Places collected in road

Altinum
M. Pearce
Settlement, Road; 550 BC - AD 640
Altinum was the capital of the Veneti of northern Italy. The site was destroyed by Attila in AD 452.
ID: 393374
In context: Places collected in road
Names: Altinum

Cardo Maximus
jbecker
Road; 330 BC - AD 300
The Cardo Maximus of Saepinum.
In context: Places collected in road
Names:

Clivus Capitolinus
jbecker
Road; 750 BC - AD 640
The principal road leading to the Capitolium and the Arx in the city of Rome.
In context: Places collected in road
Names: cliuus Capitolinus

Cyrene - Apollonia Road
D.J. Mattingly
Road; 750 BC - AD 640
Cyrene → Apollonia
ID: 376001
Names:

Diolkos
G. Reger
The Diolkos was a paved tract near ancient Corinth that allowed boats to portage the Isthmus of Corinth. It was in use from ca. 600 B.C. until ca. A.D. 50.
ID: 570198
Names: Diolkos

Klimax
C. Foss
Road, Pass; 330 BC - AD 2100
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 65 E3 Klimax
Names: Klimax, Döşeme Boğazı

Sacra Via
jbecker
The Sacra Via (Sacred Way) is one of Rome's oldest urban streets and its main sacred route, extending from the top of the Velia (summa Sacra Via) to the Forum Romanum.
Names: Sacra via

Sanctuary of Poseidon at Tainaron
thomase
Church-2, Building, Sanctuary, Ruin, Cave, Temple-2, Road; 550 BC - AD 1453
A famous ancient sanctuary of Poseidon located at the southern end of the modern Mani peninsula of the Peloponnese. Literary and archaeological evidence indicate that the sanctuary featured a temple, a cave treated as a mouth of the underworld, and other structural and monumental components. It seems to have served as a sanctuary site for suppliants and a context for the formal manumission of enslaved persons.
Names:

Tripolis
J.P. Brown
Urban, Theatre, Fort-group, Pass, Cemetery, Bath, Church, Settlement, Temple, Road; 1344 BC - AD 2000
The Phoenicians established a commercial outpost at Tripolis (Tripoli) in the ninth century BC. An independent city during the Hellenistic period, Tripolis came under Roman control in 64 BC.
Names: Ṭarābulus, al-Mīnā, al-Mīnāʾ, Tripolis, Tripolis, Τρίπολις, Waḫliya, Ṭrāblus, Tripolis, Tripoli, Tripoli, Ṭarābulus aš-Šām, Ṭarābulus, Ṭarāblus

Unnamed road on Cyprus
D. Rupp
Connecting Tremithous → Kition via Kelliake?; exact route uncertain.

Unnamed road segment
I.E.M. Edlund Berry
Road; 750 BC - 30 BC
An unnamed road segment that is included on Map 46 of the Barrington Atlas and described by Givigliano (1994: 268). The road segment runs from Croto(n) to Lacinium Pr. in south Italy.

P.O. Spann
Castulo → Epora → Corduba (Map 26)

P.O. Spann
Castulo → Mariana → Libisosa → Saltigi → Saetabis

P.O. Spann
Castulo → Oretum

Castulo → Sisapo → Map 26

Mentesa Bastia → Obulco

Obulco → Iponuba → Morana

Saetabis → Ildum → Map 25

Sucro → Dianium → Ilici

D.J. Mattingly
Unnamed route or road

Aptouchou Hieron? → Artamis?

Berenice → Barke → Ptolemais

Coast road Berenice → Ptolemais

Coast road(s) Astrochonda → Berenice

Cyrene → Darnis → Paliouros

Maritime itineraries

Naustathmos → Limnias?

Phykous → Balagrae

routes E and W Augila

C. Foss
Kaisareia → Sora → Kastamonu (2 routes) → Pompeiopolis → Hambarkaya

S. Mitchell
*Pithoi? → Laodikeia (Katakekaumene) → Map 66

S. Mitchell
Andrapa → Nys(s)a → Ouenasa → Mazaka

J.P. Brown
Road; 330 BC - 30 BC
Unnamed route or road

J.P. Brown
Road; 330 BC - 30 BC

B. Isaac

D. Rupp
W Cyprus region

D. Rupp
Kerny(e)ia → Ledroi → Tamassos

Ledroi → Idalion → Tremithous → Arsinoe?

Arsinoe? → Kition

Aphrodision → Leukos Oikos

J. Bennet
N Aulon

P.-L. Gatier
Antiochia → Gephyra → Gindaros → Cyrrus

P.-L. Gatier
Antiochia → Imma → Litarba → Map 68

P.-L. Gatier
Beroia → Batnae → Hierapolis → Europos → Zeugma

Beroia → Minnica → Cyrrus

Beroia → Niara → Zeugma

Map 68 → Tourin→ Gephyra → Antiocheia

Map 68 → Beroia → Batnai → Hierapolis → Ceciliana → Batnae → Edessa

Zeugma → Ceciliana → Eragiza → Map 68

I.E.M. Edlund Berry
Rhegion → Lokroi Epizephyrioi

I.E.M. Edlund Berry
Lokroi Epizephyrioi → Scylletium

Consentia → Muranum → Nerulum?

Heraclea → Sybaris → Croto(n)

Consentia → Ad Turres

Scylletium → Teura

Ad Fluvium Sabutum → Ad Turres → S

Teura → Acconia

Scylletium → Hipponion

Nerulum? → N

Croto(n) → Scylletium

Thurii → Cerilli

D.F. Graf

C. Foss

W.M. Murray
Elaos? → NW

W.M. Murray
Limnaia → S

A. Hausleiter
Persepolis → WNW

Via Annia
N. Purcell
Unlocated, Road; 330 BC - AD 640
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 44 unlocated Via Annia
Names: Via Annia

Via Ardeatina
L. Quilici and S. Quilici Gigli
The Via Ardeatina connected Rome and Ardea.
Names: via Ardeatina

Via Aurelia
L. Quilici and S. Quilici Gigli
An ancient Roman road begun ca. 241 B.C. by the censor C. Aurelius Cotta.
Names: Via Aurelia

Via Campana?
L. Quilici and S. Quilici Gigli
A road located on the right bank of the Tiber leading to the Campus Salinarum romanarum and sharing the first part of its course with the Via Portuensis.

Via Cassia
An ancient Roman road branching off from the Via Flaminia and continuing to Luna where it joined the Via Aurelia. The Via Cassia post-dates the Via Amerina and was built after 240 B.C. It combined new construction with re-use of pre-existing roads and tracks.
Names: Via Cassia

Via Clodia
An ancient Roman road.

Via Collatina
A Roman road connecting Rome with Collatia.
Names: Via Collatina

Via Cornelia
N. Purcell
The Via Cornelia was an ancient Roman road that once connected Rome to Caere.
Names: Via Cornelia

Via Cornelia
L. Quilici
The Via Cornelia was an ancient road that ran along the north side of the circus Gai et Neronis. The road diverged from the Via Triumphalis west of the pons Neronianus, near a large tomb known as the Meta Romuli.

Via Labicana
An ancient Roman road connecting Rome and Labicum.
Names: via Labicana

Via Laurentina
L. Quilici
An ancient road, leading southwards from Rome toward Laurentum. Its course, endpoint, and coincidence with the Via Ostiensis and the Via Ardeatina are matters of scholarly contention.

Via Nomentana
The ancient road connecting Rome and Nomentum.
Names: Via Nomentana, Νωμεντανή (ἡ)

Via Ostiensis
L. Quilici
An ancient road running from Rome to Ostia, exiting the city walls of Rome at the Porta Trigemina.
Names: Via Ostiensis

Via Pompeia?
R.J.A. Wilson
An ancient road of Sicily linking Syracuse and Messina.
Names: via Pompeia

Via Portuensis?
The Via Portuensis is an ancient Roman road that connected Rome and Portus. It proceeded along the right bank of the Tiber river, starting from the Pons Aemilius. In the first part of its course it is identical to the Via Campana.
Names: Via Portuensis

Via Praenestina
A consular road running from Rome to Praeneste.
Names: ἡ Πραινεστινή ὁδός, Praenestina via

Via Quinctia
W.V. Harris
Unlocated, Road; 330 BC - AD 300
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 42 unlocated Via Quinctia
Names: Via Quinctia

Via Salaria
An ancient road that originated at Rome and continued to Castrum Truentinum (Porto d'Ascoli).
Names: Via Salaria, Σαλαρία ὁδὸς (ἡ)

Via Tiburtina
An ancient road heading east-northeast from Rome to Tibur.
Names: uia Tiburtina, via Tiburtina

Via Triumphalis
A road running from the Pons Neronianus toward Monte Mario, eventually joining the Via Clodia some 7 miles from Rome.

Via Valeria
An ancient road from Rome to Corfinium.
Names: Οὐαλερία ὁδός

Via Vitularia
N. Purcell
Unlocated, Road; 330 BC - AD 300
The Via Vitularia was a Roman road that is now unlocated but originally was to be found in the territory of Arpinum. Cicero mentions it in his correspondence. It likely led from Arpinum in the Italian interior to the Tyrrhenian coast. Its name is derived from the first-declension Latin noun vitula, -ae meaning "heifer", thus the road's name may reflect its function, similar to the case of the Via Salaria, as Hodges points out in his commentary on Cicero's letters.
Names: Vitularia via

Aggregation of roughly located objects
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This 0.013438 degree by 0.227836 degree cell contains 1 imprecisely located place(s):
Via Laurentina (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): road, leading southwards from Rome toward Laurentum. Its course, endpoint, and coincidence with the Via Ostiensis and the Via Ardeatina are matters of scholarly contention.

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This 0.0 degree by 0.0 degree cell contains 1 imprecisely located place(s):
Diolkos (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): The Diolkos was a paved tract near ancient Corinth that allowed boats to portage the Isthmus of Corinth. It was in use from ca. 600 B.C. until ca. A.D. 50.

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This 2.0 degree by 2.5 degree cell contains 2 imprecisely located place(s):
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - 30 BC): Elaos? ® NW
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - 30 BC): Limnaia ® S

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): E to W coast road

Via Cornelia (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): The Via Cornelia was an ancient road that ran along the north side of the circus Gai et Neronis. The road diverged from the Via Triumphalis west of the pons Neronianus, near a large tomb known as the Meta Romuli.

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): W Cyprus region
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Kerny(e)ia ® Ledroi ® Tamassos
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Ledroi ® Idalion ® Tremithous ® Arsinoe?
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Arsinoe? ® Kition
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Aphrodision ® Leukos Oikos

Via Quinctia (Unlocated, Road; 330 BC - AD 300): road from Reate

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Antiochia ® Gephyra ® Gindaros ® Cyrrus
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Antiochia ® Imma ® Litarba ® Map 68
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Beroia ® Batnae ® Hierapolis ® Europos ® Zeugma
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Beroia ® Minnica ® Cyrrus
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Beroia ® Niara ® Zeugma
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Map 68 ® Tourin® Gephyra ® Antiocheia
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Map 68 ® Beroia ® Batnai ® Hierapolis ® Ceciliana ® Batnae ® Edessa
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Zeugma ® Ceciliana ® Eragiza ® Map 68

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Kaisareia ® Sora ® Kastamonu (2 routes) ® Pompeiopolis ® Hambarkaya

Klimax (Road, Pass; 330 BC - AD 2100): Döşeme Boğazı

Untitled (Road; 550 BC - 30 BC): Persepolis ® WNW

Via Nomentana (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): The ancient road connecting Rome and Nomentum.

Unnamed road on Cyprus (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Tremithous ® Kition

Via Triumphalis (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): road running from the Pons Neronianus toward Monte Mario, eventually joining the Via Clodia some 7 miles from Rome.

Sanctuary of Poseidon at Tainaron (Church-2, Building, Sanctuary, Ruin, Cave, Temple-2, Road; 550 BC - AD 1453): famous ancient sanctuary of Poseidon located at the southern end of the modern Mani peninsula of the Peloponnese. Literary and archaeological evidence indicate that the sanctuary featured a temple, a cave treated as a mouth of the underworld, and other structural and monumental components. It seems to have served as a sanctuary site for suppliants and a context for the formal manumission of enslaved persons.

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 300): Sucro ® Dianium ® Ilici

Clivus Capitolinus (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): The principal road leading to the Capitolium and the Arx in the city of Rome.

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 300): N Aulon

Untitled (Road; 550 BC - AD 640): Aptouchou Hieron? ® Artamis?
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Berenice ® Barke ® Ptolemais
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Coast road(s) Astrochonda ® Berenice
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Cyrene ® Darnis ® Paliouros
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Maritime itineraries
Untitled (Road; 550 BC - AD 640): Naustathmos ® Limnias?
Untitled (Road; 550 BC - AD 640): Phykous ® Balagrae
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): routes E and W Augila

Tripolis (Urban, Theatre, Fort-group, Pass, Cemetery, Bath, Church, Settlement, Temple, Road; 1344 BC - AD 2000): Tarabulus/Tripoli LEB

Via Valeria (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): road from Rome to Corfinium.

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 300): at Keramos
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 300): Cnidian peninsula
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 300): Halicarnassus peninsula

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): tracks N from Ghadames ® Tillibari and Sabratha
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): coast road(s) E and SE of Lepcis
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): coast road(s) Tacape ® Lepcis

Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): Iathrippa ® Hibra ® Thaima ® N
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): Baclanaza ® al-Muwalih/Modiana?
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): E ® W at Ostama
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): E Baclanaza ® Thapaua
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): Modiana? ® Laba ® S
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): Modiana? ® Badais ® Egra
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): Badais ® Egra
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): Leuke Kome?/Onne? ® Phoinikon Kome ® E
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): al-Haura' ® E
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): N ® S route W of Thoumna

Via Ostiensis (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): road running from Rome to Ostia, exiting the city walls of Rome at the Porta Trigemina.

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Castulo ® Epora ® Corduba (Map 26)
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Castulo ® Mariana ® Libisosa ® Saltigi ® Saetabis
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 300): Castulo ® Oretum
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Castulo ® Sisapo ® Map 26
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 300): Mentesa Bastia ® Obulco
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 300): Obulco ® Iponuba ® Morana

Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Consentia ® Muranum ® Nerulum?

Sacra Via (Road; 750 BC - AD 1453): The Sacra Via (Sacred Way) is one of Rome's oldest urban streets and its main sacred route, extending from the top of the Velia (summa Sacra Via) to the Forum Romanum.

Via Collatina (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Roman road connecting Rome with Collatia.

Via Clodia (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Roman road.

Cyrene - Apollonia Road (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Cyrene ® Apollonia

Via Cassia (Road; 330 BC - AD 2100): Roman road branching off from the Via Flaminia and continuing to Luna where it joined the Via Aurelia. The Via Cassia post-dates the Via Amerina and was built after 240 B.C. It combined new construction with re-use of pre-existing roads and tracks.

Cardo Maximus (Road; 330 BC - AD 300): The Cardo Maximus of Saepinum.

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Saetabis ® Ildum ® Map 25

Via Salaria (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): road that originated at Rome and continued to Castrum Truentinum (Porto d'Ascoli).

Via Tiburtina (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): road heading east-northeast from Rome to Tibur.

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - 30 BC): Unnamed route or road

Via Aurelia (Road; 330 BC - AD 2100): Roman road begun ca. 241 B.C. by the censor C. Aurelius Cotta.

Via Portuensis? (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): The Via Portuensis is an ancient Roman road that connected Rome and Portus. It proceeded along the right bank of the Tiber river, starting from the Pons Aemilius. In the first part of its course it is identical to the Via Campana.

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): *Pithoi? ® Laodikeia (Katakekaumene) ® Map 66
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Andrapa ® Nys(s)a ® Ouenasa ® Mazaka

Via Ardeatina (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): The Via Ardeatina connected Rome and Ardea.

Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): Iathrippa ® Thouma ® Egra ® Baclanaza ® NW

Via Vitularia (Unlocated, Road; 330 BC - AD 300): near Arpinum

Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Coast road Berenice ® Ptolemais

Via Labicana (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Roman road connecting Rome and Labicum.

Via Praenestina (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): onsular road running from Rome to Praeneste.

Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Map 38 ® Miceris ® Paraetonium ® Pedonia ® Map 74 (2 routes)
Untitled (Road; 550 BC - AD 300): Giarabub ® Ammon (2 routes)
Untitled (Road; 550 BC - AD 300): Giarabub ® Antipyrgos
Untitled (Road; 550 BC - AD 300): Giarabub ® Catabathmus Maior
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): around Oasis Parva
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 300): Ammon ® Klimax? ® E
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Ammon ® Oasis Parva
Untitled (Road; 550 BC - AD 640): Ammon ® Paraetonium (2 routes)
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): into Gasr Farafra

Via Campana? (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): road located on the right bank of the Tiber leading to the Campus Salinarum romanarum and sharing the first part of its course with the Via Portuensis.

Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Ioppe ® Lydda ® Bethoron ® Ierusalem
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Lydda ® Emmaus ® Ierusalem
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Ierusalem ® Hierichous
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Iamneia Paralios ® Iamneia
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Pelusium ® Gaza ® Iamneia ® Ioppe ® Map 69
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Sykomazon ® Nessana ® Lysa ® Map 71
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Gazaion Limen ® Gaza ® Lachish ® Marisa
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Gaza ® Elousa ® Eboda ® Petra
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Map 69 (Scythopolis) ® Hierichous

Unnamed road segment (Road; 750 BC - 30 BC): Croto(n) ® Lacinium Pr.
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Rhegion ® Lokroi Epizephyrioi
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Lokroi Epizephyrioi ® Scylletium
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Heraclea ® Sybaris ® Croto(n)
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Consentia ® Ad Turres
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - 30 BC): Scylletium ® Teura
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Ad Fluvium Sabutum ® Ad Turres ® S
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - 30 BC): Teura ® Acconia
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Scylletium ® Hipponion
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 640): Nerulum? ® N
Untitled (Road; 750 BC - AD 640): Croto(n) ® Scylletium
Untitled (Road; 330 BC - AD 300): Thurii ® Cerilli

Altinum (Settlement, Road; 550 BC - AD 640): Quarto di Altino