
Lemelli

L.,

Geneva. 46 26
. .

Lemnns

I.,

Lcmnos
)
\ \ \

Leninos, Letnnos . *Lemovices, Upper

35 54 39 55 39 55

Vienna

45 40
54 20 42 34 48 16 34 54

N N N N N N N

4
5

E E
E

38 36 . . . 48 . 36 . . Leuphana, Luncburg 53 Leusaba, Varaslonka 44 Leusinium, Douba . 42

.

51
7

39 31

6 30

4 30 25 10 25 5
1

30

E E E E

Leusomanes, Czuba Leutucanum, Vogintze . . Lexianae, Lect

. .
.

23 34 47 38
45 15

X X X X X X

E
E E E

Liternum, Patria Liviana

Livias

N N
X X X

31 42 10 28 17 33 18 18
18 54

E
E E E E E
E E E

15 19 14 15

Livii Forum, Forli . Lixus, El Araish . . LixusFl., W.alKhos

Lizisis

15
15

Lobettum, Ut'wl . Locaricum, Calta

. )
|

46 52 40 55 43 10 31 53 44 13 35 10 35 45 55 39 35
37 56

13 16 11 55 14 2 2 32 35 3V 12

6 10 6

20 40
1 17
.12

1
)
. .

9 9
13

18 42

15

. .

Lexovii, Oine Liba

Liba, vel

20 6 49 36 45
35 29 23
33 40

40 58
10 41 21

23
13

N
X X
X

22
22

*Lemovii, Pomerania

N X
N

17 30

14 16 15

Lab

ara,
.

Kalah Sherkat

43 15
57 15

38 22 Pagliapvli . . ) Locri 33 2 *Locri Ozolae 38 23 . . . *Locris Epicnemidia . 38 45 *Locris Opuntia 38 40 . .

]

Fimi Locri Epizepbyrii,

....

55

16 10
11 48

22 20 22 4o 23 5
9 43

Lemovorum Dacto num, Monforte de Lemos

.
.

7 41

w
E E E E E E E E
E

*Libanotopborus, v Thurifera llegio Libanus, vel Leba-

E
E E E E

23 20
3
3 3

Locoritum,

Gemun-

den
*Logi, Sutherland Logia Fl., Belfast .
.

50

Lentia, Lintz

. .

.
.

14 21

Leon
el

Pr.,

Leon

24 44
35 30
14 59

non Mons, Jebel Libnan . .

.

35 45
8 51

58 ( 54 40 46 42
51 30

4 20 5 40
12 50

Leontes

Fl.,

Nahr
.

Kasimieh

33 18
37 17

N
N

20
5 5 5
7

Libarna
*Libicii,

....
.

Loncium,
44 43 45 24 45 20
|

S.

Loren-

.
.

Libero, Viverone

Leontini, Lentini

Piedmont
.

Campi, ) Piano di Catania Leontinus S., G. of Catania \ Leontium, A. Ianni

Leontini
\
i

37 25
37 20

N
X

14 45
15 10

Libisosia, v. Augusti

Forum, Lezuza
Libnius
Fl., L'ffi'y

38 58
53 22

X X X X X X

\
)
i

zen

8
8

Londinium, vel Augusta,

London

4 14 20 2 45 10 25
5 40

2 30

6 30 4 52

W w
w

16
12

Longaticum, Lohitsch 45 54 Longovicum, Lan- 1

caster

54

38

X
X

21 56

Leontopolis,

Er
.
.

Jiausheh
Leontopolis,

33 50
)
.

35 27
31 23
31 23 18 20 26 15

20
18

Libora, vel iEbura, v. Talabrica, Talavcra de la Regno,

Longus P., Po.Lun39 59 39 34 30 43

16 19
16 15

gone

....
. .

)
J

42 45

....

Longus iEst., Loch Linnhe

.

56 20 23 40 44 46 41 54 46 14 32 30 33 50

Tel
.
.

Basta

30 41 30 18
47 45

N
X
X
N"

Leontopolis, vel Vi-

\
>

cus Judaeorum, Tel Joudicn .

.

E E E E

18 15

Leparasi,

Almas

Lepethymnus M.

39 20

9
3

Lepidi itegiuin, Reggio Lepidoton, El Te-

44 40
26 19

X X X

10 38 32
7

.... .... Lepreum ....

hemas
Lepsia I., Lipso Lepte Acra, Pas
.

E
E E E E E
E

18 15
7

Lepontii, Switzerland

40 43 Libunea, Navia Liburnia, Morlachia 44 LiburnusM., Termine 41 30 *Libya 30 Libya Extr. . . 14 Libya Palus Libya Ps., Al Sibkah 33 31 *Libyarchae . . LibycumMare 33 . Libycus M., Gcbcl ] 24
. .

Libum

X
X X X X
X N X

....
.

20 40
37

X X
X

29 58 E 6 44 15 50 E 14 33 E 23 E E 26 E 15 8 40 E 23 20 E

Lonibare 2Est. . . Lopsica, Starigrad Lorium, C. Guido

Lotados, Lemberg
.
,

4
17
17
1

Lotophagi
Jerbah
.

63 30 14 51 12 13 15 33 12

Lotopbagites
.

I.,
. .

1
)

10 50 44
3 58 3 50 44 54 10 20

IV 17
IV

Lotum

....
.

49 33
\
>

22
32 45
9 17 10 50
1

46 20
37 26 37 20

8 30

Silsili

Licini

N
X X X X X X X

21 44 26 45

Forum, Incino 45 47 N 47 45 N Licus FL, Lech

. . .

....

E E
E E

Louentium, v. Luentium, Llandewi

52

1(

18
3 15 13 3 3 8

Brevy Loxa Fl., Loth Lubium Luca, Lucca

.

. .

....
. .

9
18
17 17
7

23 53 Benas Leptis Magna, Lebdah 32 35

....
.

35 45
14 10 10 54 22 43 26 50 26 25

Liger Fl., Loire *Liguria, Genoa

. <$
.

47 23

)
)

Piedmont
Ligusticus

44 40
44
38 37
37 48

X X
N

w
E E

58 42 19 43 53
) |
i

Lucania, Basilicata, SfC.

8 30

...
. .

40 20
52 30

16

*Luceni, Limerick

S.,
.

G. di
. .

Leptis Parva, Lerna, Myli .

Lamta
.

Leios I Lesbos I., Mytilene

35 40 37 34 37 10 39 10

Genova
Lilaea

9
22 27
12 29

and Kerry
Lucentum,
I

9
7

*Lucenses, Galicia
v.

43
)

40
32

E E E

X
X

9 9

Lilybaeum Pr., C.
di

Boco

E E

Lon-

guntica, Alicante Luceria, Lucera .

38 23
41 30

15 13

. .

INDEX.
Place.

1m.

Long

Place.

I.

t.

Long.

Place.

bat

i>

Lucinae Civ.,
thyia, v.
ttiea,

v. Kile

Lcuco El Kab

?)

25
-12

9N
7

Lyrcea
32 49
12 50 14 4

E
E E

37 4 3
.

N
N
s

22 3s

Lucrctilis M., Libretti

Lucrinus L Luentium, v. LouLlanentiuin,

deici

N
N

40 51
52 10

Lyrnatia, Ernatia Lyaa Lyriaa Lysimaehia, Xeros

86
.,

11

1. 1:

17

:;s
.
>

1:
i-.

8iam
I

...
,

25
lfi

3 58 \V

Brery

Lyaimachia Lysimachia,

...
.

38

Jl

1;

Ham.

vel

2,

Lugdunensis Prima LugdunensisSe*-unda Lugdunensis Tcrtia

ON ON ON
48 20 52 52
I

Ilyria Ps., Angrlo

4 2> 20 1 30
2 30

LugdunensisQuarta, vel

W
E E E
E E

E E

Kastro
I.ysinoe,

....

38 35

21 2

i:

,t

Egredir Lystra, Bi a-Oir-kilisa 37 25

31

1:

33 19

B
1 1

n
10
1:

Senonia

Lugdunum, Leyden Lugdunum, Ly~. c

ON 8N
N
N

15 47 1.\

4 27 4 46

M.
MAAGHAAHffM
Maarsares
l'l.
1

Ifaguda
6

.... ....
.
.

w
1

Lugdunum

vorum Lugdunum,
trand

....
.

Bata-

4 30
35

.
.

X
N N
N

81 10
i
;

E
K R
1.

Mahanaim
Maio/iiii.ilk
1

19
.

postca Convene?, St. Ber-

.
.

10

Macs, On a
13 40 E 18 46 E A 55 \Y 7 85 E io 1 1:
17 45

. . .
.".1

.,:.

1,

.....

42 57 50
27 52

51 . . . 46 Luguvallium, Carlisle 54 Lumo, Mentone . . 43

Lugidunum, Luckau Lugio, Tulna

Maccei SyrtitsB *MacanitsB . .

Macarea Macaria

I.

46
-

Luna, Luni

44
49

Luna

Silva,

Ja.
.

)
)

blunka Ben/ Lunani, ad, Laubheim 48 13

U 58 E 9 28 4 24
16 35

Lunarium

Pr.,
.

C.
.
.

Carvoeiro

39 19

W
E
E

Macaria Macathue, Metokhi Macatutse . . 'Macedonia . . Macella Macepracta, Felujah Machaerus .

.

.... ....
. . .
.

N
16 10

32 4(i 38 22

N \ N

18 6 40 22
1

Mb'/ie

W
E
E

Major

1.

;/"r.

39
22

3(1

12 30
12

30 20

....
. .

41 87 57 \ 33 25 N
31

N X X

20 3d 22
IS 21

E E E E E

Majorca, ail Malaca, Malaga

.

:
.
.

'.

Mala*
Mai. ma Malai

II

::

21

43 48

E
E E E E

52 \
;;n

35 41
;>t;

Malange, Madi Malatha, Mdu Makliuhii

.

SI
.

17

Lunna
Lupatia, Altamura Lupatia, sub, Andcaglie Lupiae, Lecce

40 < 40 47
40 40

....
.
.

16 38'e
18 15 8 43

Machorbe . *Machures Macistus, Matki/ha Macistus Fl., Su. . .

.

26 20 N
:J

2>

37 27

X X

2 40

21 45

tugherli

Su

39 10

28 30 34 51
8

.
.

40 22

Lupodunum,
denburgh
.

La.

49 30
,

Lupphurdum, Leipsig 51 21 Luppia, Lippstadt 51 40 Luppia, vel Lupias > 51 40

EL, Lippe
.
.

12 23 8 15
7 30

28 24 X Macna, Mugnah Y.l 10 X Macolicum, Meeliek Macomadia, Medina 31 8 N es Sultan . 21 26 X Maeoraba, Meeea . Macra Come, Macresi 38 56 X
. .

E E

Makhuia. \.l Marcura. Mat Maha M., Jdam't Ptak

N
81
I

I"

1.

....
Zritin
Jfoli
.

UK

Male* Malta
or
.V.

l'r.,

l'r.,

W
E E E E E

Angela
1.,

\
.

17 12

Maleaa

/.

of Mull

40 12
22
11

Maletom, Male Maliohn

Malichi la\, Maliacofl s.,

I'.

Lusi, Sudhena . . . 37 59 Lusitani, N. For- ) 40 20 tug ul . . . . f Lusitania, Portugal 39 Luteva, vel Neronis )

Macra
Macri

Fl.,
. .

Magra

22
8
7

44 21 35 26
37 40

E 9 56 E
4 30
6

Zebaytr.
<;.
. .

1"

15

in

in

K B

N
X X X

Zitoum
Malis

88 60
18 1;

n
\

Macris, vel Helena

L, Macro-nisi
30

")

24

Malhea
MalletB, MeJia . Malli, Moultcm
.
.

;'
.
.

15

21

59
4-^
11

1;
l.

Macrones

40 40
41 15 37 12 38 21
17 50

Forum, Lodeve

43 43

3 IS
1

Macrontichos . . Mactorium, Butcra

39 20 28 20
14 17

88 12

E
E E

15 71

Luttomagus, Staples. 50 32

40

Lutudarum, v. Lactodorum, Bowcester

.

\
>

Macynia Madasara.

....
. .
. . .

X X
X X

21 44

Malliana, [ruins)

Maliana

...
.

81 lo

. .

52
.

Madassuma

Luxia FL, Odiel Luxovium, Luxcueil

37 30 47 50 Luz, v. Bethel, Beitin 31 55 Lybistinus L. . . . 37 10 37 31 Lycaea Lycaeus M., Zakkuka 37 28 37 52 Lycaon *Lycaonia 37 40 41 15 Lycastus 41 Lychnidus 1 Lychnitis Palus, L. Si40 25 Goukcha, or
.

.... ....

6 44 6 21 35 15 5 55 21 59 21 53 29 32 33 36 22 20 50 45 15
20 45 30 22 19
21 40

Madaurus . . Madethubadus M. Madia Madiana, Mcdain

. .

34 36 32 42

45

12 \

46 3 E 9 30 E 8 40 E
2 41 59

Mallorum Metropolis, Moultan

.

|
\

m
39 53
89 15

1-

r.

25 \ 32 X

E
E

Malloa Malthacc
traki

Saleh

Madmannah
Mceander
dere
Fl.,

"J
Menj
.
.

26 35
31 26 37 50

N X X

38 27 34 42 28 30 95 23 40

Ma?andrus M.

van
Lychnitis Ps., Ochrida 41
5

*Meedi Mfenaca, v. Mrenoba, Vclez Malaga Mitnoba, v. Mrenaca, Velez Malaga

....

26
41 32
)
\

36 47 36 47 30 23 38 32 46
37 17

N N N

E E E E
E

.... Malum, ad, Jublonoria ....

20
II)

I.,

Saino-

19

i:

l.

45 36
j

14 19
"/J

Maniala
Maincchia,

20 59

18

E
I.
!.

Nov.
.

)
.

Ghamaka

40 32
.

25
lo
lfi

Mamcrtuin, Qppido

88 18
31 34

15 52

Mammida
Mainre

52

1;

4
4

N
N
X X X

W 8 w
8

Mamuga,
inisca,

v.

^^aIn-

>
\

16
18 10
1

Fl Hossn
l'l.,

34 50
21
.

Manada
li'ii,

Meeon
!Ma?onia, Megna Ma?otis Ps. . .
. .

*Lycia

Lycoa Lycomas,
dari
Lycopolis,

37 37 31

35 54 28 39
37

postea

EvenusFL, FiJ )

38 25
27

Es Siout
Falaio
.
.

31 16 22 33 22 25 22 25 22 30 29 27
3

18

Lycorea,

Awakoba
Lycorea M.
Lycostus,

38 31
.

Macsoca Ma3vium, v. Mo?sovium, Magdeburg Magaris, Sohnpoor Magas, El Khntif .

....

58
11 44

52

.
.

Lakida

Lycosura Lyctus, Hieraki Lycuria Lycus Fl Lycus Fl Lycus Fl. Lycus Fl Lycus Fl

.... ....

...

38 32 35 15 37 23 35 11 37 53 30 5 37 50 38 50 40 30 39 35

34
2 17

20 30 . 26 33 . 31 59 Magdal Senna . . Magdala, El Mejdcl . 32 51 32 43 Magdiel Bfagdolum, v. Migdol 30 54 Magi, Fi' rce B. . . 54 31
.

N N
X X

X
X

X
X

16

Magia, Maycnfi Id

47
")

N
\

83 30 50 2 35 30 55 32 34 57 32 30 1 36 9 29 43
1

E E E E E E E E E E

whig

...
.
.

Maj

83 i
11

Maiiainbi^ Regia

18 41

Manarmanil'.,/

ii'i-

21
11

25 23
20

tier See . . Manas-^ch, Tribus . . Dimidiaa . Manasseh, Tribus DimidisB . .

.

)
I

)
)
.
.

33
1.3 :.:

2o
20
is 11 15
11
11

Mandaeth, Edd Mandagara. Budbar

.

11

1-

36 50
;;ii

W
E

Mandagarsia, Mushid-i-Sir . . Manf'iadeni . . . Maiulra, Mandra-

)
)
.

40
5

.'.2

1.

23

75

Li

1.

1
)
.

Magiovinum, Fen.

20 50 37 10

ny Stratford ) Maglove, Greta Br. Magna, Kentchester

51 59
. .

W
w
E

ghora . Mandropolis
.

39 40
37
.->

.
.

. .

20

54 28
52
7

N
X

55 \v 2 44 \v
2 27

11
11

Ma7i(liiesseilum, Manch stcr .

\
. 1

MM
21

40 45

Magna
Magnesia
. .

i4 59
.
.

Mandurise,

Casal
.
.

) ) .

Lycus, vel Zabatis, Zerbis Fl., Zab

39 30
37 46

N
N
N

23
27 35 27 32 9 32

Xuovo

1"

17

lfi

.
.

.
.

36 30
31 57

44
34 57
28 36 24 22 35 28 58
21 40 21

Ala
Lydda,
v. Diospolis, is,
.

Magnesia, ad Maeandrum, Jnekbazar

M^ancgordus

E
E

Maniolaelae., Nioobar

in
12

1"

Ludd

Magnesia ad Sipylum 38 36

Lydia Lydia Lydios Fl., Vardar

Lygos, postea Byzantium, Stamboul, or Constantinople

38 20 35 45 40 35
41

Magnum Pr.,
siponense,
.

v. 6li

Cabo
.
.

38 45
)
j

N
X X X

Manliana, Montiom Manliana, J'imza Mannith, Et Salt f

.

.
.

57 13 lo

N N N

'.12

15

in
11

15

41 12

32
87
:;:

7
21
:;;

X
\

85 SO
1,

da Boca Magnus, v. Brigantinus P., Fe.rrol Magnus P., Forts-

Mantilla Mantliyroia

43 35

8 15 \V
1

Mantinca, PoioopaU

22 21

Mautinorum
liastia

.... Lynccstae ....

Lyncus, vel Heraclea

40 45 40 48

mouth Harbour. Magnus P., Aimer ia

50 45 36 45

Bay

....

W 30 w

....
.
.

Ojip.,

2 41

Mantua, Madrid Mantua, Mantua

Mant/iciirta
. .

10 2 t lo

X N
N
I

3 41 lo 47

40

8N

26
Tlace.

INDEX
Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Mace.

Lat.

Long.

No.
ol

Map

Map.
*Marsi, Abruzzo . Marsigni, Lusatia Marsonium, Jatzenovatz . . .
, .

Map.

Manucium, v. Mancucium, Manchester

53 30
j j

2 12

11

41 50 51 10

13 55 15 20
17

E
E

4 14
15 21

Maximianopolis Maximianopolis,
Porsulae
. .

32 32
41
j

35 18

v. 1
.

25 21
10 12

Maokosmos Metropolis
.

45 18
\ \

E
E
E
46 E

.
,

23 12
31 26

48 40 35 11
87
37 11 21 5

23

Maxula

....

Maon, Main Mapura, on My. jmrra B. .

20
25 21
17

.1
\
j

20 55
36 15 31 6

Mara
. . Marabina . Maracanda, vel Pa-

Marsyas Fl., El Sorudj . . . . Marta FL, Marta Martera, ad Martianes, v. Spau-

36 46

35 10
J

36 30
11

Mazaca, postea Caesarea, Kaisariyeh *Mazaei, Turkish

...
.
.

42 16 43 55
37 30

4
3

....
.

38 42
)

35 20
16 30
12 35

10 40

tes L.,

Martilus Sinus,
39 55
35 4 36 10 29 24

Urumiych j
1
.

45 30
23 40 6 53 13 14
12 35

E
E E E E

24
9 3

Croatia

44 40
j

Mazarum, Mazzara
*Mazices . . Mechlessus . Mecyberna, Poly goron . . .
. .

37 41

racadi,

Samar.

66 45
35 53 69 54 32 56

24
21 24 18

Kisamos

35 35
)
(

cand
Maraccae

....

Maracodra . . . Marah, Hawarah Maraiaba Baramalacum, Maraba Metrop., Tarabeh

Martis, ad, Oulx . . 45 Martis, ad (Picenum) 42 42 Martis, ad (UmI 42 45 bria), Massa (

.

35 20 42 43

2 41 32
23 26 35 56
21 10

4 4
13
13

40 16
31 42 38 47

Medaba, Madeba

\
>

Martius Narbo,
20 32
39 14 28 20

j
.

42 35
36 10 34 15

23
19 18

Narbonne
Maruca

43 11

E
E E

Medeon Medeon
Media

....

Phoenicis

Marandara
*Maranitae *Maranitae,vel Anain Marasia,
riti,

Martius Telo, Toulon 43 6 Martyropolia . . . 38 14

37
]
)
.

5 57

Medeos, Ashkour Medera, ad, Adra

40 44 67 45
89
17 19 48

Oman
Marash

24
37 38

54 40
36 59 47 5 21 59 19 32
27 19 23 57

23
19

*Marundae, N. E.

Bengal

25 48 40 41 36
17

Mams Fl., March

Marusium
Masadalis
. . .

E E E
E

22 24 25 14 10 24

....
\ |

38 24 36 36 33 45 35

23 12
7

17

36 33

48 46 25
6 15 22 25 10 55 21 36

Mediae, vel Zagrae Pylae . . . .

34 20
51 45 44 54

Marata . . . Maratha . . . Marathe I., Mertera Marathesium Marathon Marathus, Merkab Marazania . .
.

25 35 37 31

23
7

. .

39 53 37 53 38 7 35 9 35 26
40 21 50 35 43 40
57

10

*Marynaei . . Masada, Sebbek

.
. .

.
. .
.

. .
.

9
7

36
5

*Mascemanes

35 54 9 40
15 31

21
17

Marcelliana,
6'ala
.

La
.

Marci Marci

.... ....

Marcianopolis . Marcina, Vietri Marcoilava, Maros

50 16
41

N N
N N

2
7

59

Masca, v. Saocoras Fl. Maschianae, Ka45 25 ransebes . . . Mascula 35 30 Mases, P. Kheli . 37 19 Masices 34 40

67 30 35 25 23 2 47 41 30

22 17
7 10

27 35 14 46

Masin

.... .... ....

.
. .

Masius M.
*Massaesylli

Vasarhely

46 31 50 46 50 23
)
)
.
.

24 31
6 24 5 52

Massa Vetornensis
Massaga

Marcodurum Marcomagus
*Marcomanni, vel
Bcemi,

....

35 37 35 43 2 35 34 45
5 57

23 6 59 40 10
1

19

E E E E E E E E
E E E

20
17

Medialaenum . . Mediam, ad . . Mediana, Peldheim Medianum, Kaminera

48 40
43 20 35

....
Castel-

Medianum

23 22
10
17
7

lum, Midro . . Medias, ad, Samoggia Medias, ad, Mesa , Medias, ad Medio, in Inchstut-

44 36
41 24
. \ \

11 10

...

13
7

9
17

34
56

17

hill

3N 35 N
N 28 N ON

3 25

29 55 50

24 22
3 17

40

W
E E E E
E

Mediolanium, Har- j denburg . . . ) Mediolanum, Milano Mediolanum, Chesterton

.
.
.

52 36

6 41 9 10 2 14
1

45 53 49

70 15
77

25
1

Bohemia

49 20
14 32 30 38 31
31 10

14

*Massagetae . . *Massagetae . . . Massala, Makallah

38
14 35 47 8 33 2

61

Mardache, Damar *Mardocaea . . .

*Mardyene . . . Mardyeni . . . Marea, El Khreet

Mareotis

. .

20 30

L
)

Maresa Mareura, vel Maichura,

31 31 35 16 30
J
.
. .

44 43 50 68 29 30 34

37

Massava

....
.

49 15
3
5

24 23
13

Mediolanum, postea \ Eburovices, Ev- > reux . . . . ) Mediolanum, postea )

Santones, Saintes

10

50 20
48

Massice, v. Fissenia

44

Massicus M., M. delle Brecciole Massicytus M.,

41 12

13 55

E E
E

22

45 45
.

37

4
19 16 13
1

Aktar Tagh
56

36 32
.
.

29 37 30 5 25
1

Massienus Sinus
Massitholus

Maro
. .

95 10
21 28

Massilia, Marseilles

. .

FL
.
.

Marganeae

Margasi . . . Margetiana, Turgye

37 46 36 20

49
17 9 61 30

46 50
37 52 58

Mastaura Mastc Masthala

*Mastitae

37 43 16 30 37 59
23 29 30 38 20

W
E
\V

49 Medma, Mesiano . . 38 *Medoaci, Venice, &c. 46 MedosLmium, Znaym 48 Meduacus (Major) \ 45 FL, Brenta . . \
.

*Mediomatrici

10 31 15 52

Q 10 16
12

16
11 45

38

12

Meduacus

P.,
.
.

\
[

.
.

.
.

. .

Margiana

. . .

Margidunum

48 21 12 62 30 21 12

Margus, Kulich . Margiis FL, Mour. .

44 42
36 30

1
)

gaub . . Margus FL, Morava Margus, v. Brongus \ Fl, lbar . . . ] Maria, Marozzo . Maria Septem, ) Mouths of the Po )

Mastusia M. . . Mastusium Prom., Holies Masuchis . . .

28 30 37 53 29 30 28 10

E
E

19
1

(Major), Po. di

45 22

12 20

E
E

23
18 19

Malamocco Meduacus P.,

Chioggia
.

; \
[

(Minor), Po. di
,
.

45 14

12 18

E
E E E

....

40

26 10

10 17 5

44 20 42 40
.

Mateola, Matera

. .

22 20
12

Maternum, Forncse
*Mathae,

31 25 40 37 42 32

24 16 16 35 11 42 E
77 47
13 16

Meduana Fl., Mayenne . Meduantum

Megabardi

48
.

ON
N N N 15 N 25 N
1

45
5 15

*Meduli, Gironde

4
25 24
3

Medus FL, Chamier

Mahvah
. . .

45 45

Matiani
Matilica, Matelica

12 35

Matinum, Matinata
Matiopolis, v. Cruni Matisco, Magon .

Mariamne . . . Mariana, Almagro

Mariandyni
. .

.
. .

Marianum, Marano
MarianusM.j^ierro
)

34 46 38 55 41 45 51 38 20

36

4 3 35 31 20 13 10

Matium
.

24 35 43 41 43 46 35

30
13

42 24 20 21

E E E E
E E E

.... Megalopolis ....

Megalopolis Pr., \ Eupatoria, Tche- > nikeh , . . )

49 48 45 20 30 30
12 37

53 10 41 45 22 8 36 45
23 36 23 13 35
22 23
15

Morena

4 30

Matreium, Mattrey 47 8 Matricem, ad, Mostar 43 23

42 17 pranica Matrinum, Po. d'Atri 42 32 N Matrinus FL, Piomba 42 32|N
. .

28 6 4 50 25 10 11 27 17 56
12

4 10
13 9 15 15

40 42

)
. .

Matrini Vicus,

G'a.

Marinianis . . . Marios, Kalo Mart Marisus, v. Marisia

Fl., Marosch Marmarica .
.

45 45 37 1 46
5

N N N
!

18 5 22 51

E E E
E

Megara Megara Megaris

4 4 4
14 14 15
16

21 24 30 24 23 54 57
14 31
14 32

14 14

37 59 35 33 38 5 Megertbis, Tajourah 32 50 32 34 Megiddo, Schiz . . Megi.-te, v. Cisthene 36 7 I., Kastelorizo .

....

23 2

29 37 8 15

Mattiacae Fontes,

)
.

Marmarium . . Marmatha . Marobudum, Bud. .

. .

30 30 37 58
17

N N N
N

Wisbaden
Mattiaci, in

50

7N

8 14
18

E E E E

Megoncia, vel Mo-) guntiacum, May-

50
32 43 39 23
13 40

j
{

Upper

3|N

)
)

weis

48 53

Maronea, Co. Marano 41 47Jn Maronea, P. Mandri 37 42 N Maronea, Maronea )

(ruins)

24

Rhine . . . . ) Matucaium, Althofen Matusarum, Ponte te j do Soro Matustana

Maurensii . . . Mauretania Caesariensis
sis

50 20:N 46 51

Megrades

N
N N

.... Meidobriga ....

MelaM
Melae, Mellissano

ence

j .
. . .

13 50
7
7

14 30
7

39 15

56
2

W
E
E

41
1
. \

Melaena Acra,
Melaena Pr.,

40 54
34 45

25 31
37 15

39 15 33 50^

43

22
17

Kara Bouroun Kara

Bouroun
.

41

N 9 N 9 N N N N
N

45 40 14 24 29 50

Maronia
Marra, vel Arra,

....

34
35

Marrah
Marrhasium
Marriche

.]
.

35 39 32 20

36 42 53 5 55 36
13 41

Mauretania Sitien *Mauretania Tin-

. .
.

34 42
57

Marrubium, S. Be

41 nedetto Marrucini, Abruzzo. 42 42 Marruvium, Morro Marsaoii, Utrecht 52

...

gitana Mauricii P., Po.

....
. . .

34

ON ON ON
N
N N

17

38 40 38 11 37 35
2 12 39 27

26 28
23 21 102 22
31

4
5
8

17
17

Melaenae Melaeneae . Melaleucolon

.
.

.
.

.
.

56 25
27

W
E

Melambium

Maurizio

43 55
37

20 30
13

14 10 12 53 5 20
8 35

Maxerus FL, Goor gan Maxima Sequano

5N
!

54 30 6 40
32 41

E E E

24
13
18

and Gelderfand

rum

....
.

47 10

Melanes Ms., Jebel Tih . . . . Melangaea . . . Melania *Melano Gaetuli . Melas Fl

\
)
.

29

N ON
N

33 30
22 33 5 22 37 31
28
11

37 37

Marsi, Westphalia

51 35

Maximianopolis

25 55

36 ION 22 . 38 48 N 38 40 MelasFl Melas FL, Menoughat 36 55 N

ON

23
10

40

INDEX.
Place.
Lat.

Long.

No. of

Place.

Map
Melas Fl., Inttiu Su Mel as Sinus, G. of Xeros Mcldi, Cher . . Meldia
38 50 35

0E
E

Bieaochorion, Grottm/lie

.... ....
.

40 30
48 50 N 42 53 N 36 38 IN
41 2C!N

26 30

....

40 24
17

17 32

E
4

VMesolia,

Hydera-

Meleagri Vallum
Meliboea Meliboea
.
. .

Melenicum, Mclenik
.

39 431 39 35|N
1
)

3 o'e 23 lolE 36 49 E 23 32 E 22 43 E 22 58 E
17 20

bad
Mesolia

....
.

N
\o

80

0E
iQ
(i

Mm.
M

r
. .

16
it;

Mesohu Fl., Kistuah Mesopotamia

.

m
41

21
4

i;

Meliodunum, Bee. . merstadt Melita I., Malta . Melita I., Meleda . Melitaea, v. Pyrrha,
.

49 52
35 55

N
N N

Mesovium, rel Ma-vium, Magdeburg Messa

IfeCMB
1'.,

M
52
5

i.

Mm vi.-,

( j

11

44
1.

Maina

36 32 36 3

22 23

Mmn.i Minnagira Mnm.i k',r.i,.Mmr</.

. .

....
.

H
i

2|

i;

'

14 30
17 30

42 41 N
|

Goura

39

22 24
21 12

elite Ls.

...
. .

Menapia, v. IapyKia, Terra di Otranto . . . Mcssapia . . .

Bleasena
21
1!)

Muui.iu'.ir.i

40 33
38 25
1

21

35

Miimixlimuin,
MnUlii.lt

11

25
3
;

Melitena Melitene

.
.

.
.

Melitene, Malatiyah ) Mellaria, Fucnte

38 27 31 30 38 50 38 32 38 16

47 38 38 38
5 20

Messcne Messenia

.... ....
.

,
.

.
.

6 50

K I

22
21

U
56
ii

\.

36 22 N 37 1 N 37 ION

Mmo.i opp.

it l'r.,
.

E
I.

Mnili

till

il\in

23
21

22

19

Ovejuna
Miliaria Mellisurgis

16
16 10
14

. .

Messeniaeus Sinus, G. of Kaluinata Mcssogia M. . .

Mestriana, Low) Meatus, v. Nest us FL, Mesto
. .
<

Ifiaoa r

36 50
,

22

Mmoi
5
i; i;
i

Ml
1.

l'r.,

Ji
-

37 55

26 in
i
*

.
.

.
.

Melooabus, Fulda Meloduniun, v. Me

tiosedum,

36 8 40 38 50 32
48 32
)

5 37 23 20 9 44

46
41

4!)
1(1

Minoa Uinoa Mmn.i

'.<

24 11
1
i

21 2o

Mmnis
1.

Minor

88
I.

Mclun
. . .

2 38
24 30
6 25 9 3S

13
g

Metacliompso Metaconite

Ball

. .

. .

23 35
)

33 4
1

Melos

I.,

et opp.,
.

Milo Melsus

36 42

Metagonium
16
17
1

E 0\V
16

Mine
Mintlic.M..
|

4
II

o|e

16
;

Pr.,
. .

a I Bab *Memnones

Narcea 43 20 Merabresa, Mejaz '}' 36 28

Fl.,

h'egnlo Meta'llum,

35 33

W
E
E

Mintim.

Mm.
di

IN

Port
.
,

Mutala . Metapontum, T. a

34 59 40 20 53

24 40

nun, jfiwii Hi) Mirobriga, Aluuigr*

i

Mirol)iiu'a,.V;,io</,/</
(

11

33 32 40
37 39 31 18 14 42

Mare
Metaris

16

'act in

4!)

Menmoniura, ment .
.

Er
.

25 45
40 18
)

.I'.stuar.,
.
.

18
9

The Hash
in J 'ado

20
12 23

11

Memnonis Tumulus >ph, Memphis, v. Moph,

v.
(/el,

Metaurense Til'ernum, A'. Aug, lo

. .

43 39
>
j

29 51 Noph, Man Mousa, $c 37 17 . Mcnre, Mineo Menapia, St. David's 51 54

18
5 11

Metaurenses Urbi-

Mirobriga liisenum l'rom., t'. Miseno . Mi-ulani H 1 \ Hisoa 11., Mgo/a Mi/pah, NebySawtwil SI 50 N
.

....
. .
.

II

6
II
:
1

II
4
IT

...
. .
. .

Menapia, Wexford

Menapia Menapii
Menapii
tellum Menariae

. . .

.
.

.
.

52 35 52 51
\
\

18

12

38 50 27
6
2 15

24 12
13

] tauro . . . . \ 43 40 Metellinum, Medellin 88 56

num, i'rbania Metaurum, Gioia Metaurus FL, Me-

43 39
38 25

12 33 15 57

Mnemium
Elbah
Moahitis

35

l'r.,

Bat
.

'.

N
N

12 35

Mochora,

M
Mujur
.
.

2'

Mctelis,

Fova

. .
. )

31 14
37

Menapiorum Cas.

51 21

13
16 10 18 IS

Iae.,

gonera

....
.

Dra-

39 36

Methana, Methane Methana Chersonn. Methath Villa, lias

37 14

Makdahah

N 34 N 37 N IN
X N

5 56 30 36 E 23 22 E

W
E
E

Moeiaaaa,

II

Mooorcta-, kl llijuz 20

Modiana
Modicia,

.... n Munza
.
.

in

N
n

12

85 1"
71

1.

23 23|E 48 30
23 8 22 34 21 43
77 30

|
.

Modogtua, Mudgttl 'Modomaatiee . Modoua Fl., Slaney

.

36 15

12

Menda
Mendes, Mansoura
.

39 59 31 2
31 19

23 25 31 26 32 10
15 52

Mendesium Ost., Dibch Mouth Mendicolcus, Lago Negro . . Mendrium Menebria, vel Me. . .
.

)
\

Methone, Kalanera Methone, Leutero Methone, v. Pcdasus,

39 20 40 25 36 49
27 31 37 39

Modra
1(1

30 58

N
N

29

11

E
E

Modura, Madura
Mocra,

B
i:

II
7

in

Khan
v.

Belali
;.

37 41

Modon

Minis,

Myria

J ) . )
)

40

5
17

Mcthora, Matra

Methvdrium

.
.

. .

30 30
42 39
31 15

19 50

Methymna
Metona

sanbria, Missivri

27 47 30
11
7

10
18
17

....
.

Menelaus, pus

v.

Cano-

)
i
)

Meninx,

v. Girba,
. . .

Menaz

33 49
43 12

Menlascus Fl., Dcba Menneianae, Alt Gradisca . . .

2 23 17 16

16
IS

Metropolis . . . Metropolis . . Metropolis, Dendra Metropolis . . . Metropolis . . . Metubarris, I. .

.

45 13
35 22 43 15

Mennis

....
.

43 52
2 8 11 30

22
16

Metulum, Matling Meuaniola, Gal eat a Mevania, Bevagna

. Menosca, Orio Mensulas, ad, Mon-

Miacum
al

....
.

39 29 39 38 39 38 38 45 45 43 42 40
,

22 33
18

22 26 Hi-: 52 3 E 21 46
21 14 22 15 27 19

HE

Birketel Keruun

29 20

81
21

o
8
(
1

i;

18
10
II
11

38 42 9 43
38 58 56

&c r) Mmsia Suiwrior Mosia Interior Mopontiacum, Maynz Mogroa Fl Moguntiacum, vel Megcoda, Maf.
.

43 30 19 59 41 57

N
N

26
B

E
I

N
13

30 25
19 15 11 12 3

ence

Moladah
23 49 38
57

Molchia Molochath MolochathFl

el

.... .... ....

,

ON
17

N
i

M
4
1

88 15

86
17

1.

18

ira'd)' ff'ad

43

Mulu

in

or

33 20

3 40

17

43 38 28

Michera, Magharat

talcino
Cotillas ins

Mentesa Oretana,
. .

2 40
14 40

W
E

16

Keabes . Michmash, Mukhmas 31 53

32 12 32 19 39 45 37 39 36 40 38 25 35 20 40 24 39 43

23 25
35 17 35 5
31
8 22 51

Mohii !<>ii Moloai

N
:17
. .

4(i

r Mentorides, ides, vel " Celadus lus Iae., Premuda, ar, qc. . .

\
>

44 20
s 6 31 24 N 43 0|N 36 18
41 56 16 16

Michmethah Midaeum . Midea

*Mideni Midia
*Miedii

. .

.
.

Molychium, Angelo Kustro . Molvcria, Kakis

M M N

26 80 B
28

8
7

IB

4<>

Kus ro . . . j Momemphis, B>ban

38 21
,

N
N N N
N
86
17 IE

Menuthias

I
.
.
.

Mephaath
de

Merdi Mergablum, Altas

....
. .
.

39 30 35 46 22 15 6
16
1

Mieza
Milae
Milatis, v.

Mcca

22 51 8 40 22 1 22 4
19 15

Mona Mona

L, Anglett*
I.

86 4u 58 16

4 80

w
i:

II
11

(Caesaris),

Itle of

Man

j
.

M U
37 50

4 86 NV

12
.'.

Bonoma,
. . .

)
)

Merinum, S. M. Merino . Meroe Meroe I Mcrom, vel Sama.

....
Huleh

N 40 N

Mohova

45 15 40 10
.
.

Monalus FL, Pol Una Moneggere, Zanfour

Monilia, Mnueglia

li

18

35 38 41 14

N
N N
9 34 29 15

17

Miletopolis P., L.

)
)

Maniyas Ghieul
Miletus, Milata
.

28

0E
E

Monocamium

SO 31
2:

II

Monof?losson,r;i/;ay

88

ON
7

Mileum, Milah
33
.

chonites Lacus,

35 38 4 20 8 5 53 30 25 41

Bahr

el

Mertse, Sutherland

Merula FL, Arosoia

Mesabatae
.
.

Mesambria, Makri Mesambria Cherso:}' 28 55 nesus, Bushcet

58 10 44 4 31 10 40 51

Milia MilichusFl. . . Miltopee Statio, T.

S. Cataldo
.
. .

35 17 36 25 40 3 38 16

25 34 6 6 31 29 21 45
18 20

Monumentum
de Seipion

Seipionis, Sepulero
. .

37 2T

W
E
1.

16

Mophis,

v.
.

Mais
.

Fl.,
. .

)
)
,

40 23
37 20 38 30iN 35 30 17 55 22 10

Mhye
Mopsium

23

....
.

39 43
37 in

N N
N

73 30
22 2 s

88
s

Milyas

50 45
6 27
27 47 47 10

Mimas Mina

Mcse

I.

42 58 42 39
30 45 34 45 36 14

*Minaei Minaei

....
...
.

*
.

Mesembria,

v.

Me
. . .

nebria, Missivri

E
E

Minariacum

50 40
|
(

30 15 26 35 20 51 30 42 30 2 50
16 15
is 2;

liopauflNM

II
35 40,E
19

Mopsuessia, Mearii

Morantobara, Son-

meanee Morbium, Moresby

...

)
I

N
3 86

w u
13
11 11

*Mesene . Mesene . MesoPyloe

. .
.

43 43 16

E 30E

Minervao Castrum, Grottcria . Minerva? Castrum, . Castro . .

.

38 25

40

Moririnnum, Mmnin Morieaxnbe A-'M., Moreiiunbe Bay Moridunuin, n or Sen ton . . .

M MH
50 41

3 3

Off
6

28
Place.

INDEX.
Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat

Long.

No.
of
Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Map
Morimene Morini, N. Picardy Morinorum Castcl
.
.

Map.

Map.

39 15 .0 50 50 52

35
2 2 41

19 13 13

Myrse, Kariiza Myrcinus . . Myrhina, Lcmnos

.

lum, Cassel . Moron, Alpiarca 39 15 Morosgi, S. Sebastian 43 1G Morundae . . . . 38 20 Mosa 48 1 Mosa Fl., Meuse . 51 49 Mosae Pons, Maas50 53 tricht
.

Mynna, Nemour
Myris, v. Maoris

39 40 39 38

40 52 59 46

22 48 2:5 50 25 2 26 57 31

E
E

8 10

Naulocbus,

Kieui

....

Erekli
42 4 26 20 46 30 38 23
. .

27 53 57 15 10 40
21 50

E E

9 19
18

Naumacbaeorum, v. Aasaborum Pr.,

8 30 1 56 45 30 5 34
5

16
16

Ras Mussendom

Birket el Keroun

24 13
13

4c

29 20
20 45
37 43 37 38 53 37 59

o'e

*Naunes, Tyrol . Naupactus, Epacto,

or Lepanto . Nauplia, Nauplia Nauportus, Ob.

....
.

5 38

13

Myronis Pr., Meko uar Is. . Myrtilu, Mertola

. .

37 15
7 30.

23
16
7

W
E

37 33

22 48
14 27
21 30

Myrtoum Mare
Myrtuntium M.
Myrtuntium, vel Myrsinus . *Mysia . . . Mystia, Monasteraci
.

Mosaeus

Fl. P.,

Moscha

Keshin
.
.

. . .

Moscbici Ms. Moschica .

. .

31 30 15 25 41 20 41

48
51 50 42 45 43 21 48 7 20
5 14

24 23
22 22 10 13
13 13 17
1

23 30; E 20 56iE
21 22

Layback

8
7

Nausida Naustatbmus . . Naustathmus Pr.,

....

46
.

32 50 41 35

36
22
15 65 16 8

8
7

Moschius
Mosella

Fl.,

Mosconnum
Fl.,

....
. .

Morara 43 30
59 12 30 30 11 30 40 50 39 4G 44 50 37 52 36 53 38 57 32 20 41 22 36 45 40 5 30 30 44 33 50 52
1
1

Moselle

Mosomagus, Stenay Mosphe

Mosyllon Mosynaeci
Motila,

43 50 49 32

Mytilene, Mytilene

Myus

39 40 38 31 39 8 37 38

28 16 34 26 32 27 40

19 5 9

Ras al Ilolal Naustatbmus P.

Nautaca

32 58
.

19

....
. .
. . .
.

Motene Modolin Motya, Cerdinisi

Motyca, Modica

*Moxoene

....
. .
.

13 30 48 30 38 30 46 45 14 12 29 14 46 41 55

N.

19 22
3 5

Navale, Bivona . Navabla, Avcnzano Navilubio, vel Navius FL, hacia . Navoae, Schwab-

'.

36 58 39 7 38 44 44 24

11

28
12

39

43 35
| \

6 45

Naarath

31 57

Nabaeus FL, Navera Nabar, v. Yabur . Nabata

....
.
.

22
17

*Nabathaei

.
.

.
.

Muchthusii . Mucrae, Morcone

.
.

9
14 29 4 50 8 50 36 14 21 10

*Nacmusii

Munda, Monda Munda Fl., Mondcgo

Munichiatis,

4 16
16
2:3

Nacrasa, Bakhir
.

.
.

Nadubandagar Naeodunum, postea

Diablintes
.
.

58 36 32 28 33 39 29
)
)

30 50
32

35 3 3 35 38
1

31

20
12 17

56 45 30

munchen I., Naxia Naxos, Naxia

. .

48
j
.

10 46 25 30 25 24

. . .

Naxos

.
)
|

20 23
17

10

35

27 55 74 30

19

25
13
13 16

Naxuana, Nakhchivan Naxus, C. Schizzo Nazada Nazareth, En Nasirah

*Nazarini . . . Nazianzus, Viranshehr Neae I., Agio Strati Neaetbus FL, Neto Neapolis, v. Sichem,
.

39

45 25
15 16

37 46

Municipium

....
. . . . .

Maan

48 12

29

36 45 32 43 35 20 38

45 45 35 19 36 10

10

Naeomagus, vel
gusta

Munimenta Trajani,
Aschqff'enburgh . Munitium, Minister

9 10

14 14
7

....
]
\
. . .

Au

44 25 43
8

4 59
7

....
.
.

34 18
25
17

Munychia Muraela, Muregg

Muranum
tro Villari

37 56 46 45 39 50

22 23 38 15 51 16 9
7

Naeviae Pons . . Nagara, vel Nyssa,

39 30 39 13
32 18 33 23

Nughz

33 28
19 45
18 20

70 45

25

Nabulus

35 19

15

Nagara Metropolis, v. Negra, v. Agra

Nagaruris,

j
(

44

23
25
19 12 12

Muranum, sub, Cas.

.

39 47
41 27 37 28 36 44
)

16 13

warum

Murgantia, Basilice

Murgantium
Murgis

....
. . .
.

14 51 15 4 2 53

Nagidus Nagnata, Castlebar

*Nagnatae,

.... ....
Mayo
.

Nag-

80 20

Neapolis Neapolis, vel Partbenope, Napoli .

....

43 44
14
i;

40 52

Neapolis
Neapolis, Cnvala . . Neapolis, Nabal . . Neapolis, Soala Nova

36 8 53 51 53 40
]
)

32 69 9 15 9
36 59 35 45

40 1 40 56 36 28 37 50
36

23 31

24 25 10 44 27 19
11

Muridunum, Caermarthen

51 52
j

4 19
14 18 40 17 23 9 36 3 18 43 55 43 29
30 49
23 26

Nagran, vel Agra,

Akrah

25 35
31 39

23
20
14

Murius FL, Muhr Mursa, Esseg . Mur sella, Marezalto Muru, La Porta .

Murus Murus Mediae, Sidd Nimrud . . Musa, Mousa

.

47 7 45 34 47 28 46 26 39 15

NahalielTorr,

Zurka Main

Wady \
.

Neapolitanus S., G. of Hammamet . Nebis FL, Cavado.

J
j

Nebo

41 29

*Naharvales, Poland, Nain, Nein . . . Naissus, Nissa . .

33 45
13 27

Nalade

52 10 32 39 43 18 31 27

20 35 23 22 2 15 20
U 25 75

20
10 17 17

Nebrissa, Lebrija Nebrodes Ms., Ma-

31 46 36 56
)
)

8 40 35 41 5 59 13 50

Nalpotes, v. Tuniza, La Calle . . .

36 50
OO
21

donia . . Necica Neda FL, Buzi

37 44

Nedon
Nedon, Koumi
.

Musae, vel Muson,

Deir el lladra ':! 28 17 Musagura I. 35 35

28 28 42 . 26 Musidunum, St rat ton 50 Musis Fl., Bergoushat 39 Musonii 35 Musti, Tunkah . . 36 *Musulani 35

Namadus FL, Ncrbuddah

.
.

25

36 30 37 24 37 G 38 37
37
5

Namaguna
Tapty Namare,
hofen
. .

FL,
.
.
s
~i

Musarna, Sohrab 1 *Musarnaei Muscaria *Musicani, Moult an

....

18

40 14 40 50
15

66 66

15

75
15 30

25
15

Nedon Fl Neetum, Noto Ant

Negra, vel Agra, vel

36 58
19 45

32 53 21 45 22 12 24 6 22 10 15

Mayr-

40
15

....
]
)
.

50

1 30 63 4 31 46 20 5 9 20 5 30

48 15
35

Nagara Metropo
lis
.

Namaris

....

CI 45 2

24
13

*Namnetes, Lower Loire . . , .

)
)

47 30

Nehallenia Dea, Kapelle . .

Neleia,

W.
.

:f
51 34
j

44

3 35 23
2

Nande
Kalhee

....

Lekhonia

.
.

38 25
I

45
95

24
25
25 13
10

Nemasum, Mazo

Nangologae,

0E
E

Nemausus, Nismes

Mutenum, Gr. Eftein

47 50
.

16 30
31 31 8 11 41 10 55 12 51 73 12 27 8 22 46 30 22 47 25 25 25 22 21 55

Mutbis, El Budare

26 56 36 15 Mutilum, Modigliano 44 9 Mutina, Modena . . 44 38 Mutusca, v. Trebula, 42 14 M. Leone

Mutbul

Fl.,

Hamiz

Nanigaena *Nantuates . . . Naparus, v. Naparis FL, Jalomnitza

17 25 46 15

82 50

E
30 33 16 16 35 30 6 2<3 12 46 29 27
8 26
7

44 35
19 20

Nemea Nemea Fl. Nemesium Nemesum

....
.
.
.

.
. .

. .
. )

39 22 46 23 43 50 37 48 37 55 31 12
31 41

N N
N N

13

N
N

4 19 22 44 22 46 25 48

24 48
2 48 8 27
7

Napata

.... ....
. .
.

Napetia, II Pizzo *Napbtali, Tribus

Muziris

Mycale M. Mycenae Myceni

.... .... ....

.

N apnea

18

Mycbus P., Zalitza Myconus I., Myconi Myconus, Myconi . Myenus M. . . . Mygdones . . .

Mygdonia
Mygdonia Mygdonius

...
.

. .

.
.
.
,

Fl.

Mylae, Melazzo.

Mylae Mylantia Pr., Clalavalda . . . Mylassa, Melaso .

37 40 37 43 32 10 38 16 37 30 37 29 38 30 40 3 40 50 37 36 45 38 14 36 12

Nar FL, Nera Naracum Ost. Naraggara, Kasr

Jebir

. .

38 48 33 44 10 42 39

20 10
4 10
17

Nemetacum, postea 50 16 Atrebates, Arras \ Nemetes, olim No49 20 viomagus . j Nemetes, Lower \ 49 Rhine . . )
j . .
.

N
N

40

44 42
36
41 16
J

Nemetobriga

....
...
.

Neo Caesarea, Niksar Neoclaudiopolis, vel

Andrapa
.

42 29 40 36
41

30

W
E E E E
E
19

37 13

NarbasorumForum,
Anciaens

9
21

34
3

3;

16

Neomagus
Neoptana

....
)
.

28 O 23 10 41 40 40
15 14

33 45
27 43 27 50 27 20 22 22

Narbo Martius, j Narbonne Narbonensis Prima Narbonensis Secunda *Narisci, Bavaria and Bohemia Narnia, Narni . Naro FL, Narenta
.

43 11 43 30 44

N
N

4E

13
13 13

.
.
.

. . .

2 45

Nepete, Nepi Nepte, Neftah

49 26 42 33

47 13 10

49

ON 15 N

57 12 18 8 18 37 30
2 38 18 6

6
13 12 28 18
17 38 5 20

Nera Come, Yenbo

)
)
.

14 4 15 15 13
7 17

Harbour
Nericus, S.

23 45

Nerse Aquae, Neris

) )

36

Narona, T. di

Nor in

. .
.

Myndus

Myonia Myonncsus I. Myonnesus . Myos Hormos Myra

.... ....
.

.
. .

. .

37 19 37 5 38 34 38 57 38 4 27 9 36 15

Nasium, Ligny . Nasoi, Khs. of Dara *Nassamonei . .

*Natabutae . . Natiolum, Bisceglia
.

.
.

42 32 43 35 43 4 48 37 17 47 29 5> 33 20
41 16 31
7

Neretum, Nardo
*Nerigon
Neris,

Zuana
.

Luku.

22 13
21 6 20 16 35

Neritus

46 21 40 9 38 49 62 26 3*> 24

20 40
8

22 42 20 39 9 14
35
12
7

Nerium Prom.,
Artabrum,
nisterre.
.

vel

23 3 26 55 33 45 30 2

17 5 18

V.
.

Fi.

)
[

42 52
38 16
.

)
)

Naucratis,

Bed De-

soug Naulocbus, Sicilia

30 45
15 25

Neroassus, v. Nora,

Kara Nisar

38 15

Neroniana, Codigoro

44 53

INDEX.
Place.
Lut.

Long.

No. of

Place.

Lat.

Map
Neronis Forum, vel Lutcva, Lodioe. Nertereanes, Saxony Nertobriga . . . Nertobriga .
{ . )
.

Long. Lo..

43 43
51 35 38 17 41 33

3 18
11 30

13 14 16 16

Nisyros
Nithine

I.,

Niairo

Nisyros, to. Castro

27 27

ls
11

.I
-

....
Lot'
.
.

.'

6 30
1

Nitiobrigea,
ft (1 annine

Nerulum, tonda
Nervii

....
. .
.

La

18

14

80
9

30

llo-

...
N

M
\ It

B
.

39 55
|

16

6
o

Nitra
Nitrariffl,

Ncsactium, C. Nuovo
Ncscae, vel Asca,

50 30 44 59
18 25

4
14

13 3

Asyr
Nesiope
Nesis
I.,

.
.

43

i|e

23
9

Nitria Nitria M. . . . Nitriotis . . Nivaria, v. Conval.

....
1 .

Natron Ls

16

30 23
30 10 30 1" 30 20 28

30 19
80 20

l.
.

i;
.

I.

Nisi da
.
.

Nesson

39 12 40 48 39 40

25 50 14 22 32

he
E

laria

N
58

17

W
E
5
16
In

4
8 8

Nessonis Palus,

Nezero Nestane .

. .

.
.

.}' 39 40
37 3G
41 10
.

22 30,

Now, Noara Nobe Noega

Nola

Null

H
h
i

37

15 10
34 52
5

Xuiiiuu,
Xuuuiiii.i
Xtiu,

11
.1
-'
.
.

\\ 34

22 27

Nestus, v. Meatus PL, Mcsto . Nesus, Ft. Assj

E
E

Nomentum,
mentana Nomii M.
. .

La. . .

40 57

W
E

-"'.,\\

14 32
12 88
21

*Numidla

12

4
17

Numid
Xura
N'ur.i

cub

8.,

B
.

24 20 20 38 26 18 20 44
35
.v.i

10
8 10 8

17
1

.
.

Netindava
Nctus, M. Neve, Nowa

...
.

Nevirgitaba, Zlitecn

38 44 38 32 32
47

23
44 18
57 27

E
E E
E

Nomiaterium, Saaia Nommana, Girishk

Nonacria, Sulo

55

Numiatro,
11,

k\

50
5

17

37
I)

20
17

14 32

Newirnum antea Noviodunum,

Nevers
Ne/.ib,

E
E

Nonacris Noinun, ad

....
. .
.

38 37
11

13

N N N N

10

11

N
-

Nun
.

l.
l

22

16

i:

Xursu. \ N \ .1 >r.i, A

l.

Nonum,
3 10 13

ad,

Annone
.

....
.
.
. .

Nora,

.''7N
18

12 20 B 19

B
i;

Njmbeam
NrmphaBum

21
.
.

10

X
.

v.

Neroaasua,
38
11

.
.

Beit Nuzib

31 38
11 40

NiaFl
Niaccaba

....
.
.

35 14

20
1

Kara-hisae Norba

35
17

7E
8
i;

Nymphamm
Xyiiiplmuin.
X\lll|)ll;luin

1"
ii

i5 |n

19
5

37

Norba, Gonvenano

Nicaca, Molo Nicaea, Nice Nicaea, Isnik

Nicaea Nicasia

....
Karos
.

Nice Nicephorium, vel

.....
} J

I.,

35 38 43 40 33 36 41

56 48
41

24
54 32

36 27 22 35 7 20 29 46 73 20 25 40 26 30

21
8 13

Norba QeBaarea, Alcantara

.

10 55

N N

'.

Nymphaum
Sin/a

M
17
(7

IS

39 41
16 20

6 39
13
11

W
i

....
18
-

FL,

F
l.

B x x
.

Noveia
Noreia, Neumarkt "Noreii, Lower us.

Nymphac, Khiradm
N\~.i

19

25 9 10
21 14
1

A
.

47
(
\
)

IE 18E
45
:

i.

88

1-

i.

tria

17

45

14

Nyasa, rel N

Noricum, Salzbury

Nught

....
o.

i:

85

Callinicu n, llak-

35 58 48 30

39

kah
Nicer
Nicia Nicia
Fl.,

Neckar
.

and Styria Notium Notium Fr., Mizen

lid

....
. . .

47 10
j

14

OK
E

37 59 51 25

27 16

Nici, v. Tonici
Fl.,

40 50

Lenza
. .

.
.
.

44 40
31
2

Niciae, Pagus Nicii, Menouf

30 27 40 45
41
5

9 ( 42 30 21 18 10 20 29 41 31

9 50

W
E

Notium

Ounrr,

v. Adit.e,

Pr.

10

Nom

11
>

103
55

Keraa, postea )stea

3
18

Aromata Pr., Gaardafui

Nova, Alt Forces
Novae, Novograd Novana, M. di Noce Novantee, Kirk cudbright and
.

11

51 25|E

in /:<i/ut/,i Deteri Oaiscta L, Kuthm Oasis Major. II ah

cl h'/iarjch
.
. . .
.

I"
\

x
56
-

U
I

14

18

18

Nicomedia, prius Olbia, Isnik-mid Nicopolis, Nikopoli Nicopolis, Prcvesa Vecchia [ruins)
Nicopolis Nicopolis Nicopolis Nicopolis, v. Tephnice,

30

1!)

44 30 43 40 42 58 55

22

<>.im>

Minor

25 35 13 37

24 40
20 43
29 59

10

39
31 11 31 49
37
1

.... .... ....

.

35

3G

5E
E

Devriki

39 26

38 31 35 25 32
25 31

Nicop ilis, v. Emmaus. Amicus Nicopolis, ad Hoe-

Wigtown Novantum Chersoun, Wigtown Novantum Pr.,Mull of Galloway . Novaria, Novara .

.
. .
.

4 30 5 4 54
8 30
11

\
I

54 50
54 35

)
.

W W
E

12

Mylo v. Ibubida Obilmn Oboca FL, A Obraca Obringa FL . .

Oaxefl FL,

Obddia,

Obulco
Ocalea

.... .... .... ....

.

2i 10 40 59

1.
I.

88

U
18

U
7

28
8

88
II II
I

31 51
43
]

mum, Ternova
Nicopolis, ad laNicopolis,

trum, Nikoup . \ ad Isj trum, Nicopol . \ Nicotera Nidum, near Neath Nidus Fl

43 21

ad Novaspara

Novas, Novas, Novas, Novas, Novas,

ad
ad,

La Nova
. .

45 28 42 23
2 41 12 43 LS 41

Occambi, Qkartbe Ooeanua Qantabrlcus,

4 in 4 88 37

n
Hi
1

29

Buy

of Bis-

ad

. .
. . .

.
. . . . -

ad, Slicno
.
. .
.

14 28 14 12 17 24

cay j Oceanus GermanlcuB Ooeaaus, vel M ire

Atlanticum, \cl
50
.

41 25

43
5 58

20
5

43 45
38 34 51 3!) 51 38
41 14
11

24 50
15 59 3 49 3 50

Novempopulana Nove-dum, Neuss Novidunum, Gurk

fold
.
.
.

36 44 51 13 45 56

Magnum
Ocean us

Sci>tentri-

6 40

15 28

onalia Ocelis, vel Acila . Occllum Durii, Fer-

....
.
.

1>

f
X

Novidunum, postea
Augusta, postea
Suessiones, Sois sons

\ I

Niga Nigama, Nagapatam

*Nigbeni NigirFl. Nigira Metropolis Nigitimi, v. Gindani
. .

moaelle
19 20

28

X
X
6 53

10
11

46 20 79 50
16 5

3 23

....

30 40
13 17 30

Novimagus, Neufchatcau
. . .
.

32 10

30 12 30

48 20

5 41

Ooellum Pr., Spurn Pi Ocelum, Uxecm Ochus Fl Ochua M.

. . . .

53 36

3
21

ii

X
X

61
12

15
.'.

10

58 15

21
1

Noviodunum

45 14 46 22

28 25
6 11

Ocrioula, Otricoti

21
57
4

Nigriniana, v. Con didiana, Milrie . *Nigritae Nigrites Palus . .

N
X X X X
X

44

26 49
2 50

Noviodunuin, vel
ColoniaEquestris

Ocrinuni,

v.

Dam. .

Niguza

.... ....
.

15 15 30

Nion Noviodunum, pos1

....

nonium Pr. Oetavinn, ad, Itivoh

Octavum, ad
. . .
.

5 10

11

I
21

"
11

In
11

In

Nil Nilus FL, Nile

.
'\

34 58 32 30 27

tea

Nevirnura,
.

47
51 20 4!) 35

3 10 4 3

Octo Cuscum
Octodunifl
.

.
.

37

63 50 32 43 14
13 40 68 40

Nineveh,

v.

Ninus,

opposite to

Niugum

....
.

Mosul

36 20
)

Nevers . . . Noviomagus, Keston Noviomagus, Noyon

.148
11

No\iomagus

44 58
)

53
11

45 23

Noviomagus, postea
Lexovii, Lisieux

Nipiianda . . . Niphates M. Niphates M., Sapan in

34 38 58
)

49
\ )

OetogetL,Mequinenza Octopitarum Pr., St. Darid's Jlit. Oculus Marians, Sin i shah
. .
.

X
SO X
88 5 24 4 37

81 13 16
11
17

X X

42 IS 40 40 49 45
57
1

Tugh Niphauanda
.

38 37 34
1

Nipista

....
. .

Nisa
Nisaea
Nisa3a, Nisaei

Nissa

Niserge

Nisibis Nisibis, vel Antio-

.... .... ....

.

27 22 38 9 37 58 37 5) 38 30 58 30 58

23 23 5S 58 53 61 41

18 23 27 30
15 26 5

Noviomagus, postea Nemetes . . Noviomagus, Nijmegen . Novius Fl., Nith . Novum Castrum,
. . . .

49 20
(

8 27

Ocurara(T), vol (arinthia,

oimi

36 51 30 50

21
1

51 52
\

5 48 4
13 58

Odcssus
v. Odesso\ I'arna Odinana, v. As.iinan.i.

50 N

'

Odessos,
])olis,

55 24
)

^
S
I

14

X
x
N 84
I.

in
21 lo

Giulia

Nova

42 45
\

Odomanti
Odrvsaa Odysseaa
(K.i,
.

.... 41
41
.

15

Novum Castrum
(Etruria), T.Chi-

in

42
J

11 50

10
,

5
7

aruccia

)
)

I'd.

Kliora
. .

. .

li

Novum Forum,
E
22

chia Mygdonica,

37

Fornovo Novus Vicus,

Vico
.

44 43 42 15

10

7E
E

La, Siauro

28
1

(
I

H'.i

X X

85 21

i:

'J

S.
.

M.
.

Ni^ibin

12 44

CEa, Eoa,

Tripoli

IS
. .
. \

l"

17

30
Place.

INDEX.
Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No. of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Map
CEanthe, Galaxidi
CEaso, Jexo . . . CEca, CEa, vel Eoa,

Map

Map.
*Orobii,

38 22 43 1G
)

22 23 1 55
13 10

Omphalium
Matarieh
Onaei

35 14

25 14
31 24

E
IS

Lombardy

45 50

On, vel Heliopolis,

30 38

N
N
N

Tripoli CEeath, Kaisar CEchalia CEcbalia v. DyardaCEdanes, v.JDyarda

...

32 50
32 53

.... ....

39 37 38 55
\

6 52 21 47 21 46
87 21 57

Onceium
Onchesmus, Quaranta Onchcstus Oneius
Sa.
.
J

2 37 42

23
20 23 22 16 22 26

21 53
2 10

39 53
.

.
.

.
.

Orolaunum, Arlon Oromago, v. Ilorrea Margi Orontes, vel Thapsacus, q. et Axiu* FL.priusTyphon,

49 40
43 55

9 30 5 54
21 10

....
Asy
.

E E E

36 20
34 20 38 17 38 18
.

35 40

nes Fl,., Burram- J pooter . . . . )

29 30
38 25 41 39

(Encon

CEneum
(Eniadae
CEnoe' CEnoe'

.... .... ....

.

CEnoanda, Katra

CEnoe
CEnoe
CEnoe,

38 25 36 59 38 7 38 9 38 3
37 37

Unieh

. )

41 10 36 40
)

20 21 29 23 23 23 22 37

13

40 32 57
2

38 22 37 52 43 26 Oneum 36 28 Cervi Onignathus Pr., Onisia I., Cophonisi . 34 52 29 1 Onne 37 19 Onoba, Huelva On balus, vel Tau- \ 37 49 rominius FL, At

Nuhr

el

58 38 56
9

Orontis Fons

.
.

.
.

.
.

Oropus, Oropo

36 7 23 46 23 47 46 98 16 3
71 14 32 10 28

Oropus Novus, Oropo Bay

.

}
. .

34 54 6 46
15
5

Orosa, vel Alinza

Orosana
Orra. vel Urte. Orrea. Bertha
*Orsitae
.

. .

cantara

;-J

37 19

Onochonus FL Onuphis, Banoub

Opheltes Pr.
.

39 20
.

CEnoparas, v. Ufrenas FL, Afrin . CEnotrides Iae. . .

36 50
15 54 22 22 21
4

Ophiodes

Fl.
\

31 12 38 10 21

22 10 31 22 24 21
17

Ortacca Fl

Orthaga Orthe Orthiana Orthura Ortona

CEnunia CEnus Fl CEnus

....

40

35 37 37 8 37 7

56 30
27

opaOphiodes, v. Topazos, v. Agathonis lonis

I.,

Orthopolis
23 50 35 46

..... ....
.

36 34 38 56 36 30 35 39 34
41
10

27

35
8 27

E E

24 25

Emerald

(Enussae Iae CEnussae I., Spal

36 45
38 32 38 15

45

madores
CEroe Fl.
Isker
.

-.}

26 15

23 24

.... CEscus, Igiki CEsyme .... CEta Mons CEtaea .... CEtylus, vel Tylus, Vitylo ....
. . .
.

CEscus, v. OsciusFl.,

43
43 40 38 38 42 48 46 50

24 24 22 22

26
18

10 10

E E E E E E
E

9
8
10

Ophionenses Ophis FL . . . Ophiusa . . . Ophiusa I., For

38 40 37 35 46 30

22 ( 22 24 30
1

42 Ortopula, Carlopago 44 Ortospana, Kandahar 31 Oruba, vel Oriza, )

30 20 55 45 54 29 45 20 30 45

48 30 41 38 22 20 62 12 22 39 78 50 14 28
15

E E E E E
E E E E E

65 30
38
4

m enter a

:}
)
)

38 50

30

Sokhne
Silleh'o

34 34
4

Orubium Prom.,
.

C.
.

Ophiusa L, Babi Ophiusa, v. Colubraria.I.,Columbretes

40 30 39 57
31 57

27 30

42

8 51

30
35 18 15 50

Orudisza

....

10 10
8

Ophra
Opinuin, Oppido . Opis, vel Antiochia Opitergium, Oderzo Opizas Oplonti, T. D. An-

8
7

36 43
38 57
)

22 23
17 6

Ogygia, Calypsus I. Ogyris, v. Sarapis L,

Masscra

20 25
| j

58 45

E E E

40 46 34 4 45 48 41 59 40 47

*Orae Osca, Httesca . . Oscana, Gundava

42 18 25 45 42 4
27 47

26 41 65 30 19

W
E

44 18 12 34 25 40
14 30

Pass
Oscela,
Oscelis,

Duomo
. .

....
.

66 42
8 16
1

d'Ossola

46
.

Orihuela

38
)
)
.

8
8

W
0E
E E 12E

23

nunciata

Opone

Olabus vel Alamus, Eluce . . . . Olane

Olbia Olbia
Olbia, Satalia
. .

33 54

42 32 45 32
7

.....

39 42
47

Olbia
Olbia, postea Nico-

43 7 36 53 36 46
]
\

6 20

30 46 33 58 30
7

media, Jznik-mid OlbiusFl. . . .

Olcachites

40 45
37 55 37

22 20

30 25 52 19 40 37 54 Opus, Agrapidh okhori 38 32 Opus 26 OrbadariFl. . . . 41 55 *Orbelia . . . . Orbelus M., Egrisou } 42 5

9 Opotura, Buttunpoor 22 Oppidum Batavorum. 51 Oppidum Novum . . 43 Opuntius S., Talanda 38
. .

"I

50 40 82 30
5 41

Oseius, iEscus, vel Cius FL, Isker . *Osi, Silesia . .

43

24

Osiana
Osica, Chcki . . *Osismii, Finisterre
. .

45 23 15 21 32 23 5 73 22 45 22 30 23 3 32 45 45 22 22

Osones, Varsany

. .

Osopum, Osopo
*Osroene
Ossa, Soho

....
.

Dagh

S., Storah 01cinium,\el Vicr Dulcigno niura, Oleastrum, Cambrils Oleastrum, v. Barbari Pr., Vigia .

41 53
L

19 12
1

35 27
38 37 53 43 48 43 37 38
9

Olenus, Oliaros

K. Akhaia
I.

...
. .
.

21 34

25

Olicana, Ilkley

59JN
37 43 N 23 Jn
3

Olina Olina FL, Orne Olintha I., Solta

Olintigi
Olisipo,

4 1 56 7 45
10

41 18 58 50 38 51 . . 31 . 31 10 . 37 43 Orchom> nus . . . Orchomenus, Skripu. 38 30 41 44 Orcia, Aljindcn . . 39 11 Orcistus Ordessus, v. Ardeis-

Orbelus Orcades Iae., Orkney Orcaoryci . . Orcboe, vel Urchoa *Orchoeni . . .

Ossa M., Kissovo . *OsserisLte$,Hungary

Osset Ossonoba, Faro Ostia, Ostia

40
36
31

50 55 38 43 41 5 48 2d 47 28 46 13 36 30 40 46 39 4 46 50 37 28
37 41 45 41 48 43 39

17 55 34 32

47

4
17 52

13

o;e

....
.
. )

E S9 23 27 IE 22 42'E 16 3o E 5 52 7 50
12 10
12 23;E

19 58 41 31 19

Ostiensis Via . . Ostra, Corinaldo . Ostracine, v. Ostracena, Bas Straki

13

IE
E

31

33 29
26 47 55 22 40 44 45

Ostudizum Othona
Otris? *Ottadoni,

....
)

41 30

51 44

....
vel

Lisbon

53

N N

16 20 6 32

cus FL, Argisch *Ordovices, North

44 30

25 30
3 10

Othrys M., Jcrako

Pt. of
]
\
.

39 32 12
55 20

E E E
E

Wales
Orebatis

.... ....
.

52 40 30 15
.

Olisiponense,

Magnum
C'abo

Prom,
I'
. .

38 45
37 50 31 47

9 32
12 45 35 16 4 30
7 21

Oreophanta . . Orcstia, Dreutza

*Orestis

25 15 40 35

Oliva

....
. .

da Boca

40 30

Oli varum M. Olivia, Kassir

OlivulaP. . . . Olizon Ollius FL, Oglio . Ollius FL, Oglio . Olmiae Pr. . . . Oloosson, Alassona

Olopbyxus
Olpae
Oltis Fl.,

Lot

Olurus
Olus

....
.

36 43 39 45 46 38 39 40 38 44

32 41
8 12
5

E E E

Orestium, Bapsomati 37 23

49 47 86 30 21 25 21 30 22 12 2 40
3 30 3 42

Ottossonis

55 30 36 *Ottorocurrae, Ihibet. 34
.
.

Northumberland *0?tadini, Boxburgh

.

2
2 15 101 30

W
W
E

96
16 14

0E
2

Ouporum
Ovilabis,

. .

.
.

Wets
vel

44 48

Oretana

Mentesa,

)
)
j

E
E E E

Cotillas . . . *Oretani, New Cas~

tile, 4?c.
.
. .

38 28

Oxama,

Osma
Oxaus
des
Iae.

....
.
.

Uxama,

3JE
5

41 30

W
E E
E

Olurus, Xylo

Olympia Olympus, Deliktash Olympus M. . . Olympus M. . . Olympus M., To-

....

55 20 26 30 37 20 38 4 35 12 37 39 36 25

23 10 10 22 22 24 22 2

15
17

39 38 53

35 16
) )

24 50
21 10

Oxiae, vel Echina-

Oretum
Oreus, vel Histiaea,

38 20
37 15

12 57
10 13

E
E E

Oreos

....
. .
.

38 57 26 42 45 40 50 39

23
1

9E 0E
E E E E E E E

Organa I., Larrack Orgia, Organya . Orgus FL, Orca . Oricum

.

50
14

56 25
17

21 44 22 37 25 41 21 39 30 32

Origiacum, Orchies Orimarius, vel Sabatus FL, Savido Orine Chersonesus,

24 22 25

N
N

.... Oxiani .... Oxus FL, Amoo, or Jihun ....

Oxiana

38 30

N N

66 50 65 30
61 45

40
30

E E E

30 19 28 3 10
7

)
)

UN

16 12 39 28
5 4 19 32

29 39 Oxynia, Lepenitze Oxy rynch us, Beh enese 28 Ozene, O gen . . . 23

.
.

Oxydracae

72

0E

52IN

21 31

) )

40 39 40

3 5

22 20 26 23

Massawah Orippo, Or an
Sokhne

15 35 37 19

Ozoa Ozolae Locri

23 20 4. 31 38 23

30 40 E 75 54'E 51 20E 22 20E

.
.

.
.

tnandji Dagh . Olynthus, Agio Mania 40 16

29 17 23 22 56

Oriuns FL, Pascoli Oriza, vel Oruba,

. . .
.

42 30 |N
) }

P.

34 36
39 26 37 46 13 40 6 5

N
22 22 48 80 59 35 30 45

. .

Orminium
Orneae

Omana

S.,

Koorya
. .

Moorya Bay
Omanitae, in

17

Oman
. .

*Omanni, Poland

Omanum Ombos, Koum Ombou

Omiza Omphalium
.

21 51 20 24 26

20 40 58 28
57
7

40

55 50 20 57 29 33 66 12 20 23

Orneon Orneon

et Trulla Iae. Pr., ri., isunuru Dondra . Ornithonpolis, lpolis, vel \

Pachtni P., Po di \ 36 41 Palo . \ Pachynus Pr., Capo ) 36 43 Passaro Pactolus FL, Bagouly 38 30
. . . . .
.

N N N N N N
N

15

9JE

15 12

Pacya
33 25
38 17 38 48

Avium Oppidum, Adlan

l

>

35 20

Padi Fons

. .

Padinum, Bondcno
30 59 23 16

40 30 44 41 44 53

28 2IE 26 50,E 5lE 7

11 24IE 11

Oroanda
Orobiae, Bovies.

Padus, v. Eridanus FL, Po. . . .

45

INDEX.
Place.

31
I-oug.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of
Place.
Lin.

v..
..I

Map
Padusa
Fl.,

ll.uf.

U.,

Po
. .

di
. .

J'rimaro Paedicum
Paeon Paeonia Paeonia

44 36
46 40 41 38 43 83
21
5

N N
N

12 15 18

Pannonia, Hungary,

$c
.

46 30
45 10
38 30

Pal

lli.

.... ....

30|N
30

Paesici, Asturias . Paestarius S., Go. . . di Salerno

N X

26 25 22 23 44 6
14 45
15

15 10 10
7

Pannonios, ad . Panopeus, Agio* Bltuiot PanopoUa. v. Cham. . .

Vay oti

N
31 47

P.iithu PurthtcopoUfl
k

....
.
.

PartbJ<

in-

16
4

nis,

Kk hni in
P.

. .

E
1
:

Parthmi
.in

40 35 40 25

Panorama

\1

i.

I'anonnus, Palermo

Paestum, v. Posido. . nia, Pesto .

Paeti

38

Pagae Paala
PagaasBua

....
Bakras
.

40 45 38 5
25 25 39 24

Pagasje, Volo Cas.

26 50 23 12 66 25 22 55

Panormua Panorama P., '.*: Palermo Panormua P

U M
89
K)
11

N N

5 13 21
-

Pullit

E
I.

Parnua

i.u-

Paaarguda-,
17

40
I'

Panormus, Panormo Pantanus L., L. Le.

5N U N
Jo

19

W
I.

i,,ar
. ,

,tuh
.

.
.

22
|

Puaipida
l'.i--.r.r

27

M
17

Pawalon,
tin

Sheikh
.

Volo
Pagrae,

Pagrasa Pagros M.
Pala

.... ....
.

S.,

G. of
.

39 15 36 24 3 46 34 45 41 32
33 56

N N

23
5 101 12

tine

j
i

H
39
i.

l'.k-siloll, I)r,,i,

Pantichium, Pantiki

40 53
35 25 43
7
j

36

Pantomatrium, Maratti . .
Panysus,
vol

,U.l,
tli

li.
.

S.
.

M M
27 30

Serpa

53 25 25

Paatona
l'.it.ilclic
.

Pan\
\

Palae Byblus, v. Alcobile . . Palae Paphos Palae Simudi Oppi-

....

34 50
9 48 33 18 36 48

N N

35 36 32 26

nasa, feni Kieui Panysus. Fl., Pra

Patamnoa PL,
43 10
37 51
ir, 56 SO ,'.o 36 26 11 10 34 54 36 55

vadi Paos
Papa,

:}
.
.

E
B

U'ttZll

....
,

.\

M
37

Patanaana,

Narnitm
.
,

dum

....
.

80 20 35 15 22 53
22 2) 20 54 19 44 35

Nagade
.
.

32 45

Patara, r*tt, ,j Pataviuin, /'</./

Papers

.
.

Palao Tjtus, Palaea Come

Mashuk
.

70 50

Paphara

M
20

E
i:

11
)
. ,

17
7

l.

Paternum,
Ciiinis.i,

otta

Cuo
r.
'li

Palaeopharsalus Paherus, Sinodi Palaeste, Spitia

Palaestina . . . Palalce Palantia, Valentia

....
. .

39 38 40 31 40

16

Paphlagonia Paphos, Papho

44
8

Pappua

84 E 33 20 E
7

Pathlasaa,

i-.

<

CU8

PL
I

Thriss

40 30

Papyrianae Fossae, ssa?, Viareggio

43 48 26 30 39 55 33
(

10 17

Patmos Patne
Pairoell ronisi

I.,
.

Gaida.

)
j
.
.

36

Parabau

68

de D. Juan Palatium, ad, Pale

Paleia, v.
Palica,

42 14 45 48 38 13 38 9 41 14
37 15
)
\

i 30 10 59 20 25 21 28 1 30 14 40

Paracadi, vol M;iracanda, Samar

66 45
47 62 30 36 31
56 20 52 30 57 30
41 15 80 15 22 49 80 12 6 15

Ala
. .
.

Patyona, J'nofa . Paasflypua, PomUpo

cand
Parachoathras

Dyme
. .

Ms
.

Paradena

27 25

Palfuriana

Paradisus v. Tripa
radisus Paroephitis . *Paraetacene

Palagcnia Palindromos Pr ., C. Babel mandeb Palinurum Pr., C. Palinuro . . .

.

...
.
.

34 44
,

Pax Augusta, li Pax Julia, Befa Paxus to., 1'iirn Podalim Pr., Ptla
.

II 14

i B 181

. . .

7 40 20 10

W
B

12 45

43 32
15 15 47 45 16 38 23 6 46 42

. .

j )

39 59 32 37
41 2 32 20 30 43

Paragon
Paralai Paralia

S.

I.

Palinza
Palio,

Palo

Paliurus Pallacopus

Parapotamii Paraasa
Paratiana3 Paravaei

.... ....
.

...
.
.

29 15 32 25
2 12 30

Podasus Pedtoa PedieolL Terra di)

Pari

....
.
.

I
i

8
-'-

N
R

II

Pcdona, lio.S. Dal-

.
.

. .

.
.

42 2 42 14 Pallene 38 2 *Pallcne, vel Phlegra 40 Palma, Palma . . . 39 34 Palmam, ad . 34 24

.

Pallantia, Palcncia Pallanum, Pallano

4 27
14 30 23 54 23 30 2 43 8 6 12 53 9 20 37 55

Parbara
Parca,

....
.

38 24 36 40 36

33 55 53 20
3

mazzo Pedum, Gallicano

.

)
.

13

M
1"

i:

Peirae

20 4o 58 30
19 34

Peirus PL, nitza

....
. . .
.

Kame-

) J

7.N

21

I.

Peiso, vol Polso L.,

Koka

j
) .
.
.

...
. .
.

Palmaria

I.,

Pal-

marola

\
)

40 57
37 16

Pardosena . . . Pardna, P. Malti Parembole . . . Parembole, Demhid Parentium, Parcnzo

Paricnna, ravin Parietae
Parietina, Parietinae Parisaria *Parisii
.
.

Palmaria, Fratelli

Palmyra, v.Tadmor, quae et Hadrianopolis,

....

47 32 39 50 42 42 41 50 23 54 45 13 49 31 45

35 26
18
3

Neusiidhifiic Pelagonia . . Pelagoaia . .

Pelasgiotis
. .

50N

li

13
21

oil

25 9 32 46 13 38
19 10 67 30 4 10 2 14

20 B 22 SO E
2

Pelendones . . Polondova . PeHgni, Abrvna Ultra

.

.
.

89

28
:

H
I

W
1.

....

\
(

13 5o

B
I

34
34 34 25 46 35 45 41 46

Gomara

35 13

Tadmor
. .

. .

Palmyrene *Palmyrene Solitudo

Palobothra
Paltos,
. .

. . .

40
15 15

Paloda, Birlat

.
.

Boldo

Paludes Jaxartis . Paludes Pontinae . Palura Palus Maeotis . . Pambotis Ls., Joan-

....

23

15 45

N ON
N
5

38 38 85 10 27 35 |E 35 55 E 60 13 8E 80 50 E 37

.... ....
.

39 19 29 26 54
\

Pelina'us M., .S*. Ettas Pclinna, Plocavo . .

20
28

21 52

90 25 40
2 20
27 5 E 10 19' 10 16 E

PelionM
Allah-kilissa Pella, Tabakat Puhil. Pellane Pellendones, Old ] Castile . . . . ) Pollonc Petodea P., Pt. of
Pel
a,
.

22 S3
85 40 23
!

B B E
i:

Parisii, Seine

and
. .
.

Marne, and Seine

48 40
j

and Oixe

0E

Parium, Kemeris Parma, Parma

Parma

Fl.,

0E
E
1

Parmae Campi,

nina

....
.

39 50
36 50 39 27
7

20 55 22 22 22 31 23
20 45 30 22

PamisusFl., Pirnatza 37

Pamisus Fl Pamisus Fl. . . Pamphylia . . . Panakton Pancarpus, Jemilah Pandassa

Pandataria I., Vandotena . . . Pandionis Rogio,
the

.
.

varia Parnassus . . Parnassus M., Plato Parnes M., Ozca Parnon M., Malero
. .

....

Parma Ba

40 23 44 49 44 45
49 10

85

80

w
K

12

Eutrinto
5

]
(

43
37

N
N

20

(i

Pelopis Le., Petro

39 15 38 32 38 11
37 13 30 10

UN
7|N

Parodana

Paropamisade

33 15

34 22 23 22 55 66

Kargo

j
.

( ) j

30 42 38
10

Peloponnesus, Morea
Peloriaca Pelorias M., Spre. verio . . . Pelorum I^., C. Peloro Pelorus Fl

)
( ) )

5 46

E
E

Paropamisus

M.,
.

J
.

20 35

97 45
13 27

Koh-i-Baba

34 30
.

67 30
13 58
21 10

16

40 48
)
j . .
.

E
E

Carnal ic

14

76

0E
E
E

Paropus, Collesano Paroraea . . . Paroria Paros I., Paro .

.

37 52

39 45 37 29
37 37
5

Pandosia, Mendicino Pandosia, Anglona Pandosia, Castritza Paneas, v. Caesarea

Philippi,
polis,

39 18 40 11 39 IS 33 15
31 4

16 14 16 35 20 35

Paros, Parkia

22 6 25 15 25 10 62 40

Poltuinum, Prato Pelusiacum Ostium, Tineh Mth. Polusium, Tineh

.

)
. .
.

Parospus FL, Boodoor . . . .

*Parsii . . . *Parsirae Parsis Metropolis
.

)
)
.

28 20 33 40 26 30
25 47

. Pelva, Limo Porno, Malatiirh

.
.

Banias
v. Dios-

35 4o'e
31 52

Panephysis,
heleh

Tel el De-

....
.

E
E

Parta

28 45
)
j

66 63 62 40 51 30
11 10

Parthanum, Par40 55
37 42

Pangaeus M.

24

5E

tenkirch

47 30

Penachaicoa Mons, Foidia Pona-tolicum Mons, Ploeaparia Penesta? Peneua PL, R. of

....
.

)
I
i

13

21

5!

Panhellenius M.,

Oros Panionium, Tchangli 37 43

Panis
I.,

....

23 30

Parthcnicum, Palamide

.... ....

)
I

(.'us'

li

ni

38

13

...
Va-

Peneua PL,
bria

27 15T,

Dahalac

15 45

PannoniusM., Bakonger TTald .

47 10

40 12JE 17 40 E

PartheniusFl.,Z?flrtan

41 30
(

32 30
22 30

.....>
Vallis,

Salam-

39 35

Pennina
lain

Parthenon M., Partheni

37 30

Penniuus Suinmus

32
Tlace.

INDEX.
Lat.

Long

No.
of

Place.

Lat

Long

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Map
Pennocrucium, Penkridge Penoxullum, vel Bipa Alta Pr., Ord
. .

Map.

Map.
Philistinae Fossiones, Po. della

52 45
)

11

Phaea
Phaestus,

32 30

makhi
58
8
3 32

....

Andro-

23 10
22 22 22 24 23 36 21 34 9

E E
E

17

38 20

N
N N N
>,

45
41 30 55' 30 6 X

12 28

Maestra
Philocalaea Philonis Philonis
1'hilos,
I.,

12

Ud
Peutagramma
gong
.

.... Pentaschaenos, Catieh Pentele ....

Pentelicus M. . . Pentri, Sannio . Peos, v. SpeosAite midis, Beni Has

*Pentapolis . . . Pentapolis, CJiitta-

30 23 32 20 22 45 31 38 38
3 5 41 33

70 29 21 20

25
17

91 45,E

25
18
7

Phaestus . . . Phaestus, Hodiy'ria lhagres, Roufani . Phuina, Missema . Phalacra

....
.

32 54 E 23 52|E 23 53E 14 15 E 30 57
24 22 28 22 25 20
19

Phalacrum Phalacrium

39 36 35 1 40 45 33 15 31 22 24 27 38 18 39 48
37 18 37 37

N N

49 E 59 E 24 E 58 E
7

.... ....
Pylora
. . .

3X

39 1 26' 6 22 40

vel

Potior

26 20
37 21 26 5

54 40
14 22 34 14 39 10

Pr., C.

di ltasoculmo

N
N *

15 32 19 37

E E E E

Phalacrum Prom.,
Drasti
Phalacriae
.

4
18

....
.
.

Philosophiana, Piat Philoteras P., Rosscit *Philyres Phinopolis, Buyuk dcre

7

40 56
41 14

29

5E

27 55

E
E E E E

san Peparethus I., Piperi 39 20 Pephnus, A.Dhimitri 36 49

*Peraea
Peraetheis

Phalanthon, nitza
Phalara, <S7. Phalasarna, Phalasia Pr

....

Nem38 54 35 31 38 57
37 39 30 36 57

22 11

Phintia, Alicata

9
7

Marina Phorada
.

36 55
37 27

30
16

19
7

Phalerum, Phanari
Phaloria

Peraon, Marsa Bardiah . . Perceiana Perdiccs

Pereri,

?}
. .

31 46

5E
17

17
10 17

40
57

Amis
.
.

....
.

Percvonta Perga

Pergamos

Perganium, Bcrgma Pergusa L., Gori-

38 30 35 40 39 1 31 54 36 56 35 30 39 2
37 30

6 4 43 24 30 23
27

58 40 50 58 54

dan

14
101

Perimula Perimulicus

....
S., Sts,
.

4
5

of Malacca . . Perinthus, v. Heraclea, Erekli . Peripolium, Amendoled

Perisabora, v. Sip-

99

E E E E E WjE 15 E 7 E E E

22
17

19 9 19
5

Phamothis . . . Phanaca, Saree . Phanae Pr., Port Mastico . . . Phanaspa . Phanote, Gardiki .
. .

. .

N N N N N N N
s

22 12 E
22 23 23 23 21 29 53 26

E E 27 E 39 E
30 33
35 39
7

8 9 8
7

Phison Phlegra, vel Pallene Phlius, P. Tolo .

Phlius, Polyfengo
.

....
. .

Phlygonium

E
E E

8 18

Phocae Phocea, Foujes

....

28

24
9

38
)
. .

9N

1'hara

36 40 40 9 38 38

Pharae

Pharambara . Pharan, vel Phara

.

25 25
10

*Pharanitae . . Pharax, Naheim

38 20 28 40 28 50
31 5

N N N N N
X

49 8 20 3 20 37 21 45
47 33 35 33 40 17 33 63 25 31 40

N
N N N
\

E E E E E E E E
i-:

24 8
8
7

*Phocbatae . . . Phoenica, Fenik . *Phocnice . . . Phoenice, Phoniki ^Phoenicia Libanesia Phoenicodes I., Fvlicudi

37 38 40 37 37 38 38 38 40

6
17

13 55

40 23 30
22 22 22 23 26 53 39 48 20 49

32 50 22 28
4*0

42

37 19

33 25 39 55 34 20 38 33
28 10 27 32 38 18

20 42 14 35 25 20 37
14 32

....

24
18 18
17

Phocnicon, Tor Phoenicus, Moileh Phcenicus Phoenicus P., Kala-

33 32 35 27 26 22 29 25
21 50 24 10

.
.

.
.

maki B.
.

:}
.

36 12
36 48 35 12 39 20 38 15 36 42 38 30

Pharazana
Pharcadon
Pharis

41 37 58

27 56
15 57

Pharboethus, Orbeit
.
. .

phara Perniciacum Peronticum . Perorsi Pcrre

*Perrhaebia
.

.... ....
.

E E

5
22
13 10
1

29 30 39 36

55 44 38 58

33 15
50 41 24 37 39
)

43 59

Pharmacusa Fermaco . Pharmatenus

sus,

I.,

37 19
.

N N

22 22 29
27 6

E E E E
E

24
18 8
7

9
19 19 18
8

Fl.
\

40 50 40 57
. .

.
.

.... .....
. .
)

38 55

Pt rsei Speculum . Persepolis, ruins nr. Istakhar . . Persicae, v. Susianae Pylae PcrsicusS., Persian

48 50 31 36

4 59 'e 28 2 E 10 88 13 E 22 E 31 11 E

Pharnacia, v. Cera-

W
E

Kerasoun

21

8
18

Pharos, Farallon . Pharsalus, Stalarfje Pharus I., Lessina . *Pharusii . .

31

1,0

N N N
N

38 10

E E

38 22

29 55
31 20 27

52 59
51 32 52

24

Gulf

*Persis Perusia, Perugia . Pesla, vel Pesela,

.... .... ....

...

24
23 24
4

30 43

53
12 31

Harabe

27 20

Pessinus, Bala-bazar 39 20 Pessium 46 56 Petaliae I. 38 . . . Petavoniura . . . 42 7 Petelia, Strongoli . 39 19

....

31 19

24

E E 25 E 4 E 40 E 50 E 14 E

39 43 . 26 Pharygium I., C. Agia 38 Phasaelis, Aujeh . 32 Phaselis, Tekrova 36 Phasis, Pati . . . 42 Phasis,v. Araxes Fl., ] 40
.
.

17 10
17

29 56 E 22 22 E
16 40 E 10 \V

] 34 40 Beni Gualid PhocusaL, Gaphonisi 36 56

. . )

Phoenicus P. Phoenix P. . Phoenix Fl., Fanari Phoenix FL, Salmeniko PhoenLx M. . . . *Phocis Phocra M., Jebcl

21 55 21 58

....
I, .

28 16 22 40

4
25 36 24 55
'21

Pholegandros

N
N N N

15
1

Polycandro

36 38
37 4'5 37 32 38 28

32
7

N
N

22 35 30 41 43

43 V) 25 E
37

20
19

40

Aras

Phasis, v.
liioni

.... Rhion FL, ....

.

N
N
N

E E E

22

Pholoe Phorbia Pr PhorcysP., AtrikisP. Photice . Phra, vel Phorana,

46

39 58

25 29 20 38 20 42 62
7

22
22

Furrah
Phragandae
Phrateria
. .

".}' 32 20
41 26 44 5 37 38 34 10 34 40 38 30 39 30 38 30 39 24 42 20

)
I

42 10
31 30

42 15
31 52

E
E

18
1!)

Phatmtticum, vel PhatmiticumOst. Damietta Mth.

Phatrua, Fyzabad

Phrixa Phruresus M.

18

Phrurium Pr., Bianco

*Phrygia . . *Phrygia Epictetus *Phrygia Paroreioa *Phthiotis, Achaia Phthonthis, Nesle . Phthuris
.

6 33 17 7

E
E E E E E E E E E E E

15 9 16 5

Phaura

I.,

Phazaba? *Phazania

....
. .

Phleva

37 12 37 46 38 20 28

N N
N X

Petilia

Lucana, M.

di Stella . . Petiliana Petra, Petraglia Petra Petra

40 15
37 37 41 40 41

15 10

Phazemon, Marzifun 40 56
Pheia Pr. et Ptus.,

....
.

20 44 23
39 23 26 36
10

N
N N

14 14
.19

Pondiko Kastro
Phellas Pbelloe

37 41

N N

70 27 E 23 46 E 45 5 E 12 E 35 42 E

24
7

.
.

24
1

19

23 55 23 36 21 44 3 20 32 41 30 30 30 32 33 22 30 32 56 30 30
15 15

21 19
29 22 22 22 22 22 22 22

6N
N N N N N N

Petra
Petra, Petrovich
.

U
30 35 38 45

Petra Petra
Petra,

Nova

Sogdiana

Petrae, Szaszvaros Petrae, vel Aroe,

50

22 23 23 35 5 68 23
21

26 25 30
16

.... ....
.

Phurgisati*, Fistritz

Neu
.

)
.

48 40
31 55
.

36 15
38 5 37 53 37 11

N
N N X X X X X X
X

E E

Phut FL,
sift

Wad Ten.

\ )

8 30 12 21

Pheneos, Fonia
Pherae, Verria
.

Pherae

....
.
.

19 E 32 E

Phycoclae, Cervia

44 1G 32 55
37 55 39 33 39 13

Phycus

et

Prom.,
al

39 25
37

44
8

E
E

38 33 42
11

Pherae, vel Pharae,

Kalamaka Pherme
.

Ras Sem, or Razat

Phygela Phylace Phylace
Phyle

. .

Pheugarum, Dctmol
Phiala L. (Jordanis Fons) . . . .
Phibalis
)

30 20 51 55 33 16
1 38 37 24 55 39
)

30 13 8 51
35 51

E E

.... .... .... ....

.
.

21 40
27 20 22 22 23 24 22 27 21 22 28 27
19 57

Patras
Petriana Petrina

....

38 14'n
48 35'n

44

E
E
V,

Phylace, Phili
*Phyllis

Petrensia, Pleinting

13
2 13
1

5'E

54 56
37 37

N
N

47iW

Petrocorii,

Dordogne 45 49 Petromantalum
Petrosaka Petrus Magnus P.,

....
]
)

37 31 32

Has

el

Milhr

N 7N 37 N 53 N
5
I

22
25

42E E 40 E 16 E E
30

Phigalea Phila

..... .....
\
\
.

23 25
21 51

X
X

22 40
28 40 36
2

Philadelphia, Allah

Shchcr

38 20
31 59

X
X

E E E
E

.... Phyllus .... Phyrites FL Physca .... Physcae ....

.

Philadelphia',

vel

Physcus,

Mannar
.
. .

Rabboth

Amman
Philaidae
.

Ammon

}
)
)

Physcus P. Physcus FL,

Adhem
. . .

Petrus Parvus P.,

Ras
Peuce

al
I

Town

j
]

44
.

l"2 N 50N

23 40

Peucela, Puckhola Peucetia, Terra di

33 45
41

Bari
Peucetiae,

N ON
N
N

29 73 18
16 30
16 17

. .

\
.
.

Andria
.

Peucia Sylva *Peucini

;

41 41

13N

ON

50 30

45 10 *Peuc ni Phabiranum, Bremen 58 7

Pbacium
Pbacusa, Fakhous Phadisanp, Fatsa .
.

39 33 30 45 41

4N

N N N

30 22 29 20 8 55
21 58 31 50 37 29

E E E E E E E E
E E

37 54
37 26
.

23 50

Phytaeum
Phytia Piada
Pialia *Picensii Picentia,

Philanorium, P. Kiladia . . Philae I., Birben

Philekia

N
X X X X X
X X

23

E
E

....
.

24 49 41
)

32 52
16 21

E
E

....
Bicenza
.

Philenorum Arae,

Moukhtar
Philias,

30 20

18 53

Philias Pr.,

Philen Gali.

41 23
)

28 31

oundjik

41 27
41
4

28 31

Picentinae Cellae . *Picentini, Principato Citra . .

40 38 40 39 38 40 41 36 36 34 38 38 46 39 44 40 34 40

11

38 16 39
6

56

29JN
10

N
!

40 54

N N N

2N N
3
l

25 59 58
19

19 10 10 19
9

25 36 42

N
N N

20 40
15

N N 38 N 12 N
J

59 44 25 21 36 21 11 105 21 25 21 50 14 52 9 57
15
18 2

22
8

i
)
)
)

E E

Philippi, prius Crenides, Filiba . . Philistaei, vel Alioptiyli

. . .
.

24 21 E
34 30

Picentinum, Brod *Picenum, Ancona and Abruzzo VI.

tra Piciniana

45 10
\
\

45N N
I

43

ON
I

13 30 13 37

31 30

....

37 25

..

INDEX.
33
Place.
Lat.

Long.

ol

Place.

l.at

Map
Pictas,

I'Uce.

i-.-

ad
St

41 48

12 54
1

Pictones, vcl Pictuvi, / 'en/iee,

Pcctovio lYttau Pogon P.

Poieaea, Kabia Pola, Pola
.

...
. .

46 26 \
37 31 N 37 85 N

46 50

13

.
.

vres, J

>'('

I)
.

E E -Ml^ E
Hi
1
l ;
,

IS
'

Pictonum Prom.
Piephigi Pieria

.... ....
.
.

Pieriu, vcl Cicrium Lei ius Bfona, Jebcl

46 19 44 2. 36 27 39 2:S 36 20
65
41 20

1 30 \V 26 40 36 Hi

13
Ki
21

Polaticum Pr., P. di Protnonl re Polaticua s., G. of

.

44 52 \
41 47 N
',

E B

Poll.

22 36
5

8
10
1
1!)

tiuemero
Policbna Polichna

...

H
11

S N
4

11

lo

i-

II

Musa
1'imolisa
l'inara,

Pigrom Mare
Pindenissus

.... ....
.
.

Minora
.

36 30
37 12

Pindua Fl., Maura Pincptimi Pseudo-

38 42
j

35 29 19 37 22 15
31 22
7 19 13 50

10 21

.... .... Pohmartium, Bo~ mono ....

Pollcntia, Pollentia,

Polcinoniuin, Patau

37
I]

37 19 37 14
12
i

1 i: 'I

E
E

un .a un
Pr.e-nlimii

.
i

.
.

.
.

2s N
17
4'. 51)

12

IS
2(i

M. Milone
Polenta
.
.

PniMdmui Pompeii
E E E I
un
.in

13

8
is 18

44

stoma Pinetum
Pii.tia,

.... ....
.

31 33 41 37 42 28 41 40

Pollentias . . Pollupice, Finale

39

Pinna, C. di

Pinna

4
16 Ki
7

VaUadolid

Pinum, Routchi Piraeum, Perakhora Piraeus, Po. Lconi

Pirseua P.,

44 38
37 5
j

4 42 25 22 59 23 38 23
8

Polysegoa I., Polino Polyanthes Fl., Switch it za . Polybotuin, Bola.

41 12 36 47

N N N N

13
B

N
.

3
1
-'1

11

Piatoriuin, Flam.

1^

. . .
.

40 25 N
38 44 38 27 35 27

19 40

. .
.

.
.

irad/in

....
.
. .

N N

31

9
:;.s

B
i:

I'r.ctotiuin

36
15
.

7 7

Polyctorium
Polyrrhenia

.
.

Frango
.

20

mm ....
'I'l.lV.i'.lt.lll.l
. .

Ltimiona
Piresiie, v.

37 49

Polytunetu8FL,Zer

Pirina Piroboridara

....
.

Asterium
.

Pirum, Plejesti 1 . Pirum, ad, Campolieto

39 37 45 44

30 52 45

26

22 1 13 38 28 14 26 9
14 40
15 50
21 41 10 18

8
5 lo 10

Afchan

40
.

N
2

66 15
53

Praprenilfl

19 31

Pontem, ad, near Thorpe . . . Pcniodiana, Kovochitza

Prat

53

W
E E

Prute,
Prasiane

v.

r
.
.
.

.JikIihi.i
I

22 it

1.

41 38
j

....
. .

43 50 \ 48 16 42 46 N

23 20
10 46
1

Pomonc, L'stesned
Pompoolo, Pamplona Pompeia Laus, Lodi
I'icrhio
.

Pimmi, Allahabad a ml Hi rur

. .

68
i

83
\

Pirotortum,
ihlintj . . Pisa, Miraka
Pisae,

Pert.
. .

1
j

48 16
37 39 43 42

41 8

W
E E
E

Pratodii

Man
.

40
-l

.
. .

45 17 N
44 48 40 47 !
41 37

Pisa

Pisanse Aquae, B. di Pisa . . .

Piaatia

)
)

43 43
37 44 43 55

10 18
21 35 12 55 12 23 5 6

....
. .

Pisaurum, Pcsaro Pisaurus Fl., Fuylia

Pisavffl
1'iscenae,

Pompeia Alba, Alba Pompeii Fompeiopolis, Tash ) Kupri J

8 6 14 31
:ii

....
I.
.

21

E E E

Prate, P. itapht Prawn Pr Prasoa, MutHea Pred i\i osij Premia Blagna Premia
'
. .

17

II

11
. .
. .

40
N
\
lo

lo
17

....
.

Pescnas

Piscinam, ad
Pisida Pisidia

....
P.,
.
.

44 43 43 34 33 38
) )
,

Pompeiopnlia, prius Soli, Mezatli . .

Pum
J
/.. a

1^

34 31

{
)
.

36 45
IS
(i

32 24 28 20

Pomponiana
Pontem,
ad,

X X

34 32
6 10
6
1

Premnifl

32
13
)
:

Prifernnm,

no
Piilis

l'o
1..,

Chiclana M\
. .
.

Pisindum
seata Pisoni Pistoria Pistyrus
itane,

Buc. .

33

11 40

Pontes, Staines . Pontes, Cressy . . l\mtes, Pontevedra Pontia I., Ponza . Pontia I., Ghara .

.
.

X 51 X 50 IS X 12 2:: X 40 54 X
27
2.">

31 vv

tiglione

...
. . .

11

50 8 35
12 58

I
E E E E E
F

Priouotua M..

rmuu

49
.

30 47

.
.

Sandarlie

Pitenesca, Bienno Pithecusa, vel Ina-

38 43 43 58 40 55 38 58 47 10

38 16 10 55 24 36 26 5(i
7

Pontua 40 20 X Pon'us \., Radoritz. 41 25 l\ Popilii Forum, ForT \

limpopoli
44 11
. .
.

19 57

PriapidiaP., Negomho Priapua, trabouga

80
K(

22 N

S is
]

1.

38 23
12
7

Priene Probalinthua

27 23
14
2

16

rime

I.,

Pithon PitinumPisaurense,

....
.

fschia

40 43 32 43 47 42 23 37 42

13 52

Popilii Forum, Pietre/esa . . . .

j
)
.

40 30
35 8 46 20

Popletum, T'Ount
Popoli,
//

X X

15 45
1

Prochyta I., Proeida. Procouta Procannesoa I., )

11
i

\\

Marmora

27
.

50

20
12 23

aratdin
. .

W
E E
E

. J

Piaynino

Populoniac t'aldana
Ionia
.

Aqute,
.

42 53
\
t

X X

16 28 10 55

Proerna Prolaqueum, J ioraeo Promona, Demit

. .

19

IS

N
i

22

l.
'

E
1

12

Pitinum, Pitino . Pityonnesus I., Ki/ra

Pityus,

13 28 23 16

Populonium, Popu.
. .

42 59
j
i

N
X X X X

10 31 10 30

Soukgoum

Kaleh

....
)

42 58

40 57
22 52
23 32 33 50
1

Populonium Prom., C. di Vain pa na

.

42 55
|

E
E

Proni Prophthaaia. Jclalabad [rums) Propontis, Sea of

.

20 47
31 2o
,

1.

X
.\

61

Marmora
Proachium
'ProsoditSB Prosopitis I.

id
\

lo

26

.
. .

.
. . .

Pityusa I., Daskalio 37 31 Pityusa I., o<? of the 37 26 Kclevini Is. . . ) Pityusa I., Provencal 36 11
Pitvusae

Porata, v. Pyrcthus, qua3 et Hierasus

.
. .

45 50
)

28 10
35 27

38 2^ 30 10

21 22
31 21 31

N
E
I.

&

Iae.,

Ivica,

39
.

30

FL, Pruth . Porphyrion, Khan en Nehy Yunas . Porphyriticus M. .

.

33 38
) .
.

E
E E E

27 18

45 3 Planar ia, v. Canaria I. 28 Planesia I., Plana 38 10 Plataea, Kokla . . . 38 13 Platamodes Pr. . . 37 9 Plat anon 33 37 Platanus 36 Pleramyrium Pr. . . 37 4 Plera, Gravina . . 40 47 Pleraei 42 45 Pleuron Novum . . 38 23 Pleuron Vetus . . . 38 24 Plinii Villa . . . . 45 51 , Piinthine,^rrtiZ oifcr 30 58 Plinthinetes S. . . . 31 10 Plotinopolis . . . . 41 26 Plumalia I 28 Pluvina 41 7

Placentia,

Placenza

9 40
16

Porphyrium
Porsica
l'orsuUe, vcl

32 51 N 37 29 X
41 27 20 41 50

32 55 34 59 38 17 25 21

Prote I., Prod' no Prote I., ParanaroUet . . . . Protunica . Prnaa, Brousta

12
)

:r,

s
\

17

...
. . .

10
,

10

12

30 20 29 11 L
!

30 23 21 35 36 15 16 18 21
17

Maxi-

34
27 21

20 24 30 28 21 27 9 8 29 34 29 26 28 18 30 21 35 25 20
3 49

mianopolis . . i Portospana, Deh Koh Portuensis Via . Portum, ad, P/njwli . Portyospana . . Posidium, Po. Grato Posidium, Possidi
.

N N
X
X X X

E
E E E
E

PniM.is. r.Cercinitia Vs., 1 ikinos L.

io \:>
\

54

43 42 N 31 20 N
35 34 35 53

12 18 10 47

Prymiusia Psacon Pr., Psamathus,

38 4o

Sjxiila

35 41

x X X

23 40

30

Pt.
.
. . . . .
.

53
27
5

Asomalo
Paaphia
.

22 30
18
:.;

17
p.

X
N

35 52 14 55

E
E E E E E

Pscudocclis,

Mokha
| )

23 51 43 18

E
1

Posidimn
Licosa

Pr., C. di

....
.

40 14

Psilum, v. Steium Ostium, Soulineh

29 40
.

Plynus P., Marsa Sollom Pocrinnium . .

Podulia, Kizilja

....
.

31 40

Posidium Pr., Stavro Posidium Pr. . Posidium Pr., Bozburun Posidium Pr., Marmarine Posidium Pr., Kizil-

39 3 39 57 40 33

N
X

23

23 22

.... ....
. .

28 48 28 22 33
9

Psopliis, Tripotamo Psychium, Po. < hi re Paygmi, v. Acama' P.

P'sylli, v. Beli
.

21
.;

.\

51
S

E 51 E W E 12 E E
>

Psyra

Ipsera
I
. .

25
\

36 42 X 36
5

Psyttalea

man
Posidiiun Pr., lias

E
E E
E

Ptanadaris Pteros
Pteroa,

38

11

N
57
.-

46 34 36 46
37 38[N
\
)

Podandus, Podcnd Podopcrura, Kooshalpour . . .

29 58 34 58 74 50 23 54 34
5

Mohammed
Posidium Pr.
turn, Pesto

27 44
12 41
\
)

34 14

Sour
Pr.,

.
.

Pternm

Midia
.
.

N
X X
X

43 33
15

Bouroum
PtolemaBi CanaUa

11

27

29
i: i. i;

13 50

Posidonia, vel Pacs-

40 25
42
37
18

v CDcilasium
shcndy Poemanus,
.

35 14
\
j

Poccile Petra,
.

Per.
>

36 25 39 56
37

Potami Potamos
Potcntia Uhicri

.... ....
.

Ptolemaia

34 56
21 S 15 51
7

E E
E

Potentia, Potenza

40 35
)

N
X

Ptolemaia, Tolmeiia Ptolemaia Bermii, Menahiek

Ptolemaia, vel Aeo,

...

31 57

l.

Ma

i;,

as
.

Can ea,
.

'Poem,

Granada

45

51

Akka

....

35

i-:

34
Place.

INDEX.
Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Long

No. of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

Map
rtoleniais

Map
*Racatae, Lr. tria

Map.
RhaBteae *Rhaetia, Switz rland, Tyrol, Sgc.

Theron Emp., Noica at Bar., or F.Mor. .

.

Aus-

]
)

48 40
53 32 40

16 10
7

14
14

....
.
. . . .

37 30

18 10

38 1C

23

nington Ptoon

38 27
lid.
. .
.

23 15
3 14

Raduhennae Lucus Ragau, vel Ragaea Ragondo, Windisch

46 30
35 35 25 41 45
1

N N

22

10 30

E E
21 24 21 10 10

58 10
15 42 35 34 6 35 35 32 16 35
36

24
15

Rhagae,

Kha

.
.

Ptorotcn, vel Alata

Castra,

Bury

57 43

Ptychia I., Vido Publicanos, ad

Pucinum, Duino . Pudni, Kovfideh . Pulindae, Ajmeer

Pulipula
Pullariae
Ia3.,

39 38 45 45 45 47
,

.....
I.
\

19 7 25 30 21 15

19 56 6 23 13 38 3 41 72 72 58
13 45 16 51

.... .... .... Ramah, Er Ham Rameses ....

llakkath

Feisiritz

46 26 33 32 44 44 33 11 31 52
47

*Rhagiana Rhagiana
Hh.tmae

Kakkon

Kama Ramah

45 33 33
14
7

20 20
13

....
.

32 50 ;N 17 In 36 N
27

51 54 E 51 E 64 15 K

25 50
27
7

E
E
I

Rhamidava, Rhnnik
*i(hamnae

20 20
18 15

Rhamnus

....

27 20

38 13|N

66 20 24 2 98 40 39 50
40 39 o 24 30 63 48
37

E E

24

*Rhandamarcotta, in qua Nardus,

23 30
.

Brioni . . . i Punientum, Cerenzia

44 55
39 17 30 43

Rami ta, Sauntsch Ramoth Gilead

Ramotb. Mizpeh,
. . .

46 2,. 32 11
32 17

56

20 20
21

Hamsa
Raphaneae

35 57

Kiaintown . Rhapta Rhapta Barbariae

Metrop.
.

....
.
.
.

2 10 8 2 20 S

. .

Punda

43 16
11 55 21 35 59 41 14

.... Punicum ....

ne/la,

Punicum, S. Mari-

42

Pura Regia

Purpurianae lae. . Pusgusa, pr. Caralitis Ps., L. Begshehr, or Kcreli Putea, ad

44 45 23 14 29
\
j

37 45

31 50
1 39

...
.
.

Puteo. Nigra . . Puteoli, olim DiceeFozzuoli archia,

16 53

34 Raphia, Refa . . 31 Rapida Castra, Koleah 36 Rapidi 36 Rappiana,v.Granirana 43 Rapsii 30 Rarapia, Feireira 38 Rarassa 29 Rasa, vel Gcrasa . . 29 Ratae, v. Rage, Lei- ) 52
.
.

40
12

33
3

29
6

36 15 34 5 2 40 3 10 21 45 52 30
8

Rhaptum
Rhaugara
Rhaunati *Rhausae

Pr.
.

.
.

3 20iS

20
17 17

RhaptusFl.
*Rhatacensii

OS

.
. .

.
.

10

24
16

.... ....

46 20!N 32 54!N
25 12 9 37 5 53 4 14 45

E E E E
E

N N

45
61
7

Rhea
Rheba, Rhehan Cas. Rheda, Reda . Rhedintovinum, Klattau . . .}

20 49 39

75 37 35 5
1

25 18
11

45

0E

cester

49 30
25 33 38 5jN

13 14

40 50
40 21

14

Rataneum, Viscovich 43 10 Ratiara, Arcer Falanka *Ratiatum, St.Pere en Retz . . . Ratostathybius FL,

17 15

15 10 13
11

Rhegama

. . .

55 45
15 41

Pydna, Kitics

22 32

....

43 49

23
2 3

Rhegium, Reggio Rheithron P., G. of \

.
.

Pylae Mediae, vel Zagrae Pylae Pylae Pylora, v. Philos I.,

....
.

34 20
33 28 42
)

46 25
43 45 43 40

47 10 52
7

Wye

....
. . . .

Potior Pylos Pylos

siuin,

26 20
}

54 40
21 33 21 42 21 41

37 50

Rauda, Rueda Raudii Campi *Rauraci

. .

41 24

....
.

37 27
}
[

Pylos, v. Corypha-

Rauranum Ravenna, Ravenna

Ravius
Fl.
.
.

rino

Pyramia Pjramides Pyramus Fl., Jcihun

..... ....
...
. .

Old Nava-

36 57
37 25 29 57 37 20 39 18

.
.

Reate, Rieti

22 46
31 10

Rechob
*Redones,

....
File
. .

46 44 54 42 33

45 22 47 50 20 26 30 24
18

4 55 9
7 10
1

16
3

Molo . . ) Rhenea I., Rhenca Rhenum, ad, Rheineck Rhenus FL, Rhine Rhenus FL, Reno . . Rhesena
.

38 22

37 27 47 27 !N

N N

20 42 25 16 9 33
7

12 10 8 30 12 48

35 25
1

13 13 3 12 4 20

*Rhibii

50 44 35 39

40JN 47|N
23

10

11

20

Rhinnea I., Seir Abouneia Rhinocorura, El Arish

.
.

40JN

41 59 56 54 25 33 44

25 15
31

N
N

Rhion,

v.

Phasis Fl
.

and
.

Pyrasus
Pyrenaei

....
Pr.,

36 in
22 50

Villa ine

48 10
37

40

13
5 12 21 17 10

Refugium Gelae
Regia, Clog her
. .

Montes, Pyrenees .

]
i

42 40

Regia
3 21
Regiae, ad . . Regianum, vel Au.

Pyrenaeum

C.
j
j

de L'reus . . . Pyrethus, vel Pora

ta Fl.,

42 20 45 50
42
37 24

4 54 22 36 56 35 15

14 15
7 12

Rioni . Rhion ffinooeion Rhiphaei v. Hyperboraei Ms. . .

. .

42 10 33
)
)

42 15 22 56 60
21 47

54 38 18
.
.

37 43

Rhium
Cas

Pr.,

Morea

\
|

9 45

Pruth
Severa

28 10
11 59 21 42 22 20 33 1 26 19 27 27 22 57

Pyrgi,

.v.

gusta, Rahova . Regillus L., Colonna Regina, prius Artobriga, Regensburg

43 42
41 50

24
12 43 12
7

Rhiusiava, Rottweil

Pyrgos Pyrgos PjTgOS

48 58
.
. .

39 55 38 2 Pyrrha, Aherona . . S9 10 Pyrrha 37 34 Pyrrha Pr., Anghistri 39 20 Pyrrha, v. Melitsea, ) 39 7

Regina, Reyna *Regio Attene Regis Villa .

.
. .

.
.

38 13 25 15 42 17 33 10

6 51 15 11 35

Rhizaeum, Rizah . Rhizon, v.Asamum, Risano . . . . Rhizonicus S., G. . . of Cattaro Rhizus Rhoda, Rosas . .

48 10 41 2

8 38 40 29
18 42

\
)

42 30 42 24
39 40 42 16

)
)

18 40

22 46 3 10

Regium FL, Nahr

Goura

22 24 20 22 45 23 22 29
38 27 30 32
12

.
.

.
.

j
.

Melik . . . . j RegiumLepidi, Rcggio 44 40 Regius L., Temlovk . 35 53

44 10
10 38 6 26
1

E E

Ost., Mth. 43 30 of the Rhone Rhodanus FL, Rhone. 44 20

Rhodani

4 30 4 33 30 30 24 25 20 42 28 28 26 58 51 41
35

Rhodia

36 17 42
41 20
.
. .

Pyrrhi Castra

Pyn-hicus, Kavalos Pythangeti P. . .

.
.

Pythion

Pythium
Pythopolis . . . Pyxirates, vel Euphrates Fl., Kara Su, or Wn.
.

40 10 36 39 10 30 38 7 40 3 40 20 39 30 |N 40
7

Regnum, Chichester

28
22

Regulbium, Rcculvcr. Reguntium, Macarsca Reii, Riez . . . Remedodia, Plevitz . *Remi, Marne . . Remi, olim Duro. .

50 51 43 43 43 49

49 22 20 48 48 20

51 10
7

Rhodope M., Despoto

Dagh

17

Rhodope M., Des5

6 23

4 30 4
1

39 30
15 35
15 27

cortorum, Rheims

49 16
43 16 31 30
35 10 36 42 42 41 11 40 50

Forat Pyxus FL, Busento

P'yxus Pr., C. del Infreschi . . ,

....

Remisiana

Remmon
39 57
polis,

....
. . . .

22 12 34 42

Resafa, vel Sergio-

Resafah Resaina, vel Theodosiopolis

38 47

42 36 Rhodus I., Rhodes Rhodus, Rhodes . . 36 Rhoeteum . . . . 39 25 Rhogana Rhogonis FL, Khalele 29 48 *Rhoxolani . .
. .
. .

poto Dagh Rhodopolis .

29
10 16

43
17

59 35 40

15
51

39 59
19 5 16 46 14 22 5
5
5

Rhozus Pr., Ras Khunzir .

.

el
.

\
)

36 20
15 15 30
2

4:

Rhuda

Q.
*Quai)I, v. Colduli,

Resinum, Antivari Respa, Molfcta . Retina, Resina . .

E
E E
\V

Hungary

48 40

Quadrata, Verrva Quadrata, v. Stailu-

45 13
47

N N

18 10
8
4

Retigonium,67ra^A-

naver

....
.

54 54

30 41 Rhudiae, Andria . *Rhunicatae, Bavaria 48 38 Rhus 38 Rhyncus

.

33

61 16 18 12 3C 21 22 21 19

cum, Sziget

Quaetus FL, Quicto

Quercum,

ad,

Quero
\
.

45 46

46N 21 N N
N

17 27

13 50 11 51

RetigoniusS., L.Ryan 55 31 40 Reuben, Tribus *Reudigni, Udtel ':} 52 50

W
E E E E E

35 50 E
13 30 13 27
3 53

mark,

fyc.

Reunia,

Rean
postea
| )

46 14
45
3

Rhyndacus FL, Edrenos Sou Rhypae Rhypara 1 Ricciaeum . . Ricina, Macerata

:

)
.

39 55 38 16 37 39 49 37 43 21 44 24
55 20

28 50

. .
.

. .

Querquenae Aqua?, Fuenk Santo

42 10

8 14
13

)
)

W
E

Revessio,
Vellavi,

Le Pay
.

Rieina, Reeco . Ricina, v. Riduna

22 3 26 59 6 22 13 29 9 9 6 20
2 15

I.,
.

Quintiana, Osterho-

fen

48 37

N
x

4'e
34,

RhaFl
Rha Occidentalis Rha Orientalis FL Rhabana Rhabana Regia . Rhihdium *Rhadama3i, El Ahsa
. . .

Quintiniana, Casaccie 42 15 Quiza, Oran . . . |35 45

11 39

R.

52 5H 55 10 50 23 29 36 50 24 10

46 40 52 OjE 103 40 E 56 7 E
41 40 50 5

Rathlin

Riduna
Riduna,

I.,

Alderney
Ricina
. .

v.

1.
)
)

49 43 55 20
53 24

6 20
2 35
7

Rigodimum, Warrington

Rigodutum
Rigoraagus

... ...

Rarbatii MOAB,
vel

Ar copolis,
I

31 22

35 44

20

ll.ibha

Rhaedcstus, prius Bisanthes, Rodosto . . . Rhpetaces Fl. .

40 59
10 35

27 30

48

Rigomagus, Rinco Rigunea *Rigusci, N. Lornbardy , . . ..

....

49 56 50 39 45 48 37 In
1
j

3N

8 7 8 14|E 2 27| 10

45 55 ;N

0E

INDEX
Place.

Lat.

Long.
Ma|i.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.

naaa.

l..

a,

of

Kimmon, Biniunon Rimmon, Buinmanch

Ripa Alta, v. Penozullum Prom., (Jrd lid
Ripenae, Salzburg, . I pr. Austria
\ \

31 57

35 19 85 20

32 -^

E E

20 20
12

Babate, Braeriane

Sabatha Metro])., v. Sabota Manaba.

58

3 32, \V
13 80

Mara

15
)

15

45 32
8 23
1

1.

^il.uli.i, .v ihija

.
.

47 06

E
E E E

Sabatia Yada, Vadc Sabatinca, Gobrang Sabatinua L., BraeCltlllO

.

Salathl
it

16

I.

1.

ran
Bak In
i

88 1^

2J

Rithymna, Betimo
llittium,

Szarduk
.
.

Ritubium, lietorbio

.
.

Ritumugus Boana
Koberetum,
Robogdii,

Gmndars
t \

A nt run
.

35 45 44 49 36 41

22
4

59 22
10

24 29 20 20 9
1

12
i

12

1.

Babatoa FL, Sabbalo

Sabatus, v. Orimarius PL, Sat u'o Sabbia, Saba . Babe Regit, Sana .
. .

....

41

5
11

Ill
L6
I |

1.
1

II

9|E 57 S5|E
6 44 6 30
6 10

89

!:
<<

B
B
i:
i.

II

10

50

15 15
15
2!

"iizta
.
.

and Londonderry Robogdium Prom., lair Hd. .

Robrica

55
55 13 47 20 4!) 40 46 3 41 54

BaU
Sabini, SaHna, fe, Babio, Seben . . Babia PL, Sombre . Sabiaaa, Cahul

81
1

35 2s 12 2o
16
.',0

Saletir

II

13
II

E
I

Saicrnui
Baletio Salia
Bailee q

1.

I-

....
.

2>

80 4 80

....
<

i:
Y. i:

9
2 46

Kodium, lioyc
Romatinus

. . .

N
N X
X N N N

32
l.')

(ON
II

Babium, Sabbio
Sablonea

Rodumna, Boanna Roma, Borne . .

P.,
.

....

.')1

12 27

Po.
.

)
) i
.

Lcmene . Romecbium, Romech

Romula, Bisuccia Romula, sub
.
.

45 37 N 38 24
41 41
4

12 55
16 24 15 23
15 15

Baboa Sabota Mariaba, v. Sabatha Bietrop.,

20 .9 50
4.')

N X

70 SO lo 20 6 10
'.11
i.

probana,
Z'H'.k SalinaSalinas Salinas Salinas.

>/!on

B B

Salina Vctua,

March
Sabrata,
cliia

.... ....
.

15

45 32

Abrotomaa1 TripoliFrecv.

.... .... ....

s

18 51
l

\
14
II

Droitwiek
...

32 47

Romula
Romula, Carlstadt
Ropluta? . Roscia Portus
.
.
.

12 80

I.

Salioclr.

44 17 45 27
31 lo

.
.

.
.
.

V N
N

23 51 15 33 67 30
16 39 16 41 12 47

Babrina
Babrina

.llstuar.,
:>1
.

M. qf Severn
Fl.,

20
2
2'.
i

3 10 \Y 2 10 2 88

Bjliaao
Belle,

....
.

2i
I

i:

a
I

Roseianum, Bossano
Rosci Campi . . Rossicus Scopulus,
)

39 36 39 34 42 28

Kanzir Rotomagus, Bouen

el
.

Bas

36 19
\
. .

N N
X

Severn Sabrinum, ad, Sea Mills

52
.'.1

....
. . .

W W
i:

eaj

Silluntum

. .
.

35 47
1

49 20
41
In
11
1

Sabris Sabus, v. Savus Fl., Wad Jidi, or

38 57

34 10
10

Rubi,

Buvo

Rubico Fl., Fiumirino 44 Rubra, ad, Prima \

N N
N

4 50 E

Banna, Sal* miah Balmalaaaua Balmantica, ve! mantiea,

. . 1

.1-

16 31 12 25
12 27

Adjrdce
*Saca?

ROHM
X
N
35

Porta
Bttbias

42

Rubras, ad, Cabezas as

|
.

37 43

Rubras, ad

34 53

Rubresus

L.,

Etang
.

dc Sigcan . . Rubricatus Fl., Llo bregat Rudiae Calabria? . Ruffium, S. Angclo Rufrium, Buvo .

43
I

N X X

6 53
1

50
5

....

41 50

1 46

Saca\ Tibet Sacalbiua Sacane Saeasena Sacastenes Sacatia, llodeida . Saccada Sacer M., Sa. de

....
.... ....
.

78 78
47 43

B
1".

Balmone

.... ....
i

\\

16

21 33
\

S.ilimis v.s.ihmmti,

39

8 37 35 41 35 31 45 14 47

X
X
X X X X

Mahintn

39 3o E ii 45 1; 03 (I E 42 59 E

SalmydesMis, Midieh Salmjdeasaa Littus

11

lo

PL Salodorum, SoUttre
Salniocia
. . .

17

17

35
)
\

43 31
8 10

M
16 31 31 55

. .
.

Pomcrania Rugium, Bugcnwaldc

Rugii,

40 22 41 23 40 52 53 50
54 17 32 35 35 19

18 17 14 8

Monchique Sacer S., Grant

Sachalite<S.
lemaei) Sacole

37 20

X X

Balonaa, Salona Sala, ^el Tan

Zoan,

.sv//i

liar.
\
J

29
16
19

48 30
52 30

Rubah
Rusadir, Melillah Rusadir Pr., Basud

15 30|E 15 30|E 16 20 IE 35 IE
2 54

...

(Pto-

N
X

34
12 13 47 3

Salaovia Salsuhe, Si Ices . . Salana Laooa . . Balsas, vel Carina

i

....
.

85 50
27

N
56
1

Sacral
Sacrone

41 45 32 56
Ost.,

N N

FL,
Baltic!

Bud Shiur

80 \

....
.

39 33.
I i

39

Sacrum

Vizi

\ \

Saltus

Dir
Rusazus, Dell./z . Ruscino, Perpignan
Rusellae, Boselle
.
.

35 30

2 58

W
E
E E

Mth
Sacrum
Sacrum
Sada
Pr., C. St.
.
.

44 36
37
1

29 18
8 59

Qalnanns,
25
15
.

Stiltino

N
N

10 37
11

Rusgonia, Zershal

Rusiana
Rusibis P., Azamor Rusicade, nr. Storah
.

Rusidava
Rusippisir,

36 42 42 36 48 33 36 44

50 39
51

X X
X X

34
17

X
X

53
13

N
N

3 55 2 56 11 12 2 4 7 16 8 25 6 55 24 22 3 30 10 50 19 20 6 4

Vincent

\
)

Pr., Corse

43
,

Sadame
*Sa?tabis,

.....
Xativa S.
)
.

19 20 42 14

9 25 94 10
27 17
1

Salurnuin, Solum Salva, ( Jfd/u . Salvia Urbs, I ilitaqlia

.

io
17
:

10

46 N
L2 1
17

....
.

Salvia;,

Felipe . . . . ( Sagalassus, Aglasoun

39
37 41

vel Silvia, A'ettpris . . .

Salvanena
8alyee

Sarab
.
.

\
\

Velrab . Ruspae Russinus M.

Rusticiana

36 45 |n
10

35 43 . 39 Rusubritari, Tefcsadl 36 Rusucurru, SidiFerej 36 *Ruteni, Aveiron 44 Rutuba Fl., Botta. . 43 Rutunium, Bon-ton . 52 Rutupiae, Bichbo 51

...
.
. .
.

ON
N N N N

56 35 40 20 50 44
17

Saganus Fl. Sagdiana I., Busheab Sagis, Po. di Magit avarca Sagrus Fl., Sangro Saguntia, v. Segontia, Siyuenza
. . . . .

26 25 26 48 44 47

30 50 57 30 53 23
11 58

....
I,.,

5 40 83
II 7

Samachonites
Iliilch

v
el

Merom, Buhr
Samflri

.... ....
.
.

35 38

40 \

42 10
41 4

14 25 2 40
17

*Samamyehii

Samara

IT.,
.

Somme
.
.

50

31 SO 8

15
2
I

Saguntum
Sagylium
*Saii,
1

rough

N N N

....
. . .
.

39 38
41
2')

Samarade Samaran

4IN
1

Saiace, vel Satula

35 50 41 35
9

.... Samaria ....

E
E

n n
35 ii
;:

Orne
ez
.

.
.

.
.

20

Saii,

.S'>

. .

Sais.

Ryssadiiun Pr.

14

ON

Sa

el

Hagar

48 35 48 35 30 56
31 10

30 53
32 25

Samaria, v. Sebaste, Scbustich Samariana, Ashraf Bamarobriva, postea

. . .

17 30

Saiticum, v Taniti-

cum

Ost.,

Foum
.

S.

Faradjcn Saittae, Sid as Kaleh Sala, Salce or Sla .

Dm

Ambiani, Am Sambana, vel Sabata Sambracate I.,

liiirka I.
.

\
j
.

38 46
31 41
)

N
X X

23 47

Saana, vel Gaana . . 33 46 Saba 38 57 Saba, v. Sheba, Sabea 16 50 BabadibcB las., Linen ra,
Sabaei,
S/c.

X X X
X

36 30 38 51 43 28

E E
E

21 19

Sala Sala

28 42 E 6 49 \V 41 55 E 6 20
7

Sambracate, Burha Sambracitanus S. .

13

17
1 1

N \
\
20
47
I"
I.

Fl.,

Wad Bu

23
25 23 25
15

Begrcb

33 53

Same, Smnos
aenl

sa

95 20 44 30 96
15 30

El Yemen

Sabara
Fl.,

.....
)
S ) I

17 15

E
E

Salacia Salaminias, vel Ire nopolis, Snlamic

....
. .

42

57

Samia,

v.

Arenc

34 55
37 53 37 57

37 23 26 23 32

Samieom

16 25 47

Sabara, vel Savius

Mur
.

N N
N

SilamisVetus
Salamis Nova

E
E E E E
i-;

E
19

Sabaracus

Fl.,
.

Ira. .

waddy
Sabaracus taban

20
16

95
97

25 25 25
15

Salamis, postea Constantia, Cos-

Samidaeea, vel Canate Samidaces PL, Simroo Saminthos, //. Skala Samninm, Priori/ni to,

17

I.'

11

....
.

S.,

Mar-

N
N X X

tanza Salamis

....
Koulouri
.

35

34

c.

25

II

. . .

$
.

Samnimn, Cerro
37 55 41 23 38 57 38 23 42 9

I.,

Sabara?, Bahar Sabaria, Stcinar-

24
47 10 33 18

85
16 31

nanger

....
Sambane

Salapia, Satpi . . . Salaria, Chinchilla Salaria, AlcaccrdoSol Salaria Via . . . .

23 30 16 3
1

Sainoniuin Pr.

.
.

26 18
17
i

40

Samoa Samoa

L, .svjo

37
187
I.,
.

UN
81
-2

Sabata, vel

45 33

22

SalarusFl.,

Bunth

25 45

8 19 12 41 59 15

Samosata Samothraee

S
.

mothraM

40

36
Place.

INDEX.
Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat.

Long

No.
of

Place.

No.
of

Map
Samothrace, Samo~
thruki

Map.
*Sasii 9 Sasina P., Po. Cesareo 40 16 Sason I., Sasscna . . 40 29 Sata 23 45 Sataphara . . . . 40 10 Saticula, S. A. dci Goti 41 6 Satina 43 38 Sation 40 55 *Satrapene . . . . 33 Satricum 41 34 Satula, vel Saiace . . 29 1 Saturnia, vel Auri- > 42 47 nia, Saturnia .
\

Map.
*Scordae

....
.
.

40 20

25 32

N
N N X
N N

Samtus

Fl.

.
.

Samulocenis . . Sane Sane Sane, v. Uranopolis

Saneis
Sanctio, Seckinge7i

Sandace Sandobanes

Fl.

.
.

*Sandrabatis . . Sangala Sangarii Fons. . . Sangarius Fl. . . Sangia Sanina Sanitium, Scncz . Sannina, Lukeran Santicum, Schuntschach

26 48 5 40 4 40 21 40 22 35 15 47 89 18 30 40 46 28
31 15

X
N

77

. .

39 26 39 30 39 43 12 46 43 53 N 38 37 IN

N N N N N N N N N N N N N

9 5 23 21 23- 58 23 58

38 K 18 R 19 15 V, 51 45 V, 47 45 K 14 27 V,
6 27
V, F,

....
. .

10

Scorobas M., Beinder Dagh .

Scorpionis Statio Scotussa Scotussa . . .
.

23 22 4
13 10

.
.

50 12 7 53 34 20 47 39 75 74 20 32 38 32 32 29 43 55 6 25 48 54
14
6

N N
N N N

Scultenna
Scydisces

20 45 12 41

46 40 43 35

Scurgum, Skarszcwa

V,

22

M.
.
.

. .

. .

V,

4
23

Scydra

E
E

N
N

11 31

4
16

Saturni, vel Scombraria Pr., (J. de

. .

\
\

37 35
.

42
106 30 1C5

Palos . . ) Satyrorum la?., Oby Satyrorum Pr., Mui )

w
E E

Scylace . . . . Scylax FL, Gulkiras Scylla, Scilla . . Scyllacium, Squillace Scyllacius S., G. di
Sqitillace
.
. .

39 41 44 53 40 40 40

20 22
1

43 40 22 30 23 32
11 10 18 5

47
47

30 50 21 40 20 38 13 38 49 38 50
37 28

40
21 59 28 23 35 30 15 44 16 29

16 50

8 40
8 45

Sha Kaoe
Saura Sava
*Savadii Savaria,

N N
N N

25 25
24
17

Scyllaeum Pr., Skyli

N
N

*Scymnia
*Scynitae

42 43
12

....
Pi*.
. .

) |
\

46 29

31 40 36 18

*Santones, Lower Char cute . . . Santonum P. . .

46
. .

ON
1

30
13 1 16 46 44
:g

Bruck

.
.

Santonum

Santuta Sanua, Signak Saoce

45 50 N 45 42iN 40 43 N
41 36|N

*Savia, Sclavonia . Savius, vel Sabara

Fl.,

35 40 47 26 45 35 47

)
]

Muhr

N N N N

50 1 F, 4 45 E 69 R
15 15
17 40

ScyrasFl
Scyros Scyros
I.,

Skyro

24
15 15

36 38 50 38 49
27 37

ON 42 N

15 30

E E
E E
F,

15

40 26
35 37 13 31 27

Saocoras, v.

Masca Fl.

Sapha
*Sapharita?, El Yemen Saphir, Saivajir .
.

58

25 36 41 30 41 17 41 10 34 45 48 50 34
34 30

Saphtha
Sapparine, vol Sasparine L . . . Sappirine I., Shad)

45 41 20

Savus, v. Sabus FL, Wad Jidi, or Adjedee Savus, v. Saus FL, Save, or Sau . . *Saxones, Holstein Saxonicum Littus .

....

34 10

N
N N
N N

4 50
17 30

17

45 10
54 49 50 38 45
\
>

15

Scytala I., Jubal . . *Scythia *Scythia, intra Imaum *Scythia,extra Iinaum *Scythia Parva . . . *Scythiaca . . , . *Scythini *Scythini Scythopolis, Beisan .

40 30 48
40

44 30 40 40 32

30 30
15 20

23 42 22 22 24 24 33 60 65 90 28 30 40

31

35
31

25 36 45

30
15

30

33

43 35 33
24
7

10

27 30,N 27 15

Sazoa
Scabicsa, v. Laodi-

40 F 46 17 E
36 27 47 30 25 46 35
7

14 13 24
21

ScythranusP., Marsa Toubrouk . Sebaste

31 57

....
.

j
)

Han
Saraca

Saracena
Saragma SaraUum

.
.

*Saraceni, El Jeb Sarada, Loukin

I
.

Saranga Sarapana Zadris . Sarapis, vel Ogyris

44 12 30 15|N 33 15 29 15 N 41 15 10 45 N 105 55 29 37 N 22 36 39 30 34 58 25 8'N 66 45 42 2 In 43 10

15 43

N N

cea ad Libanum,

34 26
38 50

N
N
x\

Sebaste, Sebaste,
bira,

Ayash
prius Ca.

38 32 36 30

29 51 34 11
36 55
41
5

Djnssi Scabina

el

....
.
.

Djedcdc )

Siuas

39 39

E
E

24
10

Scaidava, Ablanov Scala Tyriorum, vel Scala Zor, lias en

43 44
33 39 51 39 39
-5

Sebastopolis, v. Dioscurias . . .

42 45 46 50
31 35

Sebatum, Seb

11 39

N
N N N N N N N
N

Nakura

20
16 13
9

Sebennyticura Ost.,

Bourlos
15
10 8 36 4 15 26 15

31

Scalabis, Sanfarem Scaldis FL, Scheldt

W
F
I)

Sebennytus,

noud
Sebethus dalena

....
v.

SamaBu-

30 58
31 20

31 16 31
14 19

ScamanderFl.

Masscra . . Saravene Saravus Fl., Save Sardes, Sort . *Sardiata?, Bosnia

I.,
. . . . .

20 25
. .

38 49 38 43

15

N N
1

58 45 38 20 6 45 28 2jE 18 30 E

20 N 28 IN 55

Scanatus Scandaria Prom., North Pt. . . Scandea, Kapsali *Scandia, v. Scandinavia

.

....

50
27

Sebennytus,
ticus L.,
Fl.,

36 29
27 20

19 9 9
1

Bourlos

36 58
36
65
,

E
E
E
V.

.... ....
...
.
.

Mad-

40 53
19 10 41 44
) )

23
15
11

....

Sececrince la?. . . Secerrae, S. Celoni Secor Ptus., Sables

72 50
2
1 4J

Sardica, v. Serdica, So] hi a . . , .

]
(

42 35 42 35
21 40 33 27 32 52 36 30 31 55 34 30 15 50
15
.

23 29
2 30
77

*Sardoncs, E. Pyrenees . . . . Sardonyi M., Sa7it-

j
J
)

poor a

Scandia? Insula? . Scandile I., Scangero Scantate . . . . Scapris P., Scarlino Scapte Hyle . . . Scarabantia, CEden-

55 39 4 28 20 42 52 41 4
47 44

N N N
N

24 7 40 28 10 50 25 48
16 38

E E E E

14 9

d'Olonne

46 29
43 40 39 52 41 40

23
3 10 15

Securisca Segobriga, Segorbe Segontia, Epila . Sedala

25
1

....
Drome
.

30 12

Sarepta, v. Zarepbath Sarid Sariga, Shunikhs Saripha?a, Surafcnd . Sari phi Ms

. .

N N N

35 20 35 7
61 15 34 52

*Sarita?,

El Yemen

Sarium Sarmadium, Mmo Sarnialius, Sarialan

Sarmata? *Sarmatia Asiatic a *Sarmatia Europaca Sannatica I., Leti
Sarmaticae, v. Caucasia? Pylse, riel Pass .

62 30 43 45 48 15
18 23 33 36 21 16

Grossa Scardona, Scardona Scarphea . . . . Scarpona, Pont a )

I.,

burg Scardona

j
,

44 43 52 38 48
48 51

N N N
N

SeducaFl.
Sedula

15
15

F 54 F

22 40
6

E
E

15 15 8 13

*Seduni, S. Valais

Sedunia

....
.

*Segalauni,

Mousson

.
.

)
.

Scenae, Tekrit

34 35 30 14 30 13 31 7 36 52 36 53
37 56

40 7 40 13 43 50 50 52 45 20 42 30 48 45
45 27

Scenae Veterorum,

Hasanieh
Scete Schoedia Schaera

46 30 29 15

.... ....
I.

N N N N N N

Segedunum
rough

40 36 45 46 46 44 54

42 50
7

25
14

42 10 4 40 8 24 7 40 7 26
5
1 31

50
5

43 38

22
18 18 18 5 9
7

31 22 E

30 23 E 30 7 E
14 41 25 32

.... Segessera, Clairvaux Segesta? ....

Segesta? Emporium, Castel a Mare . Segeste, Sestri . .

Segelocum, v. Agelocum, Littlebo-

53 19

50

48 10 37 59 38
2

4 44 12 54
12 52

Da.
.

45
20 15

Schinussa I., Stinosa Scbcenus, Kalamdki Schoenus, Morikios

Sciathos
et Civ.,
.
.

N N
N N

38 24 39 14

23 23 23
15

)
)

Sarmatici Ms., Metres

Skiatho
Scillus

. .

Bern
,

Scidrus, Sapri

40
,

N
N

Sarmizegethusa, vel Ulpia Trajani Farhely .''.I Sarnade, v. Indenea,

37 36 37 27

21

E 1 E 20 E 30 E 40 E 37 E
2

8 8 5
7

Segisamo. . . Segni, Ciney . Segobia, Segovia

44 17 42 14 50 18
41 4 40 57

Segobriga, Molina Segodunum, postea

Ruteni, llodez

44 21
50 52

22 50
17 40

Scipionis

Monumentum, Sepulero de Scipion

.

\
>

Segodunum, Siegen

N
N N N N N N N N

2 20 22 23 22 19 21 23
1

W
E E E E E E

16
1

Segontia, v. Saguntia, Siguenza Segontium, C'aer

41
53

4
7

N N N N N N N N

9 27 3 58
5
1

4 10

48

2 35 8 4

2 40

Traunik
Sarnia
I.,

44 10
49 30 N 40 48 JN 37 32 N 32 25 N

Sciri

Guernsey Sarnus Fl., Sarno

.

Saron. Lesia

*Saronas Saronicus S., G. of 1 37 50 Athens, or Egina ) Sarpedon Pr., Or em c a 40 36

....

2 35 14 44 23 17

35
23 20

Sciritis Scironides Petrae Scirus Scodra, Skutari

....
.

.
.
,

ScollisM. Scolus

55 30 37 20 37 58 37 18 42 14 38 38 15
37 32

3 20
15

7 7
7

Seiont Segora, Bressuire

26 30 35 25

Segosa

.... ....
.

4 15

15
7

*Segusiani, Loire

46 50 44 11 45 40 45 44 45 6 44 10
37 49

35
1

26

Sarpedonium Pr., 36 Lissan el Kapch Sana, vel Tyrus, Sur. 33 Sarraca, Sarche 46
) j

12

33 59
35 13 10 53 38 58 12 5 23 58 9 30
.35

Scombraria I., Escombrera .

. .

")

W
42

16 16

Segusianorum Forum, Feurs . . Segusio, Suza .

Segustero, Sisteron

4 13
7

5 57

18
7

Scombraria, vel Saturni Pr., C. de

\
>

37 35

N
N N N N

W
E
E

Sarrane
Sarsina
Sarta,

37 22
.
.

Palos . . . . J combrus, vel Scornius M., Kodja

Selachu?a I., S. Joannis Sela?, Salchieh .

....
.

23 16 32
3 44 83 28

P. Sikia

43 40

5,5

2N
N 45 N

JN

42 25
39 10 39 9 41 55

22 50 23 40 23 45 21 45

10 9 9 10

Balkan
Scopelos Scopelos
Scopi,
I.,

*Sarunetes, Vorarlbi-rg, $c. . . .

47 10
37

....
.

Scopelo
.

Selambina . Selampura . SelasFl Selemnus Fl.

Seleucia Seleucia

. .

.
.

30 47 36 46 30 35
37

E E F E
E
F

SarusFL, Seihun

20

Uskup

E E

.... ....

38 17 36 22 33 3

21 41 21 50

33 57 E 44 30 F

INDEX.
Place. Lat.
Lonj,'.

No.
of

Place.

l.ut.

N...

ol

f.

Ui.

Loo.

ttap

Sclcucia Selcucia (Suriana) Selcucia Pieria, vel

....
.S'

33

3.3

39
4.3

2()

Soman

....
.

Mam,
2.1
(i

31 30

48

21
21

Serrorum Ms.

13

2.3

ad Mare,

Itikie

36

35 55 36 21
31 15

Seleuco Bolus, vel Seleucia ad Belitm,

Serai FL, Maygut Sorvilii Pons, Strugo Servinus Yicus . .

SUandui
LOO SO 20 4n
11

IS
ii 11

u ia
.33

....
.
'. .

:i

4:

l.

Sihuniiii.

35 50
37 15

Djisr Shogr
.

Selge

*Selgovse,

Ayr and
.

Serviodurum, Straubing Servitium, Sertati

.

13

Silarue
!

N
II

is

AS
B

Slid.,
13

N N

Dumfries

.
.

.
.
.

55 10 30
.37

4 20
18 2 43

Sesaretbus

41 3U
\
\

19

il

l.
I

Sosippi, vol Sibi P.,

...'.
Silimnom
I.
. . .

N
41
II

Seli, v. Psylli

Ras Zrbid

14 15
15
II

43

o|e

Solinam, ad, Sclmos, Aosmos Selinunte Thermce . . Seiacca . Selinus, Terra di

.

Dcskfvrd
.

3.)

37

22 39

37 30
)

13

Sessitos FL, Srsca . Sostorrio FL, Stirone Sostianio Are . . Sestiaiue Are, Ca-

M
U
50

8 17
9 55

E
i:

43

5 55

W
tah Silpbio
. .

i>

Pulci

....
;

37 36
|

12 44

marinat
S(

43
13
11

8
12 11

. .

9
12

5\V
ISJE

Selinus, vel Trajanopolis, Silenty .

36 15
)

32 22 22 3 32 30 22 26
22 41 20 SO 27 20 8 31

stinum, Sestino Sostos Sotoia .Est., Dee

.33

Vostitza Se.inus Selinus Fl. Silenty

Fl.,

20
1

26 25 i; 3 10 NV

Silun
tin

and
S

llr,ik-

'

Sellasia Selleis Fl. Se.leis Fl.

....
. . . .
.

38 10 36 30
37
11

Sethrum,

vol Heracleopolis l'arva . Setia, Sezzn . . .

31
II
.32

32
13
16

nock
15!

Sihiv

Ardm m
>
. .

31

Sellete

Sellium Selymbria, vel Eudoaiopolis, Silicri

. .

.... ....

38 39 20
i2
2;>

Setidava, J'osen Setius M., L'ettc Sctovia, Zibietz

f Ardenm
<
.
.

30
23
1,3

.3

Bflva

IS
4!) .33
j

49 41
28

39 43
)

Setoacatum,
Setutanda,
Sevaccs,

11
)

28 18
100
21 25 5

Cham Bmden
Upper
.
I

3 40 19 IS 12 17
7

51

3(J

Silva llcituli
>i \.i

Man
48 30
*,

16

Htm
Silvanevtc
dlini

Semanthini M. Semeros, Bcncyhdcm Seaiiramidis Fossa Semiramidis, vel Strongyle M.,

22
',2 40 35 50

Austrta . . Sevinus L., L.d'Isco

Scxantaprista, Rus-

48
45 45
43 51

13

Augustan
2
Srll/f,

10 26

....
.
.

I'J

1..

40

tehuk
25 47
13

....
. .

Sihia', vol Bahria,

Ki

ujiris

57 45

Sexitanum

Bumbarack Rock
Scmne, Manga I ore Semnoncs, Brandenburg, Lusatia, Sjc.
. . .

Sextie Aquae, Ai.r

5

36 44 43 29
.

75
13 20

\
;

32

)
)

Sempronii Forum, Fussonibrone . Sena Gallica, Sim.

13
j

42 44

12 47
13 14
11

gaglia

....
Siena
I.,
.
.

13

Sextum, ad, Filette Sextain, ad . Sextum, ad . Shamix Sharuhen, v. Shilhim. Shoba, v. Saba, Sabea Shiloh, v. Silo, Seilvm

... ...

15

17

41 5

3 28 5 38 7 11 12 23

Silvium, Ti/cmirh
silviuin,

Garaanomt
I]
)

Simeon Irlh
Simoi-Fl.,.!/, ml, reChili . . . .
|

17

44 50
31 23 31 31 16 50

20 41 35 4

Sena Sena
I.

(Julia),
Fl.,

13 22
33
\ )

Shannon
. .

9 8 18

Shinar, v. Singar . Siambis, v. Sena I.,

/.

32 33

34 31 43 2s 35 16
41 13

Simouias, Simmitk Siinpsiinada . . . Simylla

....
.

55

10.

E
K
;

Siinyra,

Yaniura

35 5G
t

6UUB
*Sina>,

de Sein

48

4 50
2
4.3
5.3

Cambodia

Sena, v. Siambis

de Sein

18
15

3 2

4 50
14 52

Senia,

Segna

Senoncs

....
....
P.,
.
. .

13

45

*Senones, Loiret . Senonia I., Zannone

18

40 58

12 45 3 13 5
2 30

Siata I., Houat Siazuros, But khan ah Sibario, Asmcsnal Siberena, S. Sccc-

47 18 35 16 41 25

and Cochin China Sine, Sinuruiu Motrop

47 5 54

10 51

X
106 41
3.1
i:

Sinarum

ItetropoUfl

rina

.....
Sesippi P.,
.

39 12
14 15

16 57

Sinai >!.,

/mm
.

<7

Tor
23

86

B
I

Sibi, vel

)
i

Senonia, Lugdunensis Quarta .

v.

43 20 44 45
)
\
{

Ras Zebid
thus

43
29 25 35 49 E 8 45 E 7 50 E 15 43 E 8 56 E 34 52 E

Sintathorium Simla
Sinda, ('in Simla- Ie.
.

Sibius, postea Xan^an- i

.
.

*Sensii

27 20

FL,
. .

Jjah Ujc
.

36 40

Sentantiorum
Kibble
.

53 42
10 54

2 55

Chai
Sibora
Sibus,

Sindocanda,
39 4 35 55
51
31 20

Kandi
.

37 30 11 45 8 7 15

.
.

sindomana
Sindua

Sentice, Siete Carre-

ras ) Sentinum, Senfina Sen us Fl Sepeia Sepelaci, Villa Ileal Sepias Pr., Sepias Sepinum, Sepino . Scpomana, (J mago

5 47

Keff

35 40 88
27
]
)

X X X X X X

81

"

1.

22 51
70

Sicambri

43 24
15 37 36 39 55

....

12 48 105 22 46
9

Sicapba . . Sicca Veneria Sicella, vel Ziklag Sichem, v. Neapolis, is,)

Sindns,v. InthusFL, Scinde, or Indus

28
87
27

N
X X X X X

t'l.

36 10
31 32

Singa Singa Fl

Septem

Arae,

Asumar
. .

39 12 41 26 45 24 39 7

23 24 14 30 13 31
7

Nabulus
Sicilia

32 18
37 30 6 34 36 40 37 20 42

35 19

Singames FL, Ingour,

*Singar, vol Sbiiiar Singara, Sinjar . Sing.iras M., Sinjnr
.
.

87 23 42 20 31 (i

37

15

L, Sicily

Sicilibus,

Bousha

SeptemMaria,A.VAs.

ofthePo..
verino

45

12 35
13 10

Sicinos I., Sykino Sico Basilisses . Sicoris FL, Scgre

. .

N N N

14

86 16

II

52

1.

9 53 25 6
37 19 1 12
15 35

N
N N

86 16 N Singidunum, Belgrade 11 3o X Singili, Lqja . . si is in

. .

i;
l"
i:

Singitieufl 8., (J.

Septempeda, S. Sc-

.... Septentrionalis Oceanus ....

Septimancas,
Si. . .
.

43 14
70
41 35

10

Siculum Frctum, Sir. of Messina Sicum, Cas. Vecchia

.

38

Oros
Singofl

....

<>f

in
.

10

x
\

2i

Singonc, Schcmnitz

mancas
Sepyrrus M.

4 52
9 55

Sicyon, Vasilico Sicyon P.

. .
.

SepthnunicioD

Sequana FL, Seine

Sequani Sera

.... Serapium .... Serastere ....

Serbetes Fl., Isscr . Serdica, v. Sardioa,

34 46 32 49 47 34 30 30 27 37 54 36 20

93
1

Sicvone Sida Side

Side,

.... ....
.

...

37

Eski Adalia

6 110 20 31 55 38 19

*Sidene Sidene

E E
E

Sideni,

El Hejaz

3 25iE

Sophia

....

42 35

23 29
18
5

Sidenus FL, Sidin. Sidodone Sidolocum . . Siden, vel Zidon,

.... ....

43 33 N 37 58 X 37 59 N 39 58 \ 38 13 X 36 28 N 36 46 X 40 40 X 40 16 X 24 30 X 40 30 X 26 32 X
47 15

16 20

28 10 lu

is

II

22 22 23 23 23

43 46 30 39

Sinna
Sinna, Koh Ilisor Sinope, Sinub , . Sinoria Sintba, Senna . Sintbus, vol Indus
.

34 33
37
.

14
1

12

89
.

10 SI 26 37 40

U 85 10 X

X X X X X

10

86

1.

II

85
i;

n
3

i:

i.

Fl.,

Indus

28
41

ON
X X X
I

27 38 38 54

20

Sinti

10 15 55 4 5

9 Sinucssa, Mon dragonc 41 40 31 Sioda

18

32

1.

Siparontum
sij)'ia\

47 31 4 21
1
1

i:

E
F.

vol Tiphac,

Serena, Villievo
Sergiopolis, vel
safa,

45 45
35 10 35 11 42 33 30 42 37 10
37 10

ReResafah

N N

Saida

33 33
51 15 37 56 36 24 35 18

N
X
X X

35 23
17 35 23 4 29 16 1 25 26 12 65 23

38 47
37 18 105 87 76 22 24 30 24 30 10 35 18 23 35 17 39
7
2.5

Sidones, Silesia Sidus, Sasaki .

Agioni Si), hire Siphnos I., Siphanto

Sipia
Sipil>oris

.... ....

88 12
1

X
\

37
is

o
13

N
\ N

Seriane, Esrie . . Serica Serici, vel Erodi Ms.

Sidyma, Tortucar
Siga,
.
,

....
....
Uagh

.'11 20 M
1

11
il

...
.
.

Takumbrit Sigsum, Vcni-Shehr 40

. Sigiplosii Sigisa, Zieza . .

Sipontum,
S.

Serinda
Seriphos

,
.

Sigara
.
.

Seriphos, Serpho
I.,

Serphi
.

.
.

30 5 33 40 38 17
41 41 39 10

N N X
X X X X X X

v. Sipus, di Sipaito

86

15

Ml

Sermanicomagus Sermusa Sermyle, Ormelia Scrota, Gradina Serpa, Serpa .

....
.

. .

46 39 1 40 15 45 53 37 5S

Signia, Segni Signs,

Sila,

8 20 1 39 12 59

Sigrium Pr., Sigri

Tcmlouk
Regia Sila
.

Silacenas,

Kapesvar

36 39 10 46 22

25 50 6 50 16 30
17 52

Sippara, I'oory Sippbara, vol PeriBabora SipUS. v. Sipontuin, ,v. flf. di Biponto. Sipylus Mw.
biiinu/ji

83

38 30
11

Sirbituin

....

38
Place.

INDEX.
Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Place.

Lat

Long

No.
ot

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.
of

Map
Sirbonis Ps., Saba-

Map.
Sopianae, Funfkir- ) chen, or Pecs . ) Sor, vel Tyros, Sur . Sora, Sora . . . . Soracte, Kasr Amera Soracte M., S. Oreste Sorsei

Map.

kat Bardowat Sirenusae Iae., Galli

.

31
.

4N 8N 9N 5N 6N
N 6N

33 20
14 28

18

46

40 34

air.c s
Siris,

Slnno

.
.

Seies FL, Sinno . . Sirias Pr., Inje . . Sirmio, Sir mi one . 45 30 N Siriuium,AltSchabacz 44 48 N Siropium, El Ari- ) shiyeh . . . . j 29 4GN Sirpium, CampoSiris, v. Sirrae,

Siris

36 11 16 38 23 33 16 10 35 10 36 19 45

4 19
5 10 5 19
3

33 18 41 45 30 50 42 13 34 25

N N N

18 10 E

15

Strophades
Strofadia,

lac.,

or
.

37 18

21

2E

35 13 E 13 35 E
37 31 E 12 28 E 2
1

N N
N

20 4 23 4
17 11

Stamphane

Sorbiodunum, Old

Sarum
Sornus
Sosicure,

....
. .

51
.

N
N

44 \v

15
17

*Soretanum

12

25 28
14 32

lattaro

41 19

Manapar Sotiatum Oppidum

Soxetra
*Soxotae
Sozopolis, Souzous Sozopolis, v. ApolIonia, Sizeboli . Spalaethra, Meglina
>

Sisalo, v. Sisapo

38 56 SisapoVetus, Aim a den 38 42jN

Sisar, vel

Nova

4 36 4 46

W W
E

44 30 N 9 ION 44 29 27 N 27 40 N

3N

79 E 27 10 E 25 78 E 6 E 67 18 E

25 10 25
13

Struthus Pr., Koraka 37 40 Stryme Strynion FL, Stro41 ma, or Kara Su Strymonicus Sinus, j 40 Contessa . . \ Stubera, v. Stymbara. 41 52 Stucia FL, Dovey . 45 SturaFl
) \ . .

22 54

23 4IE 25 36 E

30 30
18
15

23 20

E
E

X X
X

24 10
21 19 4 5
7

3),X

29

*Sturii,

Drcnt and
.
.

52 45
58
14
51

6 30 50
2-1

37 SljN

53 40 E 30 36 E
27 46

24 24 19
10
8 15
15
7

Overyssel . . Sturius FL, Stour

Usar
.

Fl.,
.
.

Zwouah
Sitace,

36 iOIN
37

4
9 40 16 26

42
)
. .

25N

Sisara Ps., Benzert Siscia, Sziszek . .

ION

Akbara . Sitacus Fl., Jaryah

.

45 28 |N 33 45 N
28 15 40 5

E E

44 lolE
51 45JE

*Sithonia Sitifis, Setif

....
.

Sitomagus,

If-'oolpit

35 58 52 13 02

23 50 5 9 52 12 10

E E E

*Sitones et Hilleriones, v. Suioncs

39 12 43 30 . 44 58 Sparta, v. Lacedaemon 37 Spartarius Campus, \ 38 30 in Valencia . . ) Spartolus, Borunee 40 15

Spalatium, Spalatro Spaneta, Sassnrille

N N N
N N N
N

6N

23 16 16 30 19 30 22 26
40

E E E E E

51 Sturnium, Stornazza. 40 Stymphalus . . . . 37 38 Styra, Stonra . . . Styx FL, Mairo Ncria 38 Suana, Soana . . . 42

E E

18 17 28

E
i.

13

24 1"'E 22 15 E
11 37
1 !

44

Suanitae, N. Lorn-

)
J

46

W
E

16
10

Ft

23 16 E
81 15

*Sitoncs

....
....
.

Siuel, vel Suel . . Sizara, vel Laussa,

60 36 35
35 IS

Spatana, Trincomalec Spautes, v. Martia-

8 40 37 30

25

4 39
36 35
108 23 38 34 45 22 30
27 11

nes L., yeh

Urumi-

45 30
8 23

E
E E E E E E E E E E E
E

24
17

bardy . . . . Suardones, Pomerania Suasa, C. Leone . Suastus, v. Choaspes FL, Cabul . . Subanna Sublacensis Via Sublaqucum, Subiaco

9 45
14

E E

....

53 30
43
3.3

0
0E

12 55 70

34 30 32 42 41 54 41 5i, 46 40 41 20 34 23 31 14 32 38 i3 38 41 50
12 15

....
. .

71 O! 13 15

Kalat Scijar Sizyges Skambonidae Smaragdus

53 38 2 21 15

Speculum Speculum Persei

|

Smenus FL,
vrysi

1'urko-

:)' 36 44
38 24

E E
E

Smyrna
Smyrnseus, vel Ilcrmaeus S., G. of

33 30

26 45

E
23

Smyrna

. . . . 33 50 . . 31 36 Spelunca, Sperlonga . 41 16 Speluncas, ad, Grot- } 40 45 ta Bossa . , . ] Spercbiae 38 55 SpercbiusFL, Hellada 38 55 Sphaeria I., Poros . . 37 30 Spbagia, vel Sphac- ) 36 56

N N N N N N
N

31 11 13 28
17 47

18

Subsabione, Clausen Subur, San Boy .

4
5 8

Subur Subur FL, Seb.u

Subututtu Subuzates Subzupaia
'Succosii
. . .

...
. .

22 3 22 5 23 29
21 41

8
7 7 7

Succorum Angustiae

teria,

Sphayia

*Smyrnophoros K'gio Exterior, El

Spbettus
17 50
\
>

53 45

Spielis

37 46 34 45
.

N N
N

....

23 57 35 56
12 16 12 19

Hadramaut Smymophoros tioros Re Kegio Interior, ;erior, El

.

Spina, Longastrino
21 25

44 35 44 35
37 46 42 45 30 20

N
N

21 3
3
7

Succoth, Sukhat Sucro, Sueco . Sucronensis S. .

.
.
.

35 32 39 39
)
)
. .

30 30
11

35 32
15

30 14

Sudeti, v. Hercynii

43
37 29 46 50

Spineticum 0?t., v. Vatreni P., Po. di

Ms.,

Erz Gebirge
.

50 45
36 35

0E

Suel, vel Siuel

4 39

Hejaz
Soaca
.

Primaro
26 14 43 20 38 15
22 38 42 32
Stabaei
Stabiae,

Soana

Fl,

Spirseum Pr. . . Spoletium, Spoleto

.

N
N

Soandus, Sowanli: dereh Soara .

Soatra, Tusun Soatrae *Sobidae

34 58
79 5 33 21 27 39 55 55

Castel-a.
.

50
21

Mare
Stabula

Uyuk

J
. .

40 42
47 49 41 28 40 34

56 30

Stabulum

Novum

Socanda, v. Sarnius FL, Altnick . . Sochchor Socho, Shuweikeh .

37 45
17 2 31 41

Stagirus Stailucum, v. Quadrata, Sziget . .

Stanecli,
*Statielli,

1
)
.

47 46

N N N N N N
N

23 11 E 12 43 E 54 30 E
14 31
7
1

4 24 4
13 16
10

42 5 Suero FL, Jucar . . 39 13 SuessaAurunca, Sessa 41 15 41 21 Suessa Pometia . 49 20 *Suessiones, Aisne 41 Suessula, Scssola

Suemus FL, Derbend

26 40
1

W E W

13 52! 13 6iE 3 20 E 14 25 E

34 E 20 E 23 48 E
17 27

Sochus
Socoh, Es Shuweikeh *Sogdi, Moult an . .

36 50 31 25 28

45 45 34 59 36 34 35 4 69
68
68 57 105 10 57 9 25
16 15 18 15

Ulog

43 38

Statiellae Aquae,

Acqui 44 42 in Piedmont 44 45
40 23
42 46 38 45

N N
N

18 29 8 31 8 45
18 20
11 38 18 50

Sogdiana, Great Bucharia, Sjc.

39 30
27 36 36 43 48 44 20

Sogdorum
Solana

....
. .

Itegia

Solaria, Campi . Solaria, ad, Cava Solentii Ise.,Zirona,

Statio Miltopae, T. S. Cataldo . . Statonia, Castro . Statuas, ad, Vctle . . Statuas, ad . Stenae, Bothenthurm. Stenon, vel Psilum \

E E E E E
E E

15
15

*Sucvi, Mechlen -.)' burgh, c. . Sufasar, Meriga Sufes, Esbibah . . Sufetula, Sbcitla .

52 36 18 35 23 35 41 11 35

12 45
2

o'e

9 9

6E
1SE

3
3

Sugidava, Satanoi Suia Suindinum, postea

27 36lE 25 17

Cenomani,

Mans
Suinus

....
Salinus
]
)

Le

48
.

BE

...

33 32 54 36

N X N N N

4
15 16 10

Fl.,

42 29 62
7

23 24 11 29 40 26 10 22 22 2 34 29 7 22 36 10 24 14 20 22 47 21 52 6 20
5 20

*Suiones, v. Hilleviones et Sitones

Sullia Pr., C. 5. Sulis Sullectis, Bourj

0E 0E
24 36'E 3 1
11

E E
E

Paul 35
Sa.

47 56

Ostium, Soulineh

SfC

':}
. .

43 25

Mth

45 20 40 50
37 15 37 16 41 50

10 10
7

lectah

35 28
j
1
]
.

0|E
18

Soletum, Soleto Soli, Solea .

Soli,

40 12 35 11 36 45
48 21 48 25 39 20 32 30

33

posteaPompei
. . .

opolis, Mezetli

34 32
8 44

Stentoris Palus . . . Stenyclaricus Camp. . Stenyclarus Stephane, Estifan . Stereontium, Stein/art

.

N
N
N X

....

E
E E E E

Sulloniacae, ley Hill

Brock.

51 37

Solicinium, Sulz Solimariaca . .

5 45 24
5

Solimnia
gonisi

I.,

Pela-

Solis M., vel Solois Pr., V. Cantin ".) Solis P. . . .

9 20 82 20 58 11 53 12 25
13 34

Solium

Solona, Citta di Sole . Solonius Campus . . Soluntum, C. di So- ) 38 Innto . . . . J Solygia 37 50

40 38 48 N 44 12 N 41 43JN
7

52 7 Stipbane Palus . . . 40 54 Stiria 37 54 Stiriate, Strechan , 47 30 . Stlris 38 23 Stobi 41 9 Stoecbades Iae., Hieres 43 Stcechades Iae. Minores, Batoneau, 43 14

N
N X

19 14 19
7

Sulmo, Sulmone . Sulmo, Sermoneta Sumere, Samareh . Sumetia

42 1 41 34 34 12 37 30

X N N X

13 57 'E 13 0|E

43 50iE 22 19JE
11 14

E
E

Summontorium,
Schrobenhausen
.

X N
X

15
8 10

48 34 46 16

E
E

SummusL., Samolico

9 24
7 15

Summus
Gr.
S.

Penninus,

X X X X
X

E
E E E E E

13 13

Bernard

45 55 42 42 43 50 50 N IliN 25 N
J

Summus Pyrenaeus
Suna, Nerola . Sunda, Santona
*Sunici
. .

40 kv
12 47 E 3 23 \V 6 O'E 24 3 E 24 2 E 13 45

$c Stomahmne
*Stoni,

.
.

. .

4N

Tyrol

Solymi

Montes, Takhtalu . Sontia, Sansa .

.

36
.

Sontius FL, Isonzo Sonus, v. Andonadus FL, Sone . *Sophanitae, El Ye.

40 46
)
)

N 30 N 14! N
0|N

23

30 30
15 34 13 40

Stragona, Dresden Strapellum, Bapolla Stratisburgum, olim Argentora,

turn, Strasbourg Stratonicaea, Eski-

36 46 50 40

46
13

59 58

27 1 10 40 13 48 15 43
7 44

9
15 14

Sunium Sunium

.... ....

30;N

5 13 19
8 15 14 15
5

48 34
) )

5)
37 19
.

X
X X
X

E E E
E E
E

Pr., Colonna Superequum, C. Vo Subequo . . . Suppara Sura

37 40lN 37 39

42

....

19 40
18

83

hisar

28

men

]
)

5'N

44 55 40 30 22 49 45

*Sophene Sophon L., Sabanja Sopbtba I., Kharak

....

38 30 X 40 41 N 29 15|N

Stratus, Pi.rta . . . Stravianae, Nashiczce. Strevinta, Jdgendorf Strido, Strido . . . Strongylel., Stromboli

Strophades

....

38 45 49 46 38 32

41

21 20
18 1 17 41 16 27 15 13

30 59
31

Sura, Souram . . Sura, v. v. Ura, tycn 35 50 uia, ion/ Suriych Sura Thapsacus, inapsacus, v. v, } 35 55 Thipsach )sach, q. et

18 25 32 2 12 6

73

N N

44 44 43 58 38 49
39
7

E
E

X X
X

37

43 40

E E

22

Ampbipolis ibipolis . . ) 36 35 Suragana Surrentum, Sorrento. 40 38 40 35 Surta

....

68 28 14 25 42

UPB

INDEX.
Lat

Long.

of

Place.

Lat

Mu|

Long.

nr.

Lat.

Susan, Shtis *Susiana

Susa,
v.

....
. .
.

32 3 31 30
)

Susiana, v. Persicae

Pyto

31 20

N X N
N X
X

48 14 48
51 32

i:

24

Xagm
Tagaat

vol

Tapa-,

E
E

24

Bostam
,

... M
(
'.

27

55
B
4".

E
1:

24
14 4

Tajeilt

Tagoda

Susudata, Berlin . Sutrium, Sutri . Suzaci Extrema, Syagros

....
.
,

52 30 42 14 28 20
15 30

....
.

13 28 F 12 9 R 52 30 V.

Tagrufl M., Junto

Tagua

l'i

Yqjo
v.

24

Taixalo: urn,

86 13 X 42 N 39 2o N 39 40 N
1

26

11 1.

i
>

11

Tai 2
!

1
1

\
\

Roe Fartak

X
N
X X

52 15

23
5

zolum

l'r.,

Kin.
.

tutiroVa llrf.

w
.

un,
.

11

40 8 32 2() 39 43 Sycurium . . . . 30 Sydri Sydrua, Hyderabad . 25 25 36 16 Syedra Syene, Es Souan . . 24 7 N Symiotbus, lleyalbuto 37 35 X 36 35 X Byrne I., Sgmi . . Synnaus, Simaid . . 39 5 X 38 44 X Synnada Bypbamm, M. Alto . 39 21 X 40 53 X Syracellffi . . . .

Sybaris . . . Sybarita Sybota, Sivota . . Sybota la?., Sicota Byca?, 1'era . . . Syce Sycei

39 35 39 39

41
14

16 31 K 24 3d K

9
8 8 10
17

Tab, vol Tbelepto, Feriana

. .

\
N

31 40

8 35

1.

23 23

X
N X X X X X X N

3 41 31 55

20 15 K 20 14 R 28 59
!;

Talabrioa, v.I.ibora,

Sycbar

25 o K 31 37 R 35 22 R

19 20
8

R R 11 40 R 27 53 R
16 55

22 64 68 32 32

34 30 20

R
!:

24

v. A.bnra, Tula\ vera rfe la J[,ina ) Talabriga . . . . Taladusii . . . . Tuleton M., Mahryno. Talia, Golubtntxe . . Tahnis, Katabshe .

39 59
10
16

4 52

w
\\
1.

errat

nm

\
1

34 86 41 31
-

N 50 N 57 N

8 33

i:

86
22 11 32 1
1

II
1.

N
N

1.

25
19 18 5 9 19
19

*Talxai, shire

Aberdeen-

) t

57

Ifl

30

*
I!
1.

Tumagani, Amarante 41 14 X Tamala, v. Toniila,

1'ersitim
17 30
.
. ,

uiiv

1.,

Tartu
. .

11

l'

29 5 K 30 50 R
16
14

Tamala PL, Pertom Tamala Pr., A" grau

TamallcniTurr.,^V. meleen

16 30
10
(1

X X
N

95 10

nut

Syracene

Syracusae, Siracusa Nyrastra, Arrys'r . Syrastrene, Catch . Syria? Pylae, Beilan

.
. .

37 3 37 23 20

X X

26 50 57 R
15 17 R 71 R

R K

M M
4

60 26

Tarnana, T.mii una Triunt:

/
.
.

\
2 II
I

5 10 24
5

....
.

33 30
.

9 12
8 8 30 4 10

I-

inaa
Iarnt
1

1.

Tamara, Tamerton

Tamara

Ft.,

Tambre
1

50 26 42 55 N

W w

L Tare Tanw ohm n-i^, 2 <>.

lo
1

23 20 36 27
41 5G

X
X X
X

70

R
7

25 25
19

Pass,

or

Tut an

....
.

Sakal

36
25 50

R
E E
E E
E

Tamari Ost, J'/y50 2o N mouth Sound Tamarus FL, Tamaro 41 15 N Tamarus FL, Tamar. 50 40 \
\

rasti

11

V
1.

Tarridum,

\.i

Tarvisi nun. Tax

Taivi-iuiii, 1
1.

Tamascaltin
5

Syrnota, Stanimtak

Syro-Media . . Syros, Syra . . Syros I., Syra . . Syrtis Major, Djoon al Kabrit . . . Syrtis Minor, G. of

33 30 37 26 37 25 32 34

X N
X X X

24 56 24- 55 18
11

10 24 9 9
17

I'amasidava
Tainosis,

.... ....
.

14 38 4 20

I-

13
11

1.

larycbiss

30 54 N 4 26 N
.

12 20

uriat
ora,

....
.\iMng
!

Li'.,

.//

1
1

oli

Tamea, Braemar Cas.

Halllnu.

57

ford

"
.

51 35
I

X X
N
N

28 11 3 26
1

!
\\

1 t

s'/"'".'/

Tanicsis, v.

Tamissa
.
,

Khabs
Sythas

....

E
E

17
7

FL, Thames Tamiathis, Damietta

the

51 30 31 25 51 30

^
1:

31 51
1

Tamissa Mat., M.ofi

Tasbalta Taociaca Taao))inm . . . Taslai be Tathyria, Gottrntm

10
1 .

k
1.

21

12
i

1-1.,

Trikalino 38

22 34

Thames

Tamnum
Tamonti,

45 30

Abu Giryeh
. . .
.

T.

Tamagadi
35 15

Tamus PL, Meduay

Taanach, Taanuk
Tab, vol Agradates FL, Jerahi . .
Tabae, Tavi Tabic
.

32 31

30 40
37 35 1 31 10 15 37 17

49 30
14 25 53 58 51 30 28 50 75
11 39

E E
E

Tamynae Tamyras PL, Nahr

ed

28 31 35 35 \ 51 10 N 38 22 N

X X X

Tattea

1'-.,

Koch,

49 30 53
6 2N 15

w
E E
\\

h<Mir,i>r'l c-- huli

40
\

X
X

33 30
19

E
:

Tauciana
Taulantii
. . .
.

10

Taunus Mons, Die

H'oht
. .

15

| \

8 20

23 56 35 32
15 23

E
1-

Taum,

ad,

Damur

33 42
. .

Tanager FL, Negro

Tanagra, Gramada Tanais Fl

Tabae Pr Tabaea, Daras

E E
E E E E E E

Tanaramusa

....
.

Tabasi, W. Berar Tabcllaria, Castcllaeio

20 40
16
J42

Tanarus FL, Tanaro

Tanis, Tounen . Tanis, vel Sals, vol
.

40 30 X 38 18 X 48 X 36 25 N 41 i>;) X
27 47 N

buiyh Tauraaram, Tauran

Tanri Aqnce, Bagno Tauriana, IravioHO Taorka CberBonestu
Taurini, Piedmont Tauroontmn Tauiomonium, Taormina
. . . .
.

....

Tui.s-

52 30
41
4
4

23 35 42
2 25 8 25

E
i-:

42 38
15
11

X X

11

41

15 51

K E

....
.
.

30 47
31 55

E R E E

13

10

X X
15

Tabenna

I.

Tabernae, Sarernc Tabernae Tabernae

.... .... Tabiene ....

el

Tabor M., J.

Tur

Tabraca, Tabarkah rabuda FL, Scheldt

I'abudis,

Al Fylh
.
.

Tabunagdi . Taburnus M., Tabitr/m Tacilya, Tuhu.sh

4JX 14|X 2o!x |32 42|X 36 55 N 51 40 X 33 35 N 30 10 X

,41
1

26 48 49 35 33

11

44

N X

32 23 7 22 8 9 6 7 55 35 2 8 40 3 40 6 24 11 40

Zoan, San . Taniticum, v. Saiti. .

30 58

37 49

18

W
E E E E

cum

Ost.,

Fount

31 10 N

32 25
10 27

E
E
1.

Taurominius, \i 1 Onobalua PL, Aleantara

. . . .

\->

in
1.

E E

Out Faradjen Tannetum, 2'aneto Tanuitae, El Ng\ d Tanus Fl

44 47
7 24 37 27 "

X
X
N

Taurunmn Taurus Mons

Pr., C. el

.
.

. .

35
16

43 45 22 40

Taurus,T.Xipbomaa
Tautico Tava. Tanta

Taoce Pr., Core Rohilla

....
. .

14 30
7

37

24
3

E E
E

Taoccne Taochi

.... ....
. .

29

50 42
51 40 44 3o 44 23

Taochir, Ft. Tsalka Tape, vel Tagae,

29 N 40 50 N 41 29 X

E E E E
E E

.....
. .

Vroee

X
\

IS
'.1

17

I!

3s
1

i; 1:

i:
1

II

Tftvi .i:>ti;ar.,

Mth.
.

of the Taviuin,

Tag
)

2
.
.
\

uz-kat

Tacape, Kltabs

33 55 30 35
38 31
I

10

Bostam
Tapage
lae

36 27
11 30
(
\

55 49

facasarta, Abovke-

cheid Tacbasara, Tabreez Tachorsae . . . Tacola

....

32

9
20
12

Tacona

.... ....
.

8 10

Tacorei, Thibet Tacosanna FL,

28 44 28 20
)

46 25 98 30 83
83

E E E
E E E E E

....
....
.

X
N

Tavium, ad Tavru PL, Toy Taxiana I. .

. .

....
,

.;

10
31

1:

\s

. .

17 \Y

Taphise, v. Teleboae

38 35

20 50 E
21 42 E

TapbiassusM., Kako

30 50

Skala

38 23
23 38 38 45 34 30 43 38
13

Tapbis, Tafa

X X
N X X X

Taxila, Attack . . Taygetua M. Toanum (Apulum),

.

72 is 22 17
ii

I.

1,

Cirid'tte

...
\
( .
t

is

a
1.

Taphos
Taplnae

I.,

Mega nisi
.

Avacan

20
!

laphos, Taphio

Tacua FL, Taggia

Tacubis, Thomar . Tader, vol Terebus
)
j

43 55 39 37
33 26

7 52

Taphrura
-

.... ....

8 21 2
37 55

^
E E E

FL, Scgura Tad in or,v. Palmyra,

Turf m or
.
.'

34

OX
X
X
I

Taposiris, Abousir Taposii is Parva, 1 Abovkir Gas. . . j Taprobana, v. Salice )

I.

50 50 55

32 20 20 33

40
47

22 50

E E E

Toanum

(Sidici-

E
E E
I!

10 41 29 32

num), Tea no Teate (A|)idum), . Chieta /'a. . Tcate (Marrucinorum), Chieti

Teoelia,
.

) j

15
11

I
s

j
. \

TeeUenbwrg
,

i;x

31 15

. . .
.

Ceylon
. .

8
,

N N
X

30
81 51

looinon . . . . Teooa, vol Thooua,

HX

15

E
1

.
.

. .

Tadnos Fons

Taduttis, Tattubt
. .

27 10 35 32

33 37 6 10 22 29

Tapun

35 10

E
E

Tekua TeetoaagM
Tega

....
. .

19
.

Taras, v. Tarentum,

)
)

Taenarium, Kosagcnianika .

)
f

^36 27 'n
I

Tar auto Tarasco, Tarascon

. . .

40 28
43 46 32 28
13 40

Tasnarum
tapan
laenia
.

Pr.,
.

Ma. .

)
\

36 23 36 33
31
7

...... Tenia, Fat/am

.

Tamarum M., Sangia

Tagabd, T'ubukah

35 19 '31 32

N X X X X

22 30
22 27 29 51
4 55

E
E E

Tarbacana
*Tarbelli,

...
G
.

X X
X X

17 15

30
1

X X
X
N

Tegeaj Patee Epioko/>i

.

4 40 E 64 57 E
1

j
.

Landes
S..

15 \v

Togianum, Diane Teglanum, ad, Talma

Teglicium, legna, Tain
Vetet nirzi
.
.
.

is

'.

Tarentinus

Go'.

di Taranto

40

N
X

17 15
17

E
1:

\
N 9

34 43

Tarentum, v. Taras, Taranto . . .

40 28

Tegyra
15

Tcicbos, Ko. Kaiogria

21

21

40
Place.

INDEX.
Lat.

Long.

Place.

Lat

Long

No.
ol

Place.

Lat.

i Long.
|

No.
,

Map
Telamonius Portus,
)

Map
Thalamic
*Thalassii

Mnp.

Tulamone
Iae

42 32
> )

11 10

....
.

37

Thalamic, Platza
. .
.

Teleboac, v. Taphiae

38 35
j

20 50
41 45 14 24

. .
.

. .
.

Thamalites

42 Tellonum 44 Telmissus, Makri . . 36 Telo Martius, Toulon 43 Telonius FL, Turano 42 Telos I., Piscopia . . 36 Temathca M., Ly36

Tclcboas FL, Karasu. . . Tele-ia, Telese . Telcthrius M., Ploko. Telis FL, Tech . . .

38 40'N
41 12 38 53

Thamar

Fl.

36 34 25 23
31

6 47

N N

50 30 25
*

N
N N N N N N N
N

Thamara, Kurnub

23 11
3
1

Thamara

....
.
.
.

22 5 22 20 3 40 85 30 57 58 35

7 7

Theras Chorion, vel

Aulaei

Tichos,

42
10

ON

28
104 30

10

17

40 20 35 6
26

ThamiditSB, El Ileja

32 32 26 15
16

Thamontlocana.

29
5

Thamusida
1'hanatos
I.,

Thanet
.
.

13 27 25 21 52

Thanuthis

.
.

.
.

Thappuach

34 10 51 20 30 8 32 17
36 20

N N

46 3 37 40 1 40 6 23 1 20 25 48
35
2

25 23 20 22 23
1

Akhteboli . . . Thoriodes, vel Fe rinus S. . .

ON
N

Therma
ses,

....
)
.

25
19
5

39 42
)

Thermae Himeren'Lermini
. .

34 48

37 57.N
j

13 44|E
13 6

Thermae Selinuntae,
Sciacca
.

17 11
17

37 30

N
N

Thermeicus
loniki
.

S.,
.

Sa|

40 10
37 21 10

23
22 57 20 20
37
21 35

10

20 21

Therme, post ThesSdlonica,Sa!oniki ) 40 Thcrmidara, Diakovo 43 Thermodon FL, ) 41 Tcriueh . . . Thermon, Vrachori 38 Thermopylae 38
|
ji

kodhimo

56

.
.

Thapsacus, v. Orontes FL, Nabr el

35 40

Temenium

Temesa, vel Tempsa Temila, vel Tamala,

. Persaim Temnus, Menimen
.

37 36 39 6
17 30

22 45 16 10

Asy
Thapsacus,
such.,

95 10
27 6 22 35 9 12
16 10
8 10

hipv. Sura, q.
'I

35 55
37 10

N N

39
15 15
1

22

et

Amph

polis
. .

40 48

*Tempe . Templum, ad Tempsa, v. Temesa

.

....
West.

38 35 39 53 33 28 39 6
50 40 37 47

Thapsus,

Pto. del
\ .

Thespiae,

Eremo
.
. . .

22 30

.'!'

Bag noli

*Tencteri,

phalia
Teiica,

....
.

Thapsus v. Tipasa, Tennez . . Thapsus (ruins) .

.

\
)

36 30
35 35 5 40
1

20
l

Kustro . Thesprotia
Thesprotia
S.

38 18 39 30

23 10 20 30 20 28 22 15 22 22 57
21 30

S.,
.

P.
.

11
2

Giovanni

\
.

39 15
39 30 3D 20

Thar,

v.

Ithar

Ktenia Tenebris P., G.

.

22 53 50
55 8 20 26 25 14 25 15

die
.

Ampolla Tenebrium

40 46 40 43
47 40 39 48
37 37 37 36
)

Pr.,

C.
.
.

. Tortosa . Tenedo, Thiengen Tencdos I. . .

Tharra Tharsa Thasbrata . . Thasos I., Thaso Thasos, Thaso

.

.... ....
.

.50 12

45

04 15
37 18

37 33 31 28

. .

Thatesus Thauane, Dumgoot

....
.
.

40 40 40 46

Tenos

I.,

Tino

Thauba
ba^eh

4U 18 16 32 30 30
30 36 39 9 39 18
41

10 31 42 35

26 24 24 30 52

35 40 42

*Thessalia . . . *Thessa:iotis . . Thessalonica, prius Therme, Saloniki Thestia

]
\

40 37 38 42 39 18

Theuma
Theveste, Tipsa Tevesa
\

22
8 9

35 20

Thia
Thiagole Ps. Thiar
Tliiges,

Tenos, Castro . . Tentyra,v. Tentyris,

Thaubastum,

Dendera
Teos

26 10
)

32 41 26 50 38 31

....
.

Ha.

31 49 22 14 23 16 35 23 19 27 5

...
.
.

Thaumaci, Thomoko

38 10
1

Thaumacia
Theava
Thcbie
Thebae,

Tephnice, vel Nico-

Devriki Terabdon S., Sontneany B. . . .

polis,

39 26 25

Theboe, Thiva

66
18 50
18 20

.... ....
. .
.

Teghous Thilaticomum .
Thiltauri

38 18 39 40
21 58

near Ras
.
.

Teracatriae,

gary

....

Hun-

48 15 42 51
38 26
33 22 ',0 24 30 24 'N 45 40 ,N

Hartebah

38 59

Thebae, v. Diospolis

Thilutha *Thimanei, El Nejed Thimonepsi, near Benisoucf . . Thinoe

Thintis

40 9 45 30 37 53 33 34 33 58 36 20 34 12 27 30
29
10 31 37 32 26 38
8

39 50 28 40
57 8 30 36 19 37 31

41 56

45
31 18

E
|

Terbunia, Terbigne Terebus, vel Tader FL, Scgura . . Teredata Teredon, v. Diridotis. Terenuthis, Terrane Tergeste, Trieste . Tergestinus S., G. 1 di Trieste . . ) Tergolape, )
.

Magna, Karnak, Luxor, Mcdinet Abu, $c. . .

.

25 45

32 43

....
. . .

50
41

Thirmida, Thimida Thirz a, Tersa . .

This, El Arabat Thisbe, Kakosia T: izibi M. . .
Iae

10

23
10 15

.
.

43 30 47 29 30 53 13 49
13 25 13 39
15

Thebae Phthioticae,

Aias

....
. . . . . .
.

39 18
27 34

22 45 30 54
46 33. 10 6 1 35 20 15 24 39 50 35 14
21 54

Thebaica Phylace, j Tarout es Sliervef

30 20
)

106 40 21 55 9 50 35 27 32 10 22 59 13
21 10

Thoae, v. Echinades

45 35

Schwannstadt Terineus, v. Hippo.

48

4N

Thebarga . rhebelami Thebez, Tubas

l'hebunte

....
.

ThechesM.
j
>

33 30 32 32 40
)

50 40 24
3

33 20
}

Tnoana,

Thornia Thoantium Prom., Pernice . .

v.

30 45 35 25 26 27
37 44 37 44 37 9
.

35 43
27 14

30

Thomu
rico

....

31 53 24
5

nate

S.,

Go.
.

di.
.
.

Sa.
. .

38 55'N
.

16 16 12 15 11 7 2 25 30 47
7

l'hecua, vel Tecoa,

Eufemia Terina, Nocera

Terias
Fl.,

Tekua
39

....')
I.,
.

31 39

ThoricumPr., Tho
Thoricus Thorn.ix

8'N

I'heganussa
iieiiko
.

Ve.
.

Terioli,

Lentini Tyrol .
.

. .

37 18

46 44

N N

36 42
37 29 39 32 38 10 42 48 43 4

Termes
Termessas
. . .
.

41 31JN 37

Testona, Moncaglicri. 44 Testrina, Ca. Tomasa 42 45 IVtellus, BaiteVa . . Tctraphylia . . . . 39 Tetrapolis . . . . 38 Tttricus Mons, M. 42 della Sib ilia . . Tetrisias, v. Tiriza 43 Acra, Calagriah \

59 N 22 36 IN
16
;

UN
8N

45

.... lheium .... Thelbalane Ihelbis ....

Theisoa
.

....
. . .

22

21 17 41 36

Thoronus I., Fa7io Thome, Vari .

13 16 10 3 21 27|E

23 58 13 15

55
22

E E

Theleba, Tarki . Thelcda, v. Tolmedissa Thelepte, v. Tula, Fei iana 1 . . . Thella

47 50 47 43
37 9

Ihospis, Felasgerd Thospitis Thospitis L. . .

....

35

Thoum, Zoamen
Thracia Thraustus . . Thria Thriasius Campus

39 50 37 50 27 55 38 23 38 22 30 24 41 40
37 47

34 40
31 31

8 35

28 30

E
E
E E E E E

Teuchra, vel Teuchira,

Taukra
. .
.

j
.
.

32 32
.
.

20 35'E
5 23 21 21 21 18

Teudurum

Teumessus . . Teuthea, Ap. Akhaia TeutbeasFL . . . Teuthoa Fl Teutoburgium, Czusza Tcuthrone . . .

.

51 4'N 38 22 N

54 36
37

24|E

Thelmenissus . . Taelphusa . . . Thenteos *Themi, El Ahsa . *Themi, El Nejed Themiscyra, Ther-

....
.

36 35 37 43
31 12 26 30 25 25
41 11

34 45 36 24 21 53 12 30 49 25 46 35

38 38

4 6

24 4 e 22 26| 19 20 23 48 56 47 41 29 41 30 31 43 26 21 46 23 35 23 35

Throana
Throana, Patani
.

47 30 8 10

Throasca, Koorandub 26 14

Thronium
Thubida,
v.

...
.

. .

Obcidia
) }

38 47 36 10 35 15
61

114 100 59 22 40

25 45 42 59

38

5JN 4,N 37 40iN

<8

meh
Thenae
Thenae,

36 59
25
10 39 13

Thubuna,
Thule

....
.

Thuburna, Tubnah
vel

4 47
2

45 42 |N 36 37JN TeuilussaL, Limonia 36 15 N Teutones, Uker- i 53

54 50 22 30 27 45 14

Al Sfacus . Thenadassa . . . Thennesus . .

Theodocia, barton

35 34 32 31

15

46
12 13

Thumata

Thumna
Thurea, vel Anthea Thurifera Kegio,
.

23 20 18 28
37
7
)
\

32

mark, $c.

o|e

....
.

Dum.

44 1 45 47 22 4
57 15 16 25

55 57
59 23" 14

4 34
21 12 35 5

) .

Thaabeni, El Jebel

JO

1.)

Thabatha
.

31 23

42 33 Thabilaca . . . Thabudis, v. Tabidium 20 33 24 Thacona *Thaebani, Anezeh 26 50 Tribe

43 30! 34 30'E 47 56 E
9 30| E

Theodoria Theodosia

...
.
. )

Oman
pia,

23 39 40
.

Thurii, postea Co-

50

Orio

j
)

.
. .

. .
.

Theodosiopolis,Z>ei'r

Abou Hennis

27 46
\
t

31

Thuris, Taas Thyamis Pr.

13 40

39 40 38 38 38 34
41 37 37 37

Theodosiopolis, vel

43 23
42 15

.... Thaema, Teymek Thagora .... Thagora, Tingoram Thagulii .... Thagurus M. Thalalati .... Thalamic ....
.

20 50 37 30

4 45 30 13
41
31 48 37 .32

40 15 106 105 20
17 30

E E E E E
E E E E

Resaina . . . Theon Soteron P., Souakin . . . Theouprosopon Pr.,

lias csh

36 42
19 10

39 59
37 15

ThyamisFL, Kalamas 39 40

44 5 20 11 20 30
21 15 27 5S 31 32 6 26 28 5 22 6

Thyamus M.

. .
.

47

]
)
)

Thyatira, Ak-hisar
.

Shukah

34 19

35 40 25 25 23 41 20 52 22 29

Thera Insula, Santorin

....
.

36 25 39 56 42 12
37

Thymbrium, I akli Thymiatcrium Thynias Pr., Ainada. Thyrteum . . . .

.
.

53 25 43
51

31

Thyrea

110 12 4fl 21 41

Therambus Theranda
Therapne

. . .

. .

Thyrcalis Sinus

.
.

Thyreum
Thyrides
Iae.,

21 24 38 52 N Itenesta 36 25 IN
.
.

22 22 20 22

45 46 59 26

INDEX.
l'li.ce.

11

Lat.

Lony

No. of

Place.

Map

rurc.

Map
TitaruaM.,<Soranfa Poros

Tby rides
Tbyssus

Pr.,

....
. . .

G rosso
.
.

Map
41
rraii-niMi,',

Tiarantus Fl.

Tiasum, Data
Tibareni
Tiberias,
Tibilis
.

36 40 46 43

28
10 10 58

22 2*2 24 16 27 35

26

9 10 10
19

....
.
. .
.

IN

Tithorea, f'elitza

38 35
i

Tithronium
cli

Tubariyeh
. .

TiberisFl.
Tibiscus

....
) )
. . .
.

40 32 41 36 45 46

45 48 48
20
37

37 55

Titiensis Vicoa, Siin ii')

. . .
. .

rranopara
43 56
\

.... ....

10
11.

81

11

35 34 12 18
7

20

12 15
e 3 51

n
'.

10
1

1.

7
\'J

4
17

Tittheion

If.

21 15

10
1(1

Tituleia, lllescaa Titulos, ad . .

.
.

40

Tr.uiM
23

Tibiscus, v. Pathis-

sus Fl., Theiss Tibur, Tivoli . Tiburtina Via .

Tichilla,

20 10
12 46 12 35 9 28 22 10 8 58 8 45

Tityrtu
1

Pr.,

S
.
.

Tium, PilioB
Tiviacum,
Tlos,

u
i

10
.

li
i
,

last our

Ticbium

....
Mad.

Ticinus, Ticino

Ticinus FL, Tesino Tierna, Alt Orsova

Tifata Mons,

50 55 20 29 46 20 45 29 44 44
41 41 36 38 41
5

OUmboka
.
.

89 29

82 1. :: ::\:

4
17

Deuoar Tmolus M., Bouz

22 25
14 20 14 33 12 23

8 15 3 10 i

Dagh

38 11
51 45
51 55
I

M.

\1

UN

Tobii Ostia, Ms. of the Tony

.

8
Treimil:.

Tobias EL, Toxnj

daloni

....
. .

Tifemum
in

41 37

Tifcrnum Metaurcnse, S. Angclo

Toga Tolbiacum Tok'tum, Toh do Toliatis I., Sheppey

ow
.

4 17

4
.

...
.

43 39

Vado

Tolistoboii . . . Tollegata, Talgate

50 in 89 57 51 25 39 25
1)
)
\

Tretoi
A
ii :,ii

r.,

.uinb
.,
I

w
e
l.

Tretum r r
fta
^

rm
'

t,

or n,t*
. .

;><j

32 10 9 52

Tifernum TibcriCitta di Castello Tifernus M., Matese

I,-

Tollentinum,
43 26
41 25 41 55 35 58 36 10 12 16
lentiiio
.

To.
.
.

11

(I

num,

13 12

13 10 37
5

E
l;

atom, Tri
Trcvrri
21

...

TifernusFL, Bifemo Tigavas

....

14 20 14 55 1 22
7 5

Tohurdissa, velTbcleda Tolococida . . .

35

9
In

Tria,

Tolopbon

....
. .
.

Tigisis,

Anounah

Tigra,

Maretin

43 55
38
1

Tigrana, Ardebil . Tigraneama, Mali-

26 10 48 15

Tolosa, Toulouse Tolosates, i r pper

33 58 38 22 43 34

W
E
E

Tria Capita,
Tiilialli
.

u-;
.

il

ON

22 17|E i 23 1:
1

Tri!.

BMm
Tribunal Tri
m.i,

j
I

Garonne

43 40
,

20

8 10

mudiyeh-Kalch
Tigranocerta, Sert Tigris EL, El Dijlah
Tigrisis Tigulia, Tregosa
. . .

38 17
38

43 43
41 42 43 40

Tolosochorion
.

Tomabai . Tomarus Montes,

Mitchikeli
.

39 10 15 50 39 50

32

HE
E E E
K E

Som
.

43 15 20 55

silMB

)
.

Tnccsimum,
hid

ail,
.
.

Tigurinus Pagus
Tilataoi

35 36 44 46 42

40
15

Tomi
Tomorus,
v.

44

28 40
65 30
S 1 46 42 30 37 20

Trich

Tube.

1
}

50

rus FL, Ilingol

25 25 40 14

.nis in., f'riii/uiri .

.

/,.
.
.

33 32

40

Tonca
Tonici, v. Nici
.
.

Trichonium Tricomias, Terkumirh

. .

l'l.

Tilavemptus P., Po. Tagliamento . Tilavemptus Fl., Tagliamento

.

45 39

.
.

46 47 30 23 38 43 43 43 44
1

12 51

Tonosa Tonskus

Fl.,
.

Tonja
.
. .

Tonzarma
Tonzus

Tile Tillabari

....
.

30 9
22 55 36

5 10 11

Tonzos, lanboli

....
\
>

38 42 38 42 42

28
2.3

Trieornosii Tricorniuin,

...
v.
.
.
.

11

21

RUapek
Try
".
.

34 30
10

26 5 46 54 26 20 27 43
35 46 35 46 24 49 12 45
12

Triooryphoa,
plrilius

M.

25

15

E E E

Tricorythus

38 11
23
11
15
I.

Tilogrammuin
Tilphossus
.

.
.

Timachi

....
.

Timacum Majus Timacum Minus Timacus FL, Timok

.

42
3

89 23 22 22 22 22

55
1

10 11

Topazos, vel Opliiodes, v. Agatbonis Insida . .

.

23 50
30 40 46 43 33 39 40 56 59
11

Trier aha I., 7 Tridentini, Tyrol Tridentuin, 7

4o

M
i
.

11

20

Topbel Topi r a Topium, Topo

.... ....
.
.

Triaron Prom., Bat

Kasr Unmet
TrigaboU Trigisamum,

15 18
\

....
S.
. . .

11
\

IS

11 38
15
i-'

Timaetbus FL, F.di

Naso

38
i

14 50
13 34 34 57 35 33 33 2
2
2 5
1

Timavi Fons, Timao Timnath, Tibneh Timnatb Seraeh . Timolaeum .

.
.

Timonitis Tina PL, TV.

.
.

Esk

Tinam, ad, Fordin Tinconcium . . . Tingis, Tangier . Tingitanum . Tiniodiri, Kasr Begrata Tinna FL, Tenna Tinna FL, Eden . Tinnetio, Tinzcn Tinodes, vel Areno. .

45 50 31 46 32 4 41 55 41 25 56 46 56 49 46 50 35 47 35 50

Tornates, Touvnay Toron, Tihnin . . Torone, Toron (ruins

14 13 36
5

PoUen
lingum,

18
.

11

35 25 23 58

Triglypbjon, v. Tri-

A rata
.

20 4o

ii.
.
.

Toroniacus

sandra
Torj-ne,

....
. . .

S.,

Kas| J . .

23 40

Trigundom

Torrens ^Egj^ti

Parga Tosarene Toum, vel Tbmoi,

Ayengien
.
. .
.

30 50 39 17 40 50
\
j

34 20 22 45 30 32 59
32 34
5 5

Trikke, Trikala Trileucum Pr., V. Ortega I . .

89 33
18
I!

21 45

i:

#0
17
1

Triniamniiuin

24 47

.
.
.

.
. .

Trimitlius, Triniitusa. 35 Trimontium, Bildoti

.

26 33 51

Touphium
*Toxandri Toxandria Tracbea

....
. .

30 28 43 10 56 re 46 37
27

19 44
13 40 3 9 41

Trachis *Tracbonitis et Ituresa

.... ....
.

25 34 51 13 51 4 36 30 38 47

Trinasus, Trinisa Trinius FL, Triyno

.

33 22 22

Trinobantes Trinytheos .
Triobris l'l Triocala, Mtt.

.
.

. .

.')1
.

47
1

.'7

14

50

10

1:

33 20 39 39 36 30 43 37
41
,

36 15
16 26 26 50 16 22

V*T

gine

37 30

13 14

E
I!

Traens
30 4 52 13 18 9 23
7 1

Fl.,

Tricnto
. . .
,

sus

M., Jebel
.

Tragaso9

Roumlieh
Tiora,

.
,

Tragea
,

I
,

Tinurtium, Tournus

Torano

Ticinum, Pavia . Tiparenus I., Spetzia

Tipasa, Tiffesh . . Tipasa, v. Tbapsus,
1
j

46 33 42 13 45 12
37 15 36 15

Tragonice, Bcbehan Tragurium, Trau . Tragus FL

...
. .

30 36 33 42 30

45 9
16

Triopium . . . Triopium Triopium Pr., Krio

Triparadisus,

27 47
.

36 40

42
15 12

40
20

Tennez
Agioni
.

36 30
38 12 35 54

Tiphae, vel Sipbce,

]
J

23

Tirinadi Tiriscum, v. Taros, Tergovist Tiristasis, Peristi .

....

2 30

...

)
J

44 45
40 36

25 29 27 28 30

Traja Capita, v. Tria Capita . . Trajana Colonia . Trajani Canalis . Trajani Pons . Trajani Munimcnta, Aschaffcnburg Trajanopolis .
. .
.

j
)

41

Paradisus Triphylia Tripbylia Tripodlscus

Tripolis Tripolis

...
. . .

vol

.11,
.

J
I

21 45
10

I.

. .

.
.

. .

10

23 II
37
10
11

B
1:

51 45 30 34 44 37

6 9 32 22 32 9 10

13

22

18

)
)

50

Tripolis, Tireboli . Tripolis, Kuih }'eniji.

.

22 10 B 88 51 B

Tripolis,

Tarabuhu
.

.
.

38 40 36 15
i

29 57 32 22
10 47

Tripolitana

11

1.

Trajanopolis, v. Se-

Tiriza, vel Tetrisias

) ]

Acra, Calagriah . Tiryns

Tisaeon M. et Pr, M. Trikiri .
Tissa,

43 22
37 36

Trajanus Troja

linus, Silent*/ P., T. di

.

Tripontium, Treponti Tripontium, near

i

U
19
14

29|H
1

)
)

42 47

Booby
Triquadra
Tri-idis

52 21
1"

II

.
.

.
.

. .

I,,

Oon<

22 49
23 10 14 59 42 34 8 25 22 38

Trajectura
Trajectus,

39

Trajectum, Utrecht

44 50 52 3
51 35 37 51

39
5
7

20

N N

3
I

3
to 11

TriaBum
Tri-tolus Tritoea, Kastritzi
.
.

20

Aust

Randazzo

37 48

Tralles, Guzcl-hisar

Tissaphalta . . . Tisurus, Tozer . . Titane Titaresius FL, Sa-

36 25 33 20 37 54
)
)

Trampya

....
. .
.

39 55
)

2 35 27 56 21 14
17 45

40 57 38
18

N
N N
3 31 8 40

2N

Tritea

46
21

Tramariciolum,

Tritium, Nagera

12

ranta Poros

39 45

22

Sharfal . Tramudxisim
Translita;
.

31

Tritium
Tritonis, v. Palladii

.
.

30 33
43
2

12

22 52

Talus,

Al

42
Long.
No.
of

INDEX.
l'lace.

Lat.

Place.

Lat.

Long,

No.
of
Lat.

Long.
I

No.
of

Map
Tntiirrita
.

Map
Turres, Turres, Turres, Turres,
ad,

Map
Unelli, v. Veneli
.

io 35

10 19

Maid a
.
. . .
,

Triumpilini, Vol

Trompia Triumvirorum
.

45 35 44 34 41 9 52 30
52 47

10 20
11 18 15

I.

ad ad ad

38 56 38 50

N
N N N N N N N N N

16 24 35 8 13
17

E
E

w
E

. .

Unsingis FL,

Hunse

.
.

3 54 \Y
1

Ur
Ura, vel Sura, Su] riyeh . . Uranopolis, vel Sane . Uratbenae, Bampoor . Urba, Orbe . . . . Urbana, Pavalone
. . |

49 20 53 15 36 15
35 50

1 30 7 35 42 33

Trivicum, Trevico Trivona FL, Ouse .

Turres Albas, ad
Turris Juliana,

33 35 41 21
41 6

38 49
23 58 E 97 E 6 29 E ]3 59 E
57

22
1

Trivonam, ad, Branston .

.

38

Pelosa

....

T,

Troesi

Troezen Trogillium Pr., C.

....

25 30 37 30
37 38
37 16

59 2 23 22
27 3

S. Maria . . . Trogitis Palus, L.

Geidi Shchr, or

32 14

19

Soghlah
*Troglodytae

. .

.
.
.

43 45 Turum, Turi . 40 52 Tusca FL, Wady Zain 36 42 Tuscania, Toscanella. 42 23 Tusci Plinii Villa . . 43 27 Tusculanum, Tos- ) 45 43 culano . . ) Tusculum, Frascati . 41 48
,

Turris Constantini

24 45 E 17 5 E 9 E
11 51 12 10

Urbara
Urbate,

N N
N N

10 35 12 41 76

E E E
F,

Turk Brod
)
\

Urbiaca Urbigenus Pagus . Urbinum Hortense,

40 24 46 41 35 45 40 46

22 20

46
5

12 18

46 40

4 1 19 6 50

W
E
E

15 16 13

TroicusM.
tus,

35 50 29 50 39 53

42 35 32

22
18

TutapusFl
Tutatio, Unt.

33 10

Troja, v. Ilium Ve-

Troja,

Bunar-bashi Toura .
.

26 17
31 22 22 45 21 53
15 57
7

19
18 8 7

burg

....

G run-

E
E

Urbino Urbs Ar etus,

43 44
42 42
.

12 35 12 9

v.

Herj
4
.

47 58 42 4 23 24 37 47

N
N

14 10
1 39 32 45

Tronis Tropaea Tropaea, vel Vibo

....
. .

29 50 38 32 37 51 38 40

Tutola, Tudela Tutzis Tyana, vel Danis,

Valentia, M.Leone

5 3
14
2.3

Kiz-hisar . . . Tyde, Tuy . . . Tylos, velTyrusI.,

N N
N N

W
E E

banum, Orvieto . Urbs FL, Orba . Urcao, vel Urgaon

Alba, Arjonilla
.

44 47
37 58 31

8 40

W
E

34 40
8 30

Urchoa, vel Orchoe

45 31
2 31

42
)
j

W
E E E
E
E

Huercal Urgaon Alba,

Urci,

36 51
37 58

W
w
E E E E E

vel

Tropaea

Augusti,
.

Turbia
derstadt

43 45
51 30
8 50 45 1 42 25 37 17

26

Bahrein

26

50 38
22 23
21 20 21 10 21 50

Urcao, Arjonilla

Tropaea Drusi,
.

Du. .

10 22
77

Tylus, vel CEtylus, Vitylo . . . .

36 43

N
N

Tropina
Trosrui,

....
. .

Tymphaea Tympbe M
Tyna
Fl.,

....
)
.
.
.

40 40
38 14 38 15 21 37
57

Malchin Trossulum Trotilum, C. di Bruca Truentinonum Forum, Bcrtinaro Truentinum Castrum, Me. Brandone Turentus Fl., Tronto
. .
.

28 12
12

2 15 13|E

10 4
5

Tympbrestus M.

Pennar

. .

40
5

Tyndaris, Tindaro

) i

44

7E

Tyndis

TyndisFL, Braminy
Typaneae,

Burmazi
)
[

25 30 36

N N N N N N N N
N N N N
N

79 E 15 4 E 74 16 R 85 E 21 44 E 36 20

Uria, vel Orra . . . 38 Uria, vel Hyria, Oria 40 30 Uria L 38 20 Urianus L., Varano . 41 53 Urmia 37 7 Urioconium, v. Vi- \ roconium, Wrox- > 52 40 eter ) Urius FL, Tinto . . 37 20

16 10 17 47 21 28 15 46 37 48
2 38

6 35
37 10
17 10
5 11

w
E
E

Urmagiganti,
liza,

v. Ci.
.

) )

Killis

36 48

.....
Bokhara

42 54
42 52 39 45 38 28 25 15 32 10

13 56

Typbon,
4 24
9
el

postea Orontes FL, Nahr

UrpanusFL, Verbitza 44 37
35 40
29 40 37 43

Ursaon, vel Urso,

Trybactra,

Trycha

....
.

Tryphillus, velTri-)

corypbos M.
Tubactis,

N N

13 45 64 18 24 12 57
15 20

Asy

Osuna
33 15 E 14 36 E 32
25
7

]
)

37 19

W
E E E
E E

*Tyra
Tyracinae,

Ursaria, Orsera

45

13 40
15 57

23
17

Tyriaeum,

Traina Arkut
.

Ursentum,

) .

Khana.
Tyrida

38 17
41 41
8

Marsa
.
. .

Bushaifa

Tyrrhenum Mare
Sarra,

12
35 13 50 38
10 40 60 33 41 30 32 45 27 42

E E E

Marso
Ursoli
.

Orso'.)'

39 47

Urusa, Kurasberg

45 11 47 52
31
)
)
.

4 50
11 24

Urzan
Usar, vel Sisar FL,

48 32

Tuberus, vel Tomo rus FL, Hingol . Tubucci

25 25

65 30
8 15 10 17

21
16
17

Tyrus, vel Sor, vel

Sur
.

33 18

N N N N N N N

E
E E E E E E

Zwouah

36 10

4
14 23 14 56 10 6 7 10 10 26
3

.
.

Tuburbo Tuburbummi, Tuburbo . . Tubusuphis, Beni Sebou .

. . . .

39 32 36 16
1
j

Tyrus, vel Tylos L,

Bahrein
Tysdrus, Al Tyza, Teez *Tzani

26
35 25 40 23 41
25

Usbium, Pisek Uscosium

36 50 36 39

9 40 3 50 9 33 6 9 6 11 25 37 12 25 2 10

17
17

Jemm
.

....
....
) )
.
.

49 14 41 58
35 45 51 45 35 53

)
.

....

Tzitzi, v. Izitzi

29 20 50
17

Usi, Jelouleh . . Usipii, vel Ubipetes

. .

Usippiro

Ussubium
I.,

44 34
38 42

Tucaborum, Tukaber 36 40 36 40 Tucca

Tucci Tuccitora Tuder, '1 odi
Fl.,

17 17

Tzurullum, Tchorlu

Ustica, v. Osteodes

37 30 30 35 42 47

16
17

Ustica . Usuerva, Lesignan

. .

13 13
2 42 10 55 9 9 57 25 15 12 24 35 2 19
3 5

U.

Usula
8 13 6 30 33 56 7 20 48 47 5 58

Tueda, vel Alaunus

)
)
.

Tweed

55 40

12
11

Ubaha
*Ubii

Tuerobis FL, Teify

Tuessis,

52

Gordon

Cas.
.
.

57 37

Tuficum, Pergola *Tugeni Tugia

43 33
47 37 50

4 19 3 9 12 46 8 40 2 58 92 18 9 9 30 38
x6

Ubinnaca

12 3 13 16

UbusFl Uca

34 48'N 51 o;n 38 25IN 36 20

Uterni, Cork . . Utica, Bou Shater

.
. .

N
N

|38 18

Tugma

29 30 Tugulus Tuliphurdum, Verden 52 52 Tulisurgium, Hameln 48 Tullum Tunes, Tunis . . . 36 *Tungri 50

Tungi'i, olim Aluatuca, Tongeren .
)
)

40 30 52 4 40 48 33

25
17

25

5 57 10 4 5 40

14 14 13
17

Uceni, Oysans . . .45 Ucetia, Uzes . . . [44 Udacespes M., Vastan 38 *Udeni, El Nejed . . 25 UdonFl 45

ON
IN

4 27
43 20 44 45 45 13 3 16 4

E E E E E E
E

Utidava, Udvarhely

UtisFl

Utum
Uxacona, Oconyate
.

43 11 34 56 51 45 37 8 46 15 44 20 43 40 52 44
41 30

Uxama,

v.

Osma

....
. .
,

Oxama,

|
.

ION

13
13

50 49

5 25
5 53

Ufens FL, Ufente . Uffugum, Fagnano Ufrenos, v. CEnopa- \ ros FL, Afrin . ) Ugernum, Beaucaire Uggade, Pont de )

36 50

4
15

E E E E E E
E

Uxamabarca Uxantis I., Ushant

43 48 . Uxella, Bridgewater . 51 Uxellonodum,.S om7Jc 44 Uxellum, Castle Over 55 39 Uxentum, Ugento Uxentus Mons . . . 22 31 *Uxii

10

20
7

54
10 55 18 16 81 49 30 51 31

30

Tungrorum Fons, Spa

Tuniza,
v.

1
|

50 28 36 50 54 36 43 40

VArche
Ulcisia
TJlia,

N
N N

8 3

Uzia

27 59

Castra,
. .

S.
.
.

)
)
,

Nalpotes,
. . .
. .

La

(Jalle

8 25 3 14 2 42 3 6 1
15 30 6

Endre

47 37
38

19

.
.

Tunnocelum

Turauiana, Boquetas Turba, Tarbes . Turbula, Teruel . *Turcilingi, Borne] rania . . i .

. . . .

54 46
15 23

Montilla Uliarus L, Oleron Ulmi, Sviniarevacz Ulmum, Goiss . . Ulpia Pautalia,

Ghius'.endil . . Ulpia Trajani, vei vel

0!N 54'N

ON
42

4 40 1 20 19 15 16 44 22 56 22 50

w
W
E E E E
Vacca, Beja
?
.

V.
.

Vaccae, Aina Kelb * Vaccei, Leon . .

36 40 35 19 42 10
57 20

N
N

)
)

UN
N

53 30
37 30
37 40

Turdetani, Andalusia
j
.
.

Sarmizegethusa, isa,

)
J

45 27

*Vacomagi, Inverness, Nairn, fyc. Vacua FL, Vouga . VadimonisL., Bassanello

40 40 42 24 34 32 35 40

Varhely
Ulpiana, vel Justi niana Secunda.

.... ....
.
. . .

N N N N
N

9 4 26 5

E E

W
W

4
8 30

W
E

12 21
2

*Turduli, Andalusia

Turenum, Trani Turiaso, Taraxona Turiaso, Tarazona

.

.
.
.

41 18 41 54

4 30 16 30
43 2 3 8 37
1

43 15
50
141
.

20 45

Kousnik ?
Ulterior P., Calais

Vagae Vagal Vagienni,

Pied-

Turicum, Zurich . Turmuli, Alconeta

(ruins)
. . .
.

39 22 47 25 39 43

50 E

mont
Vagniacae

44 25
51 25 47 58

UlubraB

)
J

6 17
3 19
1

Umbranum, Marano

Turnacum, Tournay. 50 35
*Turones, Indre and Loire . Turres, Soukhova Turres, ad . .
47 10
.
. .

*Umbria, Umbria, fyc. Umbro FL, Ombrone .

Ummab
Una Undccimum, ad, near Marano

44 28lN 42 45 N 43 ON 33 2;N 44 40 N
45 49

12 52 E 10 54 E 12 35 E 11 12 E 35 12 E

.
.

N N N

50
7

45

E E

Vagoritum Valcum, Ids Ko-

Valdanus FL,

22 23
13 12

43 8 41 57

22 35 12 4

E E

.... Unna Valentia ....

marom

46 33

Valentia, Valence . Valentia, Valencia

45 55 30 44 55 39 29

N N N N N
N

20 E 25
17 18

W
E

16 20
3

4 55 E 25 \Y

) )

INDEX.
Place. Lat.

43
Long
No.
<i!

Loot

Place.

M
Valentiniani

Lat

>]>

M
Veneli vel Unelli,

Ut.
ft BBBI

rt |.

Muni49
3(

mentu, Mannheim

S\

8 32

11

Valentinum,
vii

""] Foruin, Va . lenza . Yalepanga, Torres Valeria, Hungary

Valeria, Vulverde
.
.

v.

Ful

La

Mtimj'i,
i"

w
i

15
111
.

8 38
1

A
(i

26

Veneris Templum Veneris Temp. . Veneris Ptus Veneris l'tur,., I't.

.

N
.\

17

21

1. 1.

L0

I 17

B 52 3 11

1.

17
;ii)

18 9 13 10 24 14 18 10 16 16 5 54 11 55 7 50
2

'i

ndn s
i'r.,

N
36
1".

K
1.

m
Vletnium
lltUlli,

. .
.

40
(i

Veneris
liere

Valeria Via

Caaa-

. //

12
115
>

9
|.

N
N
IS
2 10
li

Va

eriana,

Vadinou

19

40

Valetium 4 liii Valina, Furstenfcld 47 3 Vallia, Pte. de Orciyo 12 2.') Vallia Fl., Paglia 12 17 VallisFcnnina, Va/ais 4(i 10
. . .

Veneti, /'. Yeneti, Morbihan VenetlcsB he.

, .

i:

N
N

Venetas
tinus,

w w
l.

.;

\.

BrignnO)

in.
.

tu n (l, r

L.

Vallum llomanum
(Dacian)
.

stance or

n
.

<i,

n
.

1 30

15
.

30

21 25
9 15
lo 34
1

Vallum

Komanum
.

SO
13 4o 55 50

Valvata, Fornacette

Venetut Ptne., del Lido

/'
.

45 28 N
.

12 20

>

\k!i
I

Vandnara, Paisley olim Vangl nes,

Vannia, Fanna Vannia, Ciridate *Vannii Regnum

in

Veniatia Yennienii, Donegal

...
.

/
.

41 51 N

54 50 N
i

5 59 7 50
B 2u

u w

(i

Borbetomagus '.)

19 41
10
10

8 20

Vennicnium Prom, Bloody Portland

Vennicontcs, Perth. Forfar,
<$-

55 10 N 56 40

Viduea Yul Vienna,

Vici

<

>,

12 44
10 14 17 20

.N

3 30

18

Vapincum, Gap

Kincardine
Yennones, Siritz< r/and Yenoniuin, Clay Venta lielgaruni, Winchester Venta Iccnorum Venta Sihiruin, .:'
. . .
.

w
x

;imim,ail,'
I
I

^'
I
.

44 33
'.

11
is

Tua Ast., Murray Frith Vara', Bodfary

Vara, v.
. .

46 20
52 3d 51 5

N N
N X

10 10
1 1 1

'

57 40
I

Villagmi Yiiiiinaeiuin

li

1"

16
17

. Vara, Forres Vara, Omul itch Varanus Fl., Stella

53 12 57 30 12 18

Vina

u
B

Vm.i/.i

Yarciani, Croatia

46 45 4G
42 50

15 50 13

59 35
51 37
15
I ;

14

Vm<ciuin,.v wtendria Vindana rtu>.,

Iitlian li

19

i"

16 20
2

Varduli, Navarre,

Caisfer . . Ventia, f'ivay

X N
N

2 41

. . 1
1

l.

Vindelia

Prom/

Wurtemburg, Bavaria
.

5 25
7

Sf
. .

Vcntium Venus Aurca

Bill
.

2 20
11
.

W
w

13
.'.0

E
1.

2!)

Vargiones
Varica
Varianae,

.
.

Varia, Cenicero

....
Lonya
.
.

49 10 12 20 42 9 45 19 45 43 50
50 42 38 43 39
41
.

10 20 E 2 36 \Y 44 37 16 52
11 18

Venusia VerbanusLaoua, L.

10 55
i

N N

31 17 15 55

Vindelicia Vindelis la.

m.

. .
.

'

Maggiore Vercelte, Bo. Vcr,

.
.

16
\
i

ON
X
N
40

8 45
8 25

i:

VindensB Vinderins
Yindili Vindflis
.

PI.,
.

A
.

H
17

IN
90

6 10
15 9

Varianus Vicus, B aria no Varini, Meculenburyh

* Varisti,

vein
f

45 21
.

''

li.,

B
.
.

Ml.
10 vs

Vindins

.M.

Vcreis, St.

George
.
.

15

18 13
11 46 18 23

....
Bohemia
. . .

12 30 14 20 12 50 47 40
7 11

Vcrcasucca

43 24|N

w
B

30
3

Varius Vicus

Vama
Varus Fl., Var. Yasada
Yasaoda

.... ....
. . .

23 45
13 52 25 20 10

Verentum, Varentano 12 83 N Veretum, S. M. di 39 52 N Verato Vergoo, Bogy ia no 39 34 N

Vindo v. Virdo 11, Vtrtnek . .

.

17
.

M
11

10 32

....
.

Vindobala Vindobona, Vienna

.

55
If)

S N

52
5

W
1.

Yindocladia, (iu.ssagc

16 11
i<;

Vergcllus Fl.
Veigilia,

.
.

11

ION
2
7

10

E E

X
51
11

Vindamagos
Chester

W
I

Vasates, Girondc

Vascones, Navarre
Vasio, Vaison

Vastauna . . Vatieanum Prom., C. Vaticano

.

44 42 44 38 17
)

33 36 43 32 20 1 30
5
7

Murcia Vergivius Oceanus

Verlucio,
.

38 52
51 2

SandyLunr

X X N

16

6
1
1

56
14

w \V w
E
1.

Vindomia, Fmmhem Vindoniora, }J>.

.
.

N N
1

5u NY

11

.
.

.
.

M
.

51

50

43

Vernosol 43 23 N Verodunenscs, Mcu.sc 49 10 N Verodunum, Verdun 49 5N

YinHills
ViniolsB

Vlneas ad, Jcuna

38 37

15 47
15
2

Verogium, Varenne Verolamium, St. )

Albari's
. .
.

46 17
51 44

Vatollanus Vicus, Vatolla . . Vatreni Ptus., vel

.

N N
N

5 20 5 21

E E

41 55
i

VinniusMons, S<mtillano* tint.

.

3 25

13

0\V

18 \V 3 30
1

Vinnorium
novid,

v.

vi-

40 17

Veromandui, Aisne Verometum v. Ver

49 50 N
52 49 45 54 39 34 41 40 14 36 10

Bin </f
I

Spineticum Ostium, Po. di Pri-

44 35

13 19

nometum,

nr.

E
.
.

4
1

w w
W
]:

Vinzela Vipitennm, Stersing Viracleum, /' rruco'la 14

Virgi vel Knrgis Virginia Vicus, Varaggio
. .

81
11

51 21

B E
1.

12

maro
Vatrenus

.,

Bridyeford . Verona, Verona

Verterae, Vertina?,

10

19

Fl.,
.

Sautern 44 28
.

11 50

Brough
Vergina

Vatusium

Vazaritae . . . Vectis la., Isle of fFiyht Vediantii . . .

46 36

6 40
7 48
1

*Verues
Verulae, Vcroli
.
.

....
.

50 40 43 54 46 2 55 34 55 44 17 42 2 44 38 52 5
47 16

25 30 20 35 42

N
N

X
8 35:
51 10
2

11

X
X N

20

Vedinum, Udine
Vegium, Vezza

15 13 10
7

Verurium Vesaspe, Kasbin

.

.
.

X N
X

2 20 16 52 i. \v 5 13 21 E 5 7

....
.

Viroconiumv.l'riotxadvLTOmWroxeter Virovesea, Brtbieeea

. .

NY

49 45 E
5

Vescerita v. Vescether,

Vedrae Ostia, Wear Vegesena, Kazarecn

Veii, Isola . . . Veiturii, Voltaggio

*Velabri Veldidena,

Veleda

Veleia Veleiates Vel:a vel Elia, C.a) mare del la Bruca )

.... Wilden .... ....

...

8 15 12 8 9 11

34 33 44 47 44 40

36 9 9
15
13

26 40 30 22 52 40 25 23 38 45
7

Biskara

34 27
)

9 E

42 99 Yiroviaeum . 50 50 Virunum, /'/ rrailm 53 30 Viruniun, Solfeld 10 in

3 26

W
B B
l.

h,

3
12 41

U
M
n
15
it
Ifl

II

19

Vescia
*Vescitani, Aragon Vesionica, Benezzone Vesontio, Bcsaticon . Vespasiae . . . . Vesperies, Bcrmeo *Vestini, Abruzzo
. .

41

13

42 20 43 11
47 15

X N N N

Virvedrum Prom.
Visburgii, Sihsia VlseeHsBj l'ois , . . Yispi, H'urtemburg Vistula FL, Vistula
.

13 50
12 29

58 37 50 10
17

3
11

W
i;

13

17 50

E
E
6 13
2 46

99
57

M
n

B
i:

is

Vesulus M., M. Viso VesunnapostPetro- >

corii,

42 39 IN 43 22 42 20 N 44 40 'N

E E

21

B
I.

14
i

Visurgis
*Vitii

Fl.,

//

eter

52

52
if'in.

i:

13 30 E 5 E 7

Vitodnrom,

40 42

Veliiius FL, Velino

Velinus Lacus, L.

1
)

Pie di Lugo
Veliocasses,

42

Eu re, fyc
.

49
41

Velitrae, Veletri

Velladis

....
.
.
.

40
48

N 23 N 29 N 20 N 42 N 15 N
9 6

Pcrigueux

45

ION N
N
X X X

48
14 27
11 28 11 28

E
E
E
i;

terthur . . Vitricom, Verrot

'Yivisii,

8 41

Durdoyne
.

Vesuvius M., Vcsuvio

> )
.

40 50
48 44 48 35 48 4 43 2 43

Vi vise us, Ver ay

12 46
1

Vetoniana, IFinden

Vetoniana

.
.

30
58

12 44
7

Vellaunodumvm,

Boyne
Vellavi, Vcllica

2 24

Vetonianae, Steyer Vetorncnsis Massa Vettona, Bettona . Vettones, Eslrc-

. .

N
X

14 30 10 50 12 30

E E

Voberna, Vobama Vobrix Vooarium, Werfen Voconis Aqme, Caidaa Vocontii, Dtosjm
.
. .

r.
;i

17

N N 96 X
19

15

W
E

13 13

41 48
It
4<>

mndura,

40
.

6 20 YY 10 34 B 10 50 E
15
7 15 15 15

Vodioc

B
l'l

fyc.

Vodona
Vogeseta Volana l'l., J'oluno Volana Ostium, I'o.
di VohiiKi
. .

Upr. Loire

....

Yemania, Wangen Venafrum, Venafro

Venasi Yenedae Venedious Sinus, D.inziq .
.

.... ....

45 43 10 47 40 41 29 38 57 54 20
54 30

4 4 9 52
13 56 34 50 20 30

}
.

19

43 4 43 52 5 Viadrus Fl., Oder 3!) 44 Vibii Forum, C. Fiori 41 14 Vibinuni, Bovino Vibo Valentin vel 38 40 Tropa?a, M.Leone 15 32 Vicentia, Vicenza
Vetulonia; A<imc . Vetulonii, Vet let a
.

X
X X X X
N

15
11

90 NY 2^
1

41 51
II

i.

E E
B
i:

is

VolaterrsB, Volt*

ma
i
. \

E 10 48 '
12
is

15 57

Volaterrana

\ac\.\.,
.
.

Voda

[fl

10

B
I

11 35

Vokiv, Hi fault

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Place.

INDEX.
I
Lat

Long
j

No.
of

Lat.

Long
Ma],

Place.

Lat

Long.

No.
of

Map
* Volcaetcctosages,
(

Ma)
Zaviaspa, postea Bactra, Balkh *Zariaspae . .

Arri&ge, Sjc. Volceae Palus, Ba laton or Platten

see
. .

43

X
N X N

40

E
E

13

37 16 Xiphonia 26 8 Xodrace Xois, Mehalet el Kebir 30 58

Volci, P. di Volci

H
.
. .

46 50
42 45 50 44 32
58 41 25
22 35
18

17 45

15

Volenes, Volagne
Voliba, Tregony Volagatis
. .

...
\ . . . j

N
N N N N

28
2

Vologesia Volas Sinus, Loch

11 36 10 51 4 52 5 22 44 38
5 20

4
3 11 13

W
E E

Xylenopolis . . . Xylopolis Xynia, Daoukli . Xj nias L., Daoukli,

24 25 40 55 39 5
39
5

N X X X

15 15

68 4 31 12

X
X

69 23 8 22 15

orXisou

22 12

E E E E E E

25
18
2.)

36 47
.

37

X X

66 58

24 24
17

Zarine
Zaris,

10

Zirreh . Zarthan Zaruana *Zcbulun, Tribus

Zegira
Zela, Zilleh . Zelea, Bigha
. .

.... ....

32 43 30 27 32 9 39 52 32 45
37
y

X X
N

66 30 E 22 55 K
61 12 35 36 E 42 36 R
1'',

X
X

X
X X X

22
12

B>ye
Volsdi
i,

w
E
E

Y.

Zenobia

....
Koorga
Is.
.
.

40 15 40 3 35 43
\
>

35 27 R 43 40 R 36 2

21 20 22 20 22
19 19

1'',

27 27 R 39 57 E

22 23
22 10 19
5

Campagna
.
.

Roma

13 15 12
5

Yabvr,

v.

Nabar

.136

50jX|

3 45|E

17

Zenobii

Iae., v.

Do.

lichae,

17 30

X X X
X

56

Voltumnae Fanum,
Viterbo
Volubilis,
. . .

42 23 34
41 38 54 10
37

Moorya
z.

Pha-

roah's Cas. . . Volucc, La Mallona *Voluntii . . .

N
N

5 12

w
w w

Zenoditium . . Zephyrium, Mersyn

VomanusFL, Vomano 42
Voreda, Penrith

54 45
.}' 48 18

Vorgmium

post t;

Osismii . . . Vosalia . . . Votiba, Tregony . Vulcania velHiera,

50 4 50 19
]
)

Vulcano
Iae.,

38 22 38 30

N N N N N N N N N N N N N N
N

2 37 6 30 13 48 2 45 3 28

Zaarain Regia, Burikah Bay Zaba

*Zabdaceni . . . Zabida, Zebid . Zabus Minor, v. Ca^viusF\.,ZabAsfal Zacynthus L, Za.

23 37

w w

30 37 20
1

14 12
]

35 45
37 45 37 47 37 18 36 5

X X X X X
X

38 35 103 45

42 43 20 E

E E E
E

Zephyrium Zephyrium Pr., C. Brussano . Zephyrium P. Zephyrium Pr., Me

.

36 9 36 44 41 59
38
2

39 4 E 34 30 R 33 29 E
16 11

35 10

44
20 45
20 55 55 20 42 13 46 25

7 44 E 4 52

kynto, or Zante

14 57 14 45
15 21 11 55
11 57 15 45 10 17

E
E E
E E E E E E E

Vulcanise, v. ^Eoliae

Lipari Is. Vulceium, Bucclno Vulsiniensis L., L. dl Bolsena Vulsinii, Bolsena Vultur M., Volture Vulturia, Valdoria "Vulturnum, Volturno . . Vulturnus Fl., Volturno
. . . .

}
)

40 36
)
)
,

42 35 42 39 40 50 45 2
41 41
3
7

Zacynthus, Zante . Zadracarta . . . Zagora Zagrae, v. Mediae Pylae Zagros, vel Zagrios M., Shahu .

X
X

E E
E E E

34 52 lonta Zermizirga, Mcdvisch 46 11 44 35 Zernes, Tchernetz Zeuci.is Ps., Al Biban 33 15 N 36 40 X *Zeugitana

....
.

X X X X X
X X X X X X X

25 46
32 17

....
.

34 20
35 34 59 37 15 41 30 41 37 39 21 36 36 35 56 28 28 25 45

X X

Zeugma, PortWilliam Zifaia I., Minicoy

3/

Zaita Zalace,

N X
X X

46 30
40 49 35 45 35 40 9 41 47
41

Reshd

ZalecusFl
Zalissa, Tiflis
.
. .

40 35
16 11

13 57

Vungus

.... ....

14 15

Zama Zama Zama

Regia,
.

Jama
.
. . . .

*Zamareni

.
.

X X X X X
X

E E E E E E
E

8 15 . . Zidon, v. Sidon, Saide 33 33 31 35 Zigylis

Ziklag, v. Sicella
Zilis,
.

.
.

31 32

Arzilla . . *Zimises Zioberis FL, Poola brishim . . .

Ziph, Tell Ziph . Ziras Fl Ziridava Zoan, vel Tanis, vel

35 25 36 30 35 47
31 31

24 20 22 41 V, 11 20 E 9 40 E 38 3 E 73 10 E 35 23 E 25 58 E 34 52 E 6 4 5 30 E
57 30

E E E E

9
19
10 10
17 17
21
9,5

?0
17
<>0

W
E

17 17

X X
X

24
>o
10 10 18

53
13 10

49 27

4 40

Zames Mons
Zanoah,

Zancle, postea Messana, Messina .

]
j
.

38 12
31 46 32 36

X
X X

15 33

X.

Zannua

Zaphon
Xanthus, Kunik
.

36 20 36 40
36 36 29 32 22 40
)

N
N N N
N

29 25

Xanthus, pr. Sibrus FL, Ujah-Chai . Xarax, P. Jeraki

29 25

19 19
7

Zara
Zaradrus, v. Hesidrus FL, Sat lege
Zarai,
)
)
.
.

39 29
31 30

Xarax M.
Xarxiare
*Xathri,

....
.
.

...

48 50
18

Punjab

N
20 22

Xerogere, Jerreo . Xerxis Fossa . Xiphonias, v. TaurusPr., CelCroce

37 16

N N N

23 5 E 23 E 60 15 E 74 E 75 30 E 23 56 E
15 17

24 25 25 9

35 30 34 36 . . 38 Zarax Pr Zarbae Castra . . . 41 Zarephath, v. Sarepta 33 Zarethshahar . . . 32

.

Zeryah

*Zarangaei . . Zaranis Zarax, P. Jeraki

32 40
5

X X X
X

35 1 35 37 37 40
78
5 5

E E E E E
E

....
.
.

43 25 46 12

Sals,

San

30 58
)

Zoana
Zoar Zodogatha,
gatta
.

38 39 31 17
v.
.

Zudo.

30 12
)

X X X X X

35 11 E 28 E 21 25 E
31 55

37 30

35 38 35 45

E
E

Zogana
Zoitia

....
.... ....
v.
.
.

X
X X
N X X

61 30 47

E E E
E

Zorah, Surah Zorlane

Zoroanda Zorombo,

40 21 37 28 31 48 40 46 38 29
26 30

X
X X

X X
X
X X X

39 50 22 9 V, 34 59 E 26 36 R 41 33 E

E E E E E

19

20
18
19
7

90
10

22

Cophen
or
. .

48 16 33
27 3

23 24 25 35 35

16 30

20 45

E E E E

FL, Duster, Mooleeanee

62 20 E 23 45 R 20 20 R 25 42 E

24
7

Zoster Pr., Lombarda 37 49 Zurobara, Vasarhely. 46 25 Zygrae, Sikheirah . . 31 30

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