ItAnt: The so-called "Antonine Itinerary"
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How to cite the Antonine Itinerary in Pleiades references.
Standard Short Title
Pleiades follows the practice of the Barrington Atlas by using the acronym ItAnt for the Antonine Itinerary. BAtlas specified the edition of Otto Cuntz (Teubner, 1929; reprints); however, Pleiades prefers to cite Parthey's 1848 edition because it is on-line at the Internet Archive unless it differs from Cuntz, in which case the latter should be cited. To indicate the edition being cited, we add either "(Cuntz)" or "(Parthey: archive.org)" to the short title.
Preferred Citation
When citing ItAnt (Parthey: archive.org), indicate as follows.
| short title | ItAnt (Parthey: archive.org) |
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| citation detail | 104.7 |
| formatted citation | The Antonine Itinerary, 104.7. Digital version available in the Internet Archive: G.F.C. Parthey and M. Pinder (eds.), Itinerarium Antonini Avgvsti et Hierosolymitanvm ex libris manvscriptis, Berolini, 1848. |
| bibliographic URI | https://www.zotero.org/groups/2533/pleiades/items/itemKey/R4SIBQB6 |
| access URI | https://archive.org/stream/itinerariumanto00pindgoog#page/n94/mode/2up/ |
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Alternate Citation
When citing ItAnt (Cuntz), indicate as follows.
| short title | ItAnt (Cuntz) |
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| citation detail | 104.7 |
| formatted citation | The Antonine Itinerary, 104.7. O. Cuntz (ed.), Itineraria Antonini Augusti et Burdigalense, Itineraria Romana 1, Leipzig, 1929. |
| bibliographic URI | https://www.zotero.org/groups/2533/pleiades/items/itemKey/M4UH8NCU |
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