Palaestinae [Latin]

Palaestinae: Descriptiones Ex Saeculo IV, V Et VI, compiled by Titus Tobler, offers a detailed look at descriptions of Palestine from the 4th, 5th, and 6th centuries. This Latin text includes key itineraries and accounts such as the "Iternerarium Burdigala Hierosolymam," the "Peregrinatio S. Paulae," Eucherius' "De Loeis Sanctis," and Theodorus' "De Situ Terrae Sanctae."

This collection provides invaluable insights into the historical geography and early Christian pilgrimage routes of the Holy Land. It is an essential resource for historians, biblical scholars, and anyone interested in the early history of Palestine and the development of Christian pilgrimage.

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