Vetera Romanorum Itineraria, / [Latin]

Vetera Romanorum Itineraria, Sive Antonini Augusti Itinerarium is a comprehensive guide to the roads and routes of the Roman Empire. Compiled by Petrus Wesseling, this Latin text provides a detailed look at the Antonine Itinerary, an ancient register of cities, towns, and distances along Roman roads. Essential for historians and classicists, this work offers invaluable insights into the infrastructure, geography, and administration of the Roman world. Its enduring value lies in its meticulous documentation and its contribution to our understanding of ancient travel and communication.

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