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CLASSICAL ATLAS;

TO ILLUSTRATE

ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY;

COMPRISED

IN TWENTY-FIVE MAPS,

SHOWING THE

VARIOUS DIVISIONS OF THE WORLD AS KNOWN TO THE ANCIENTS;
COMPOSED FROM THE MOST AUTHENTIC SOURCES.

WITH

AN INDEX OF THE ANCIENT AND MODERN NAMES.

BY

ALEXANDER G. FINDLAY, F.R.G.S.

NEW YORK:

HARPER, BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS, 82, CLIFF STREET.

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CONTENTS.

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INTRODUCTION, pp. v. to xvi.

I.

ORBIS VETERIBUS NOTUS.

XIV. GERMANIA.

II.

ROMA.

XV. VINDELICIA, NORICUM^
RHiETIA, PANNONIA, ET

III.

ITALIA SEPTENTRIONALIS.

ILLYRICUM.

IV.

ITALIA MEDIA.

XVI. HISPANIA.

V.

ITALIA MERIDIONALIS.

XVII. AFRICA SEPTENTRIONALIS

VI.

ATHENE.

XVIII. iEGYPTUS.

VII.

PELOPONNESUS ET ATTICA.

XIX. ASIA MINOR.

VIII.

GRiECIA SEPTENTRIONALIS.

XX. PALiESTINA.

IX.

INSULiE MARIS MG Ml.

XXI. SYRIA.

X.

MACEDONIA, THRAC1A, IL-

XXII. ARMENIA, MESOPOTAMIA,

LYRIA, MCESIA, ET DACIA.

ASSYRIA, ET BABYLONIA.

XI.

BRITANNIA.

XXIII. ARABIA.

XII.

INSULiE BRITANNICiE.

XXIV. IMPERIUM PERSICUM.

XIII

GALLIA.

XXV. INDI^.

INDEX TO THE MAPS, pp. 1 to 44.

INTRODUCTION.

In the representation of Ancient Geography there is this disadvantage, that we use authorities, in
many cases incomplete and mutilated in themselves, treating of subjects which frequently were very
imperfectly known to their authors. It is true that very often the ancient writings are so lucid and
explicit that we are compelled to acknowledge our inferiority in knowledge, and modern enterprise is
continually re-discovering (so to speak) that which was perfectly familiar in the early ages ; and although,
in many instances, we are enabled to follow their narratives and descriptions even to the most minute
particulars, and apply them to existing facts ; yet, to make a complete picture of the countries at tuu
period, we are compelled to fill up many vacancies, and supply many features from less clear and correct
sources.

The progress of Modern Geography may he said to be nothing more than the correction of errors :
this remark will still more fully apply to Ancient Geography. We are continually receiving fresh
accessions to the illustration of the ancient writings, and it therefore takes rather the character of a
progressive science than of a fixed branch of knowledge. A single fact will often overturn a voluminous
theory, — a pebble will determine the character of a stratum to the geologist, and a coin or a column
may completely subvert our previous notions of the comparative geography of a district.

A consideration of these facts will, perhaps, serve to dissipate many notions that might, at first
sight, suggest themselves from an examination of a map. It must not be thought that all places
therein represented have an equal authenticity, or that all these sites are placed from local observation.

It would require a complicated system to represent in a 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. Such matters must therefore be rather considered as belonging to history than
to geography.

Another subject to he noticed is, that these Maps cannot he said to represent the Ancient World at
any one period, as a modern map does. The writings they are intended to illustrate extend over a very
long period ; and, therefore, there must be necessarily 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
disperse, or change its locality ; a town may be deserted, and another spring up ; yet a map which does
not show all would be considered incomplete, notwithstanding that its 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 it

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was In after years, and the form, and relative positions, and extent of many portions of the ancient world
were very little 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 may be considered
as antecedent to the existence of geography, properly so called. Even during the most flourishing
period of ancient history very imperfect ideas were entertained of chorography : thus, Pliny, the most
learned Roman of the most learned age of Rome, remarks as follows “ Europe appears to he greater
than Asia by a little less than a half of Asia ; and greater than Africa by the same quantity added
to the sixth part of Africa. Europe is a third part of the whole earth, with the addition of a little
more than an eighth ! Asia is a fourth, plus a fourteenth ; and Africa a sixth, plus a sixtieth.”

This will serve as. an example of the very imperfect state of knowledge possessed by the ancients.
To exhibit a map constructed on those ideas would be a useless task, and carry with it some amount of
absurdity. The same may also be said of the notions of other authors of the form of the world. These
maps give the outlines of the countries as known at present, with the ancient divisions and places applied
thereon.

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 ; they imparted their knowledge
to the ^Egyptians, under whose system these sciences soon became submerged, as it 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, we may presume, has been
lost to succeeding ages.

Thales, who flourished b.c. 594, one of the seven sages of Greece, taught that the world was not a
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. 556), but without much success. Pythagoras, of Samos, (b.c. 539), who had received much
knowledge from the Egyptians, first taught that the Sun was fixed, and that the earth revolved around
it. But this being contrary to the evidence of the senses, and also in opposition to the generally received
opinion, was never widely diffused in the ancient world ; and it was reserved for the recent labours of
Copernicus, Galileo, and Newton to demonstrate the truth of this system. But these speculations
rather belong to the history of Astronomy than to the study of Ancient Geography.

A century after this, Herodotus, “the Father of History,” (b.c. 450), added very greatly to the
scantv 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 Grsecia), Pfeonia, Babylonia, and
Mesopotamia, <fcc. Many of his narratives give the liveliest description of the state of the ancient world,
though, as might he expected, he has perhaps trusted in many instances to the information derived from
others more than from his 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

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India, — an idea which led Columbus to the discovery of America, and has given the name of the West
Indies to the first 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 journeyings 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 obser-
vation, and thereby pointed out the intimate connexion that exists between geography and astronomy,
although his labours did not excite much attention among 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 shall have occasion to allude to this presently.

The first who attempted to reduce geography to a regular system was Eratosthenes, who succeeded
Euclid in the care of the Alexandrian library, about 220 years B.c. This philosopher attempted the
measure of the earth’s circumference, and introduced into his maps a regular parallel of latitude. But
this 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,
Germany, or Britain. The central line in the length of the world, the duirppay/Mi rijs oiKovfiEvrjs, was
supposed, by Eratosthenes, as well as during a considerable period before his time, to pass through the
latitude of Rhodes. The 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. Although
this will be found, upon comparison with the modern maps, to be erroneous, yet his measurements along
this line will give the length of the Mediterranean more accurately than was exhibited on some of the
best maps a century ago ; hut 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
he had no direct means of ascertaining it but by observing where the longest day was fourteen hours
and a half, which Hipparchus, by astronomical means, determined was in latitude 36°. He also placed
Meroe, Syene and Alexandria in Egypt, Byzantium and the river Borysthenes, in the same meridian as
Rhodes, not one of which is so, except Byzantium, which is near to it. From such a system of
geography we cannot expect to arrive at such exactness in measurement or detail as is to be wished
for in the present age.

From the want of those more refined instruments and appliances to science which have placed modern
labours so far in advance of those of former ages, practical astronomy and geography made but
little progress after the time of Eratosthenes and Hipparchus, and the progress of geography was mainly
owing to the access of information and the acquisition of knowledge which, from the extension of the
Roman empire, was brought to the great city which represented the centre of civilization. And this vast
mass of knowledge which flowed into the metropolis of the world could not be arranged in that order
which would he necessary to make a complete system, without the aid of trigonometry, or of some means
of ascertaining the longitude, which, as the ancients were unacquainted with any method of com-
puting time on their journies, they were nearly precluded from doing. The principle of finding the
longitude is described in the introduction to our Modern Atlas, page vi. The latitude their scientific
attainments would give them more accurately, yet without both of these most important points in
geographical representation, hut 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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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
122 B.C., the erection of milliaria, denoting measured distances along the roads, which, when it had
been continued for two centuries on all the principal roads of the empire, afforded the means of forming
an imperial map far more accurate than any which had preceded it, or would have been in the power
of the Greeks.

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, who completed it in twenty-
five years, under the inspection of Agrippa and patronage of Augustus. The result of these labours
was a great painting, or map, displayed, about that time, in the portico of Agrippa. There are still
extant 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, and fifth books
of the elder Pliny’s Natural History ; and some of the Roman maps are still preserved which were made
to direct the marches of their armies.

Strabo, the Greek geographer, philosopher, and historian, who was born at Amasia, wrote about the
sera of 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 acquirements. But his
work is very defective and often contradictory, and much of the utility of it is 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
complete system of geography as it then existed, and appears to have collected with great diligence
whatever was known in all parts of the world. Pliny, who wrote thirty or forty years later than Strabo,
appears to have been unacquainted with his work ; but he drew largely from the work exhibited in the
portico of Agrippa, and has left a great number of distances which, compared with Strabo, show evident
improvement. But the system of this author is vicious, and often clouded by false philosophy.

When the Roman empire had reached its greatest extent, about the period of Antoninus Pius, or
a.d. 150, Claudius Ptolemy, a native of Alexandria, composed his system of geography, which, notwith-
standing its imperfections, continued in use till the discovery of the New World, by Columbus, and the
passage to India round the Cape of Good Hope, by Vasco de Gama, opened fresh sources of
knowledge and led to more extended views than could be entertained by adhering to the data given by
the ancient geographer.

Geography had made great progress in the interval between the dates of Pliny and Ptolemy ; but
still, 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 all, the effects of two centuries of peace and
prosperity, and the influence of the extension of commerce, all 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 the utility of Ptolemy’s work consists rather in the catalogue of names chorographically arranged
than in the general merits of his 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

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to consideration ; and the following Atlas, being in some measure illustrative of their works, some
notice, perhaps, was necessary. Their labours would probably be now perfectly incomprehensible in
many 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
the now known relations of different regions ; therefore, a modern map of a country, giving its ancient
condition, which is 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 ;
as this involves some points of interest, we shall again turn to this part of the subject.

According to the remoteness of the age, so do we find more or less of the fabulous mixed up with
the truth. The world of the period of Homer was an immense circular plain, surrounded by a sea of
darkness, inhabited on its east, west, and northern borders by the Hyperborei, or Cimmerii, people who
never saw the light of the sun, an exaggeration probably of the long nights of the polar regions ; and
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
encircled this world, and to the inner surface of which the stars were attached. All are evidences of some
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 oiKov/j./vtj, was
surrounded by one great sea, of which the Caspian, the Mediterranean, the Arabian and Persian Gulfs,
were inlets or gulfs penetrating the land. Strabo, agreeing with some former philosophers, supposed
that its length was something more than double its breadth. He argues thus : — “ It is confessed by
both ancients and moderns that the habitable earth is twice as long as it is broad. Eratosthenes,
therefore, having extended the breadth from Ierne to Thule, a region uninhabitable on account of the
cold, was obliged, in order to preserve the aforesaid proportion, to give an undue extent to its length,
from the western cape of Iberia to the eastern extremity of India.” This false notion was subsequently
still 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 figuie
of the world, as previously described, and evidently cannot be applicable to the measurements of a sphei e,
to which the present use of them is only referred. These terms having now a fixed meaning, there is
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
taking Ferro as a starting point, because, in the comparison with modern geography, the advantage is
all on the side of the modern system. And the ancient latitudes and longitudes can be considered only
as approximations, so that they can afford but little assistance in comparative geography.

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In illustration of the state of knowledge respecting the Roman empire, we subjoin a careful fac-
simile of a portion of the famous Tahula Peutingeriana, which is interesting as a specimen of
representative geography in ancient times.

The Peutingerian Table, so called on account of its having first been made known by Conrad
Peutinger, a native of Augsburg, in Germany, is an ancient road-map, preserved in the imperial library
at Vienna. It is 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 known world, but in a singularly
distorted manner ; for while the breadth of this map, from north to south, is only one foot, the length is
twenty-one feet. The great inland seas are thus reduced to rivers, and the continents they divide are
narrow strips of laud. The length would appear to have been founded on the first parallel previously
mentioned, but the map generally can give no idea of the world as a whole. It is exceedingly
serviceable to geography, particularly in connection with the ancient itineraries, although it difters
from them in many important particulars.

The portion we have chosen is that containing Rome, which was the best known, and consequently
the best drawn. At the top and bottom of the Map is shewn the supposed surrounding ocean of
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 Iadera, on the Adriatic Sea, on the left hand, and Narona,
also on the Adriatic, (lat. 43° 4', long. 17° 38' E.), andis included, chiefly, in the eastern part of Map XV .

Below this the Adriatic Sea is represented as a narrow strait, having the Ins. Lissa before Iadera at
the left extremity

Italy, with Rome and its port in the centre of the Map, is the middle line of land, and, on the upper
side, extends from Ancona, in Picenum (lat. 43° 37', long. 13° 33' E., Map III.), to Larinum (lat. 41
48', Ion o-. 14° 47' E., Map XVI.), and on the lower coast between Aquae Apollinares (lat. 42° 7', long.
12° r, E ) and Formias (lat. 41° 17', long. 13° 37' E., Map V.), and is the same country that is com-
prised in Map IV. Above Rome are the Apennines, which traverse the Map from one end to the other,
and from which run the rivers as named, which may be readily traced on Map IV.

The Mediterranean Sea, like the Adriatic, a narrow line of water, separates the portion of Italy from
the continent of Africa. The coast of this is represented in a singularly distorted manner, for the whole
length of the section is occupied with the coast between Utica, a short distance to the N.W. of Carthage,
to Horrea Celia, or Heraclea, (lat. 36° O', long. 10° 30' E.) in Map XVII. The interior comprises the
districts of Numidia and part of Africa, and at the bottom of the Map is the circumscribing range of
mountains dividing the habitable world from the surrounding ocean.

The roads which this Tabula was specially designed to shew are exhibited, and on them is marked the
distances between one station and another in Roman miles, (Mille Passus, or M.P.) : thus, from Rome
to Bobella, along the Via Appia, is x. (M.P.), or 10 Roman miles, and the whole of these distances are
clearly marked and easily recognisable. It is 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.

In addition to this great assistance to comparative geography, we are much indebted to the
itineraries, or road-books, compiled at different times. The principal of these may be considered as tho
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 deter-
mination of ancieDt localities. Such is the Voyage of Hanno, the Carthaginian, along the western
coast of Africa, a subject which has given rise to much discussion among modern geographers. Those
of Arrian in the Euxine and Erythraean Sea, of Scylax along the coasts of Europe and Asia, all assist
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 show to what aids we are indebted for
the perfection of our representations.

A very important branch of ancient geography are the measures made use of in those tithes ; and it
is necessary to the proper understanding of many of the narratives that they should he noticed. The
stadium was the principal measure of distance in ancient Greece and her colonies. Its true length has
been the subject of much dispute : we will give the chief arguments that have been used in this
controversy.

If 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 iEgseau Sea, that is, the stadium of 600 Attic feet.

The exact length of the Attic foot has been recovered from the dimensions of the Parthenon at
Athens. This building is styled by Plutarch “ Hecatompedon,” the hundred-footed ; and the result is
that the Greek foot was equal to 12-1375 English inches, and the length of the stadium from this would
Oe 606 feet 9 inches. Now this is the exact length of the foot-race in the Olympic games, the distance
between the afaais and reppa, 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 milliare, or mille passuum, equal to 5,000 Roman feet, we are told by Plutarch, was a
little less than 8 Greek stadia. The Roman foot, taken from extant Roman measurements, is equivalent
to 11-65 English inches ; consequently the Roman mile was equal to 4,854 English feet, which is equal
to 8 stadia, and 25 Roman feet were equal to 24 Greek feet nearly. 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 to rest is the circumference of the
globe as estimated by different philosophers. This is a difficult problem with modern applications to
science, and was used in the formation of the French national standard of length, the metre ; but, as
we have before seen, the ancients had a very limited knowledge of astronomy, and still less of general
geography. They never had any better means of ascertaining the proportion of the arc to the whole
circle than by observing the proportion between the length of the gnomon and its shadow. The
method by which Eratosthenes obtained the circumference of the globe is thus recorded : — Having-
assumed Syene, in Upper Egypt, to have been in the extreme limit of the tropical line, where the
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
day, covered one-fiftieth part of the circle. Five thousand stadia, therefore, he inferred to be the fiftieth
part of the circumference of the globe ; that is, it was 250,000. This computation of Eratosthenes
remained as an authority up to at least the second century of our rera ; but as it is evidently founded on
data that only approximate rudely to the truth, no dependence can be placed in it as a measure of length.
This measure of the circumference was attempted by other philosophers, giving 500, 600, 625, 666^,
700, 750, 833 J, or 1,1111 stadia to the degree, as their various results : but to deduce measurements
from these is quite visionary.

We are here referring to the stadium as it 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 1\ to the Roman mile.

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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 hy the same measure, is to consider
what were the measurements intended.

We shall find that most of these distances were computed ; indeed almost all the Greek writers
used computed distances, and it was only in later times that the Romans gave exact measurements.
The uncertainties attending computations are obvious, and the results will almost always be above the
truth. Thus the only method of measuring the length of a march would be by reckoning the time
occupied, and this is always over-rated. Even the Greeks are not agreed as to the number of stadia
in a day’s journey ; it was usually reckoned at 200, or 180, or, for an army, 150 stadia.

Herodotus gives 700 stadia for voyaging hy 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
must depend most materially upon a variety of circumstances, the sinuosities of the coast, the skill of
the navigator, the wind, or upon what was not at all 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 it has been considered that they had a separate traveller’s measure, an itinerary
stadium ; but all evidence is contrary to this.

In comparing the road distances as given by various authors, we always find that these computed
distances are increased according as the country travelled over is less known, and, consequently, that
from this circumstance it would appear that the stadium was increased in length during the progress of
time, or as the roads and distances they were applied to measure became better known and more fre-
quented ; but is far easier to demonstrate that the measure is the same, and that the distances are
apparently increased by the difficulties and ignorance of the roads and countries they traverse.

We must therefore consider that the stadium mentioned hy all the early writers is the Olympic
stadium of 600 Greek feet, or 625 Roman feet.

The parasang is another measure often mentioned by Greek writers. It is a Persian measure of
length, and is still in use in those countries, where it is called, by the present inhabitants, farsang, and,
in the Arabic, farsakh. The modern measure is generally reckoned as 3J or 4 English miles, which
very nearly agrees with that given by Herodotus, who says it is equal to 30 stadia, in which he is
corroborated by Xenophon. Strabo states that it was considered by some authors at 60, some at
40, and some at 30 stadia. Pliuy says that the Persians assigned various lengths to it.

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

Stadium according to Aristotle’s measurement of the earth’s surface
Mean geographic stadium by Major Rennell ....

Olympic stadium (the correct stadium) .....

Stadium of 74 to the Roman mile ... •

Stadium of 7 to the Roman mile ......

The Roman foot (pes) ........

Roman passus of 5 pedes .......

Roman actus of 120 pedes .......

Mille passus, or Milliare, or M.P.

Persian parasang

Yds. ft. in.

109 1 2-26992
168 1 6
202 0 9
215 2 2-4
231 0 5-124

0 0 11-649

1 1 10-24
38 2 5-95

1,618 0 0
6,067 1 6

The Maps have been formed on the basis of modern surveys and the observations of travellers,
combined with the collateral evidence- of the itineraries, histories, and descriptions, and with the
deductions from monuments, coins, and 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

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poem ; 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 intersected by very numerous watercourses, which, even during comparatively recent periods, have
quite changed their courses and character, leads us to the conviction that, during the many centuries
which have passed away since it was peopled by the invading host before Troy, these causes of change
have not been dormant, but must have probably totally altered its character, and carried dry land,
where, perhaps, the ships of the Greeks brought their armies to the siege. Not so with the hills and
mountains ; they remain lasting testimonies to the truth of the narration. Some travellers, even
recently, have endeavoured to identify ancient sites with modern localities in these remarkable plains ;
but, as we cannot refute these assertions by any appeal to historical geography, we have only to consider
that it may have been so, or that there is a greater probability that a very different order of things
might have afforded the same results.

Another part, too, in which these changes have been operating is the vicinity of the famous
Thermopylae, where the Sperchius, the modern Hellada, bringing down in its waters the disintegrated
portions of the plains it passes through, has extended the coast line a considerable distance beyond the
limits of the sea in the time of the recorded battle. The present line of coast is shown in a dotted line
in Map VIII., and will well explain what is here meant. Again, the present south-east coast of
England, the scene of the landing of Csesar’s expeditions, will not coincide with the narratives he has
left 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 covered with the ocean.
Pompeii, too, whose destruction 1,700 years ago is described by Pliny, stood on the margin of the sea,
hut now is a considerable distance removed from it.

It 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
beach, the alluvial plain, the meandering river, and the marshy delta, and not to the lasting and
permanent characteristics of a country. The rugged mountains and hills remain, in most cases,
comparatively unchanged since the earliest period. These remarks are here made to show that, while
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 shall now make a few remarks upon the series of Maps in the order in which they are placed.
They have been arranged, in some degree, according to the importance, in ancient times, of the
various countries, and, therefore, do not follow the same series as they would do according to
modern opinion.

Map I. The World as known to the Ancients, is an epitome of the whole of the subsequent series,
and needs hut few remarks beyond the foregoing. The western coast of Africa, the region of the
expedition of Hanno the Carthaginian, perhaps might be extended beyond the limits which we have
marked, the modern Cape Palmas. This expedition continued its course till they came to a very
lofty mountain, with fire on its summit, which seemed to reach the stars ; they called it Theon Ochema,
or the chariot of the gods. This description exactly applies to the lofty peak of Cameroens, in the
Gulf of Guinea, and, it is very possible, was the limit of the expedition ; hut as this has been the result
of very recent surveys, we have adhered to previous decisions. Whether the ancients ever reached so
far as the north cape of Europe is involved in some mystery, hut 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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explain themselves, have been preserved and described by many authors, and are now inclosed among
the buildings of the modern city. But the present city extends on the western side of the Tiber, the
Vatican Mount lying where the Circus Neronis is marked on the plan.

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
the maps, are marked the roads which centred in Rome, and extended to an unparalleled length through-
out the vast empire. These could not be inserted in the other maps without causing confusion.

Maps VI., VII., VIII., and IX., Athens and Hellas, or Grcecia. — Athens the beautiful, then so long
the theatre of tumult, superstition, and oppression, and now again taking its place among the capitals of
the world, and the centre of its ancient territory, has lost a large proportion of those monuments of its
former greatness, though some of the noblest buildings of antiquity still adorn its Acropolis. The plan,
which has been composed from the recent surveys by the present Greek government, shows all the
ancient sites, as far as they can be ascertained with any degree of probability. The modern city,
which resembles an English provincial town, occupies a portion of the plain to the north and north-
east of the Acropolis. The ports, once the busy resort of the Greek navigators, hut now of very minor
importance, lie at the extremity of the Long Walls, but few vestiges of which now remain ; the avenue
formed by these looked directly toward the Parthenon and the Acropolis. Altogether, we may presume
that the present plain on which Athens is seated is much altered in character since it was the scene of
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 coasts, and
the interior has also been well surveyed ; so that we are now enabled to give a map of this important
section in a very correct form. Most of its ancient sites are well recognised, although very many ruins
exist 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 ; but to the same sources we are indebted now
for a correct survey of these parts, and no further remark seems necessary. The Archipelago, Map IX.,
is 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 portions of this map are well represented, still we have a
deficiency in the classical portion, as it has not been yet sufficiently examined by those who are capable
of deciding and systematizing the comparative geography.

Maps XI. and XII., The British Isles. — In the classical geography of our own country, we are in
this condition, — that we know much more of its antiquities than we do of the history of them. Disco-
veries of ancient art and remains are continually being made, of which we know nothing hut that they
must have represented much comparative civilization and wealth. The early Roman history of Britain
is involved in some obscurity ; and although we are enabled to trace the progress of 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 modem names of places where Roman

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remains have been found, but we have only marked those of chief importance ; a vast number of places
might be added which exhibit proofs of then 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 XIII., j France. — The remarks that were applied to Italy may also be made respecting France,
vs will be seen, a large number of its 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, are
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
perform such an important part in the history of Europe, were, by its early historians, considered to be
on the extreme verge of the known world. Consequently, little need be here said of that people who,
in their mode of life and habitations, perhaps most resembled the still uncultivated races with whom we
are now acquainted.

Map. XV., Vindelicia, Noricum, Rhcetia, Pannonia, et Illyricum. — These countries, the inha-
bitants and history of which form an important part of the la.ter annals of the Roman empire, have
been delineated from various sources ; the physical portion is generally accurate, and the ancient sites
tolerably well ascertained.

Map XVI., Spain. — Spain, like Italy and France, still possesses many remains of its ancient
importance, and most of its history we are enabled to trace from them.

Map XVII., North Africa. — These countries, so important in ancient times, have not maintained
their superiority. We have not been even moderately acquainted with its 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. The French nation have, by their posses-
sion of portions of Mauretania, made us, in some degree, better acquainted with that country.

Map XVIII., Egypt. — This wonderful country now presents a very different aspect to that under
which it was seen by Herodotus, and other philosophers and historians. The teeming multitudes which
dwelt in the valley of the Nile have given place to a very different order of things. It has been sup-
posed by some that its ancient fertility has departed, and its extent grown more limited, but the reverse
seems to be the case. The Nile, bringing alluvial deposits from the interior of Africa, has certainly
raised its bed, and thus increased the breadth of the cultivable plain it 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 still larger numbers of inhabitants.
One of the most remarkable features of Egypt has lately been explained, that is, the Lake Mceris, the
receptacle of the superabundant waters of the Nile. A French savant has pointed out the remains of the
vast embankments which, inclosing the valley on the west and north sides, formed the artificial lake
which has been so long a mystery. This is shown on the map.

Map XIX., Asia Minor, is a country which has been the field of great research by late travellers
and antiquaries. We have received much information respecting the interior of this important country,
and, although more remains to be learnt, we have acquired a large increase of knowledge respecting it
within a few years.

Maps XX. and XXI., Palestine and Syria. — The Holy Land has of late years received so much
the attention of geographers, that the maps of it have quite a different aspect from those which formerly
appeared. The verification of a largo number of places, and the discovery of numerous others, men-

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tioned in the Scriptures, afford us a much clearer knowledge of the country than we have hitherto
possessed. We have availed ourselves of the best authorities, and believe that the maps give a tolerably
faithful picture of the countries they represent.

Map XXII., Armenia , Mesopotamia, Babylonia, <fcc. — The rivers Euphrates and Tigris have lately
been surveyed, and, from a comparison with ancient writings, we must suppose that their courses have,
in many parts, greatly changed ; and these changes we cannot, with our present knowledge, properly
estimate. Many antiquities still remain, and testify to the ancient grandeur of these countries.
These are all inserted, as far as could be ascertained.

Map XXIII., Arabia. — -The descendants of Ishmael, the present occupiers of this country, so
jealously guard and prevent the access of any foreigners to its interior, that we are obliged to fill up the
want of direct knowledge with supposition. With its coast line we are well acquainted ; but of the
interior, with the exception of a few portions, we know nothing, except that information which is
derived from doubtful authority.

Map XXI V., Persia. — The eastern part of this map, the region of Alexander’s expedition, may
be said to he undergoing a change in its comparative geography. The Affghan war, conducted by
Great Britain, and the amount of information respecting the ancient and mediceval periods of Ariana
which has been collected collaterally by those means, have afforded materials for remodelling its
geography, both ancient and modern.

Map XXV., 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
this 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 he readily found.

The modern names, indicated in Italics, which are attached to some of the ancient designations,
show the probable synonyme ; hut, as stated in page v., it would he difficult to indicate there the
degree of authenticity or exactness of the place mentioned. A large proportion may be taken as
actually identified ; of the rest, it must he left to more voluminous works to decide.

Our Modern Atlas, a companion to the present work, will afford the means of comparison between
the ancient and modern world ; and although the maps in each may not represent exactly the same
extent of country, nor each country on the same scale, which is necessarily the case from the different
amount of political importance of these in different ages, they will be sufficient to elucidate each other.

The positions in this Ancient Atlas are given according to the situation of the places in the maps ;
and the longitudes are reckoned east and west of the meridian of Greenwich. The difference of
longitude, and the mode of ascertaining it, are described in the Introduction to the Modern Atlas.

The ancient first meridian was the longitude of Ferro, or Hierro, the westernmost of the Fortunate
Isles, the present Canaries. This is 18 degrees west of Greenwich (strictly 18° 10'). Therefore,
where the place is east of Greenwich, by adding 18 degrees to the longitude, will give that from Ferro :
thus, Rome (Map IV.) is in longitude 12° 27' E. ; increased 18°, gives 30° 27' for the longitude from
Ferro. But if the longitude is west of Greenwich, it must be subtracted from 18° : thus Sacrum
Prom., Cape St. Vincent, in Spain, (Map XVI.), is 8° 59' west, which, taken from 18°, is 9® 1' lon-
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INDEX

TO

FINDLAY’S CLASSICAL ATLAS

FOR ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY.

The situation of any place given in the Atlas may be found by means of the Latitude and Longitude attached to the
names in this Index.

The Longitudes, as in Modem Geography, are reckoned from the Meridian of Greenwich.

The ascertained or probable Modern Sites are marked in the Index in Italics , — thus, Aisne.

• Signifies People, Tribe,
or District.
vEst. JJstuarium.

Aq. Aquse. | I., I e. Insula, Insulaj. I Ost. Ostium, Ostia.

£• L- Lacus. P. Portus.

rl. Flumen, Fluvius. J M., Ms., Mods, Montes. | Pr. Promontorium.

N. North, S. South Latitude; E. Last, W. West Longitude.

Ps. Palus.

S. Sinus.

T. Templum.

Ateona FI., Aisne .
Abacoenum, Tripi .
Abse, Exarcho . .

Aballaba

Aballo, Availon . .

Abara

Abarara

Abarbina, Adrabad .

Abarim M

Abarne

Abas, vel Alazonus )
FI., Alazan . . )

•Abasci

Abatliuba . . . .
•Abbaitis . . . .

Abdera

Abdera, Adra . . .
Abel Meekolah . . .
Abella, Avella . . .
Abellinum, Avcllino .
Abellinum Marsi- \
cum, Marsico Ve- >
tere . ... )
Abiae, P. Mandinia .
Abieta, Waitzen . .
Abila, Abil ....
Abila Lysian© . . .
Abilunum, IVallcrn .

Lat.

Long.

No.

Place.

Lat

26

N

4

0

E

13

Abydos,ChanakKalch

40

12

N

1

35

N

15

8

E

5

Abyla Pr

35

54

N

N

22

56

E

8

Acacesium ....

37

23

N

54

N

2

50

W

11

Acadra

1

50

N

30

N

3

52

E

13

40

N

36

N

45

7

E

22

landro . ... j

51

N

37

46

E

21

40

14

N

50

N

54

24

E

24

landra . . . \

0

54

N

N

36

40

0

14

E

E

20

22

Acarn©, vel Psygmi i

11

50

N

20

N

46

35

E

22

22

Acamas Pr., Arnaut
Acampsis, vel Ap- 1

35

12

N

52

N

41

25

E

40

20

N

8

N

22

55

E

17

23

N

2S

30

E

19

Acanthus, Dashour .

29

46

N

56

N

25

0

E

10

Acanthus, Erissos

40

25

N

46

N

3

0

W

16

•Acarnania ....

38

40

N

24

N

35

35

E

20

Acathartus Sinus . .

23

40

N

58

N

14

36

E

4

31

50

N

55

N

14

46

E

4

Akir . ... ]

Acci, Guadix . . .

37

20

N

23

N

15

43

E

5

Accua

41

26

N

58

22

E

Aceronia, Brienza .

40

29

N

NT

10

7

Acerr©, Gherra . .

45

15

N

49

N

19

9

E

15

Acerr ©, Acerr a . .

40

57

N

43

N

35

54

E

20

Ace'rvo, Szamobor

45

54

N

40

N

36

10

E

21

31

N

0

N

13

45

E

14

31

N

59

44

E

23

Achffiium ....

51

N

50

N

63

17

E

24

*Ach©menes . . .

32

45

N

14

N

46

42

E

22

*Ackaia

38

8

N

31

N

43

44

E

22

•Achaia Phthiotis . .

39

0

N

Achaiakala ....

34

5

N

45

N

8

30

E

14

Achana FI

28

20

N

W

Acharn©

38

4

N

4

N

8

50

16

AchaiT©

39

15

N

11

N

7

35

\V

16

Achatara ....

14

12

N

25

N

2

25

w

11

Achates FI., Drillo .

37

0

N

50

N

4

0

w

12

AchelousFl.,^/sp?’o 1
Potarno . . . j

38

50

N

27

N

2

32

w

11

Acheron FI. ...

37

36

N

56

N

33

46

E

19

Acheron FI., Arconti

39

20

N

Acheron FI., Suli . .

39

20

N

0

N

31

20

E

18

Acherontia, Accrenza

40

49

N

0

N

107

0

E

1

Acherusia ....

11

20

N

35

N

28

40

E

19

Achillis, vel Leuce \

30

N

1

31

0

W

13

I., Adasi, orScr- J
pent’s I. ... )

45

10

N

3

N

50

E

19

Achillis Ptus., Po. \
Kaio .... |

36

27

N

47

N

12

20

E

17

Achindana FI. . . .

27

15

N

Acholla, Al Allah

35

16

N

40

N

4

45

W

12

Achrona

27

7

N

39

.N

14

25

E

15

Achshaph ....

33

7

N

50

N

14

20

E

15

Achzib, velEcdippa, )

33

N

40

N

14

20

E

15

EzZib . . . j

*■*

44

N

4

50

W

16

Acidava

45

51

N

40

N

0

35

W

11

Acidava, vel Arcina, \

44

18

N

40

N

44

20

E

22

Grajova . . . )

35

N

0

5

W

11

Acila, vel Ocelis . .

12

48

N

45

N

11

51

E

15

*Acilicene ....

39

20

N

10

M

31

58

E

18

Acilla

23

29

N

Long.

No.

of

Tlace.

Lat.

Long.

NoJ

Map.

Map.

26

5

28

20

E

\V

19

17

Acimincuin, Peter- »
wardcin . . . j

45

18

N

19

55

E

10

22

3

E

7

*Acinac© ....

35

40

N

65

0

E

24

103

18

E

25

Acinasis FI. ...

41

48

N

41

46

E

22

16

25

E

Acinippo, llonda . .

36

53

N

5

1

W

16

Aciris FL, Agri . .

40

14

N

16

27

E

5

16

40

E

5

Acis, vel Acesines )
FL, Chunab . . (

31

0

N

72

0

E

25

51

12

23

Acithis FL, Corbo . .

37

32

N

13

0

E

5

Acitodunum . . .

46

3

N

2

2

E

13

32

10

E

19

Acmonia

44

44

N

23

30

E

10

Acmonia

38

56

N

29

55

E

19

41

20

E

19

Aco, vel Ptolemais, \
Akka . . . . )

32

56

N

35

5

E

20

31

18

E

18

Acola, Toicar . . .

36

40

N

51

0

E

24

23

51

E

10

Acontisma ....

40

57

N

24

36

E

10

21

10

E

8

Acoris, Metagara . .

28

2

N

30

56

E

18

35

34

40

51

E

E

18

20

Acra Melffina, C. 1
Kara Bouroun . \

41

9

N

29

50

E

19

Acraba

36

25

N

40

19

E

22

3

19

W

16

Acrabbim ....

32

20

N

35

26

E

20

15

28

E

5

Acra, Palazzitolo

37

4

N

14

54

E

5

15

37

E

5

Acr©, Koukistra . .

38

36

N

21

23

E

8

9

42

E

3

Acra Lepte, It as Benas

23

53

N

35

45

E

18

14

24

E

4

Acrsphia, Kartitza .

38

27

N

23

13

E

8

15

0

E

15

Acragas, vel Agri- )

37

IS

N

13

35

72

E

25

gentum, Gir genii j

Acrathoum Pr. . .

40

6

N

24

22

E

9

26

11

E

19

Acriffi, Kokinia . .

36

48

N

22

49

E

7

10

0

E

17

Acritas Pr., Gallo

36

43

iN

21

54

E

7

22

0

E

7

Acroceraunium Pr., j

22

30

E

8

Linguetta, or Ka- >

40

26

N

19

15

E

10

42

17

E

22

raburnu . . . )

47

45

E

23

Acro-Corinthus . .

37

53

N

22

53

E

7

23

22

43

5

E

E

7

8

Acronius Lacus, )
U nter see . . . i

47

40

N

9

0

E

15

105

14

10

25

E

E

25

5

Acropolis, vel Har- j
mozica . . . . j

11

18

N

45

32

E

22

21

20

Acrurium M. . . .

38

17

N

22

54

E

8

Acte, Athos Peninsula

40

15

N

24

10

E

9

21

16

43

15

E

E

7

5

ActiumPi -.yP.d’Ac- i
ciajualo . . . )

42

46

N

9

10

E

3

20

40

E

8

Actium

57

N

20

46

E

8

15

59

E

5

*Acuensi

33

30

N

1

0

E

17

31

30

E

19

Acumincum . . .

45

15

N

19

55

E

10

Acunia

44

35

N

4

46

E

13

30

10

E

10

Aciuium

45

7

N

20

16

E

15

Adacha

34

8

N

38

14

E

21

22

56

30

35

E

E

7

24

Adamana, v. Odmana

33

39

N

36

34

E

21

Adamas FL, JDum- )
moodah . . . )

23

50

N

86

0

E

25

11

4

E

17

Adana

37

0

N

35

16

E

19

37

35

55

15

E

E

23

20

Adani du© I©., )

Zoogur . . . j

13

45

N

42

50

E

23

35

.

-n

Adarin

33

51

N

36

35

E

21

Addffia

33

30

iN

42

56

E

22

23

49

E

10

Addua FI

46

10

N

9

45

E

15

24

10

E

10

Addua FI., Adda . .

45

18

N

9

34

E

3

Adeba, Amposta . .

40

41

N

0

37

E

16

43

40

E

23

Adedu

20

28

iN

39

45

E

23

39

50

E

22

Adelhum, Elda . .

38

31

N

0

52

W

16

58

40

E

23

♦Adiabene ....

35

55

N

44

0

E

22

2

INDEX.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.

of

Place.

Lat

Long.

Map.

Adiabla

Adicadra ....

41 29

N

46 50

E

22

yElia Castro, Alcester

51 53

N

1

10

W

11

Agiria, Daroca . .

41 14
2 0
33 33

N

1 17
30 0
10 28

36 15

N

53 25

E

24

yEmate, v. Lamate, |

44 40

N

17

20

E

15

•Agizymba ....

Agrna

Agmanispha . . •

N

Adieonus FI., Mas- |

41 0

N

40 50

E

19

40 21

N

8

14

W

16

13 4

N

45 10

Adisaga, Ana . .. .
•Adisathri, Bcder
Adisdara, v. Agava, \
Aqra . . / . j
•Adit®, vel Oadit®, )

22 0
20 0
27 12

N

N

N

96 0
78 0
77 55

E

E

E

25

25

25

yEmona, Laybach

yEmonia

/Enaria, v. Inarime, \
vel Pithecusa I., >

46 2
37 23

40 43

N

N

N

14

22

13

34

12

52

E

E

E

15

7

4

Agnav®, Bauczar .
Agni Cornu Pr. . .

Agora

Agra, vel Egra . . .

45 23
31 36
40 29
29 15

N

N

N

31 10
26 45
35 3

29 40

N

43 45

E

23

Ischia . . . . )
ALnia

40 27

N

22

51

E

10

Agra, vel Ncgra, vel j
NagaraMetropolis |

19 45

N

44 5

50 29

N

1 50

E

13

yEnia

39 48

N

27

3

E

19

Agra, vel Nagran, |

25 35

N

36 59

Adonis FI., Nalir )
Ibrahim • • • )
Adoraim, vel Dora, j
Dura .... 1
•Adramit®, El Ha- \
dramaut . . . )

Adramyttenus S., j
Adramyti ... 1
Adi'amyttiiun, I

Adramyti . . )

34

31 32

N

N

35 40
35 5

E

E

21

20

yEnia Yetus, P. Ca- \
louna . . . . J
•yEniaria ....

38 32

39 0
26 6

N

N

N

21

22

34

15

20

12

E

E

E

8

8

18

Akrah . . . . j

Agradates, vel Tab |
FI., Jerald . . )
Agr®

30 40
37 58

N

N

49 30
23 45

16 20
39 30
39 36

N

N

N

50 20

26 40

27 3

E

E

E

23

19

19

yEnon,' vel Ennon . .
yEnona, Nona . . .
/Enos, Enos . . .
/Enos M., Leone . .
yEnus

32 26
44 12
40 44

38 8

39 42
48 12

N

N

N

N

N

N

35

15

26

20

22

13

36

11

5

40

45

0

E

E

E

E

E

E

20

15

10

8

8

15

•Agraei, Desert of )
El Hamm ad . . )
•Agrroi, vel Gerr®i .
*Agri

Agrianes FI., Ergene

31 5
25 5
48 50

41 15

N

N

N

N

N

41 5
50 0
11 0
36 11
27 0

51 10

N

8 45

E

14

yEnvra

40 39

N

24

43

E

9

•Agrianes ....

41 40

N

37 36

Nr

14 31

E

5

yEoli®,vel Vulcani® j
I®., Lipari . . J

38 30

N

14

45

E

5

Agriaspe, v. Ariaspa

Adrapsa

37 47

N

55 37

E

24

19

Agrigentum, Gir- }

37 18

N

13 36

40 12

N

27 1C

E

9

iEolis

39 0

N

27

0

E

genii Vecchio . i

21 23

42 34

N

13 57

E

4

yEpaliaci P., Neu- )

51 8

N

2

50

E

13

Agrinium . . . .

45 4

N

12 5

E

3

port . . . . j

32

E

Agrioteri P., Egrc- }

38 0

N

31 5

43 21

N

8 20

W

16

yEpea

35 0

N

45

19

dir L )

♦Aduatici ....

50 33

.N

4 40

E

13

*yEqui, Campagna \

42 0

N

13

15

E

4

Agrippias, vel An- )

31 25

N

34 22

Adula M., Mt. St. )
Gotliard . . . j

46 32

N

8 30

E

3

di Roma, $c. . )
/Equinoctium, Fis- \

48 5

N

16

40

E

15

thedon . . . . |
Agrippina Colonia, |

50 57

N

6 50

Aduli Emporium, )

15 7

N

39 43

E

23

chament . . . j
zEropus Mons, Tre- )

40 26

N

20

0

E

8

Cologne . . . )
Agris

25 42

N

58 IS

15 0

N

39 20

E

1

beshna . ... \

17

Agritium, Vizir - )

40 6

N

30 11

42 12

N

41 47

E

22

39 8

N

5

E

5

Khan . ... \

yEantium Prom., )

39 7

N

23 3

E

8

yEseulapii T. ...
yEsepe FI

37 35
40 10

N

N

23

27

4

35

E

E

7

19

•Agubeni ....
Aguntum, Innichmy

30 28
46 45

N

N

41 10
12 19

2Eas, vel Aous FI., )

40 20

N

20 25

E

8

yEsica

/Esica FI., S. Esk . .

55 1

56 35

N

N

2

3

20

10

W

w

11

12

Agylla, Cervetcri . .
Ahlab, Sheberieh . .

42 1
33 13

N

N

12 4
35 11

yEsicam, ad, Brechin

56 44

N

2

35

w

12

Aila, vel /Elana, vel )

29 36

N

35 2

39 59

N

4 52

W

16

/Esis, Iesi ....

43 32

N

13

18

E

3

Ailath . . . . j

43 30

N

13

14

E

3

Ain

31 33

N

34 43

41 24

N

14 6

E

4

/Esone

39 26

N

22

51

E

8

Ain, Ghuwein . . .

31 24

N

35 7

41 19

N

15 1C

E

4

57 0

N

25

0

E

1

Aina

25 33

N

44 10

38 52

N

23 i

E

8

♦/Estraea ....

41 25

N

22

30

E

10

Ajalon, lalo . . .

31 51

N

35 2

32 2C

N

23 15

E

17

/Estr®um ....

41 32

N

22

28

E

10

Ala Nova, Elcnd . .

48 6

N

16 36

*jEdui, Cote d'Or

46 40

N

4 0

E

13

/Estr®us FI., Fis- \

40 45

N

22

15

E

10

Alaba, Maccasoli . .

37 25

N

13 17

39 59

i\

23 3£

E

9

trizza . . . . j

Alabagium Prom., {

25 5

N

62 10

38 39

N

27 7

E

19

^Esula

41 06

N

12

47

E

4

Ras Gwadcl . . i

/Eg ®, Ay as . . .

36 47

N

35 46

E

19

/Ethalia, vel Uva (

N

10

15

E

3

Alabanda, Arabi |

37 33

N

28 2

M g®, vel Edessa, )

10 56

N

22 18

E

10

I., Elba . . . }

37 0

N

21

57

E

7

Hissar . . . )
Alabastrinus M. . .

28 20

N

32 10

Hgteum Mare, Ar- |

38 fi

N

E

,l/Ethices ....

39 40

N

21

25

E

8

Alabastropolis . . .

28 36

N

32 11

chipelago . . . j

*yEthiopes Anthro- \

8 0

s

34

E

Al® Araphenides . .

37 57

N

24 1

37 58

N

23 35

E

7

E

Al®, Hil®a, v. Ilalah

35 28

N

40 59

38 56

N

26 49

E

9

•/Ethiopia ....
•/Ethiopia Interior .

23 40

N

32

30

18

Al®sa, Tusa . . .

37 57

N

14 26

yEgest®a ....
ASgi®, Limni . . .

40 22

N

21 34

E

10

5 0

N

10

0

E

1

Alal®i I®., Dahalac

16 10

N

40 15

36 47

N

22 33

E

7

19

yEthiopia supri \

17 0

N

32

E

1

Alalcomen®, Puli- }

38 23

N

23 0

vEgialus

41 41

N

32 56

E

yEgyptum . . )

21

E

nara . . . . |

yEgida, C. d'Istria .

45 32

N

13 46

E

3

/Ethopia

39 25

N

25

8

Alalcomen®, vel \

38 20

N

20 40

yEgOa, Pilaki . . .

36 40

i\

22 33

E

7

/Etna, .S’. No. d' Arena

37 34

N

14

55

E

5

Ithaca, Batin . |

yEgilia .....

37 47

N

23 55

E

7

/Etna M

37 40

N

15

0

E

5

Alalis

35 46

N

38 32

/Egilia I., Cerigotto .

35 54

N

23 20

E

9

•yEtolia

38 40

N

21

30

E

8

Alama

36 31

N

39 5

/Egilips, Aloko . .

38 28

N

20 49

E

8

•/Etolia Epictetus

38 45

N

21

3n

E

8

Alamus, v. Olabus, 1

33 54

N

42 32

yEgilodos Ptus., B. 1

36 38

N

22 32

7

iExone

37 53

N

23

44

E

7

Eluce . . . . i

of Pagania . . }

Afarea

32 40

N

35

9

E

20

*Alani Scyth® . .

52 0

N

65 0

Egilon, velCapra- |

43 3

N

9 50

•Africa

34 0

N

9

0

E

17

Alanianum ....

34 28

N

8 33

ria I., Capraja . I

Africum Pelagus . .

38 0

N

9

0

E

17

Alata

42 47

N

19 17

yEgina, Eg in a . . .

37 44

N

23 25

E

7

Ag®, Limni Bay . .

38 45

N

23

22

E

8

AlataCastra, v. Pto- \

57 43

N

/EginairiAr®,Zem- |

37 10

N

10 50

E

17

Agamia

39 53

N

26

10

E

9

roton, Bury Hd. i

bra j

Aganagar® ....

13 0

N

00

0

E

25

Alaterva, Cramond .

55 58

N

3 20

/Eginium ....

39 43

NT

21 26 E

8

Agava, Gurrah . .

23 10

N

180

0

E

25

Alatrium, Alatri . .

41 47

N

13 17

/Egira, v. Hyperesia .
yEgithallus Prom., \
T. S. Todar o . |

38 8

N

22 24

E

7

Agara, v. Adisdara, )

27 12

N

rr

E

25

Alaima, Alcester . .

52 12

N

1 51

„„ .

N

12 32

T

Aqra . . . . j

10

Alauna, Kier . . .

56 13

N

4 24

OO A

Agariabas ....

33 20

N

20

E

17

Alauna

49 27

N

1 48

yEgitfum

38 30

22 2

E

8

Agarus FI., Sercth .

45 40

N

27

30

E

10

•Alauni, Salzburgli .

47 30

N

12 30

/Egium

38 15

xN

22 5

E

7

Agasus Portus, Po. )

41 49

N

16

11

c

•Alauni Scvth® . .

49 0

N

38 0

/Egos Potamos . . .

40 20

N

26 30

E

10

Greco . ... \

0

Alaunus FI., Coquet .

55 36

N

3 0

yEgosthen®, P. )

N

23 15

E

7

Agatha, Agde . . .

43 19

N

3

28

E

13

Alazonus, vel Abas (

41 20

N

46 35

Ghcrmano . . (

Agatha D®monos )

12 0

N

93

E

25

FI., Alazan . . )
Alba, Abruccna . .

yEgusa I., Favignana

37 57

S

12 20

E

5

Ire.., Andaman Is. i

37 14

N

2 56

iEgyptium Pelagus .

32 0

N

31 0

E

18

Agathodis I®., Kouri

12 15

N

52

15

E

23

Alba, Alsasua . . .

42 52

N

2 13

•iEgyptus Superior, |

N

18

Agathonis, v. Ophi- \

35

Alba FI., Ter . . .

42 0

N

2 35

vei Thebais . . \

*'

odes, v. Topazos [

23 50

N

46

E

18

Alba Augusta . . .

44 34

N

4 35

•yEgyptus Inferior .

30 40

N

31 0

E

18

Insula . ... )

Alba Docilia, A Ibissola

44 2 Cl

N

8 31

ZEgys

37 21

M

22 16

E

7

Agathyraus, S. Marco

38 2

N

14

43

E

5

Alba (Fucentia) Albe

42 4

N

13 24

/Egyssus, vel /Egy p- )
tus, Toultcha . j

45 11

N

28 46

E

10

•Agdinitis ....
Agedincum post Se- )

27 15
48 11

N

N

55

30

18

E

E

24

13

Alba Longa, Palaz- ]
zuolo .... |

41 46

N

12 40

iEiginetes ....

41 56

V

33 55

E

19

nones, Sens . . \

Alba Pompeia, Alba .

44 48

N

8 6

yEiopolis

/Elana, vel Aila, 1

33 28

N

42 45

E

22

Agelocum, vel Se- j
gelocum, Little- >

53 19

N

0

50

W

11

Alba Specula, Tell ]
cs Safi eh . . . f

31 43

N

34 51

vel Ailath . . . j
/Elanites Sinus, j

28 40

N

34 45

E

23

‘ borough . . . )
Aggar

35 18

N

9

56

E

17

Alba TJrgaon, vel |
Urcao, Arjonilla 1

37 58

N

4 2

Akabah . . . |

Aggorsel

33 25

N

8

52

E

17

Alb®

42 2S

N

2 4

/Elea, Dragomir . .

42 27

tf

23 3

E

10

Agim®tha ....

12 30

N

102

50

E

25

Albana, Nizabad . .

41 40

N

48 50

2Elia Capitolina, vel i

31 47

N

35 14

E

20

Aginis, Almaz . .

31 20

N

48

46

E

24

*Albani . ...

41 25

N

20 10

Jerusalem . . j

Aginnum, Agen . .

44 13

N

0

35

E

13

•Albania .....

42 0

N

48 0

W3

INDEX.

3

ybaniie Pyto

ilbanum, Albano

- v. Albius

ilbanus,

UU““ 2 , ,

Kapella
AJbanus L. Albano

ilbanus FI., Kou- 1
dinlcsai • • • )
Albianum, Eos .
Albiga, Albe . .
Albnu, Villa . .
Albinia FI., Albegna
AJbiniana, Alphen
Albis FI., Elbe . . .
Aibium Prom., lias \

el Begad, . • • ;

Albium Ingaunum,
Albenga . • • »

Albiumlntemelium, J
Vintimiglia . . J
•Albocensii ....

Albona

Albonica

Albulas, Tremezen .
Aibus Pagus, vel \
Leuce Come, El >
lloura • • • )

Aibus P., GibraU j
tar Bag . . . )
Alces, Alcazar . . .
Alcobile, vel Palm )
Byblus . ■ • • )

Alcyone, Stilida . .

Alcyonium Mare, )
Livadostro Bag. )

Alea

•Alemanni, Swabia .
Alesia . . . • ■

Alesias, Mistra . .
Aletium, S. M. della j
Lizza . . . . )

Aletrium, Calitri . .

Aletum

Alexandria, Isken- ")
dcrieh . . . - . j

Alexandria, posted \
AntiochiaMargi- >
ana, Merve 1 . . )
♦Alexandria . . .
(Alexandria Troas, 1
Eski StamboUl . (
Alexandria, posted 1
Hira . . . . j
Alexandria, v. Clia- \
rax Spasima, Mo- >
Jiamra .... *
Alexandria Ultima, )
Kokah . ... )
Alexandri Arse xn.
Alexandria (ad Ace- ]
sinem) . . . . j

Alexandria . . .

Alexandria . . .

Alexandria . . .

Alexandria . . .

Alexandria, Isken - 1
derun . . . . )

Alexandria(adlndum)
Alexandriana, vel
Arbela, Arbil .
Alexandrium . .
Alexandroschenae,
Iskanderuna
Algum, Turns ad,
Kaliousa . . .

AlgidumM., Artemisio
Aliassus ....
Alibaca, Zardes .
Alicanum . . .

Alilaei, Hall . .
Alirnus ....
Alinda, Moglah .
Alinza, vel Orosa .
Aliphera ....
Alisdaca ....
Aliso, Else . . .

Aliso FI., Alme .
Alisum, Dusseldorf

Alium

Allia FI

Allieni Forum, For- '
rara ....
Allifee, Alife . .
Allobo ....
•AUobroges, Iser .

Allon

•Allophyli, v. Phi-
listoei ....

45 10 1
41 47 I

41 30 I
47 34
43 55
43 19

42 3'
52

52 0

46 30
12 37
15 10
12 38
48 45
12 10
2 10

10 30

11 25
4 39

12 0

33 12 1

43 46
45 30

25 1 1

36 10

39 24
33 56
38 55
38 8

37 46
49 10

47 36
37

40 3 I
40 56

48 40

7 43
20 30

14 7
1 19

1 3

37 12

5 20

3 12
35 36

22 34

23 0
22 28

9 40

4 16
22 23
18 9

15 23

2

30 40
39 47

30 28 I

41 18

31 19
30 40
30 57

32 40

35 9

30 56

36 34
29 6

36 13

32 14

33 10
32 50 J

41 45
39 51
32 10
46 28
18 3!

37 56
37 16

36 27

37 31
35 50
51 46
51 45
51 14
57 52

42 0
44 50 ]
41 20

, 41 50
, 45 25
, 33

31 30 ]

29 30
26 ii

44 30
48 20

70 20
75 9

71 35
61 3
65 40

32 41
64 27
36

70 22
43 54
35 28
35 10

13 16
12 51

33 35

20 55
16 35
41 28
23 42
28 25

46 14

21 52

47 20
8 41
8 45
6 47

21 44
12 32
11 38

14 12
1

5 30
35 29

34 30

Almana, Gradiska
Almo FI., Santa .
♦Almopes . . .
Almum, Lorn . .
Alonae, Guardamar
Alone, vel Alione,
Whitley Cas. .
AlontaFl. . . .
Alope . . , . .

Alope

Alopece ....
Alopeconnesus.S'cmvfa
Alornus, Alorus .
Alpenos, Alpcnos .
«Alpes Graim et
Penninae (Narbo-
nensis) ....
♦Alpes Maritimse
(Narbonensis) .
Alpes Graise . .
Alpes Maritime .
Alpes Noricm . .
Alpes Peninas ad,
Broughton . .
Alpes Penninae . .
Alpes Rhmticffi . .
Alpbei Fontes . .
Alpbeus FI., Rufia
Alpis Graia, Pt. St. \
Bernard ...
Alporio, in, T. D.

Prolog ....
Alsa FI., Ausa . .
Alsiurn, Palo . .
Alta Ripa, Kcmlod
Althaea, vel Carteia,
Ocana ....

Altina

Altinium, Sat a
Altinum, Altino .
Altum Promont.,
Arubah . . .
Aluaca ....
^Aluarce ....
Aluatuca, post Tun-
gri, Tongcren .
*Alumeotae . . .
Aluntium . . .
Aluta FI., Aluta ,
or Alt ....

Alyi ....
Alyzia, Variko
Amagenbriga .

Amana ....
Amanides Pylae,
Boghras Bcliand
Bagas Passes . .
*Amanteni . . .
Amantia ....
Amantia ....
Am anus M. . . .
Amara ....

AmardusFl., Sefeid
Rood ....
■Amares ....

AmasenusFl.,u4/;m- }

Amasia, Hamm

Ainatlia .

*Amathei . . .
Amathus, Li mason
Amathus, vel Bc-
tbamaratbon,
Amaleh . .
Amazonii Ms. . .
Ambacia, Amboise
♦Ambarri, Ain .
*Ambastae, Camb —
Amber FI., Ammer
*Ambiani, Somme
AmbianiolimSama- ]
robriva, Amiens
Ambiatinus Vicus,
Capelle . . .
*Ambilici, Stxjria .
•Ambisontii, Salzb... ,
*Aiiibitrani, Styria
Ambogianna
Ambracia, Arta
♦Ambracia . .

I-at.

t Nr

Long. o

Ma

41 21 N
41 51 N
41 30 N
43 48 N
38 3 N

22 10 E 1
12 25 E

21 15 E 1

23 15 E 1
0 42 W 1

54 50 N

2 18 W 1

43 20 N
38 44 N
38 54 N

37 59 N
40 20 N
40 31 N

38 48 N

45 0 E
22 57 E

22 45 E

23 46 E

26 15 E 1
22 29 E
22 32 E

46 0 N

7 0E

44 15 N

6 45 E

45 25 N
44 5 N
47 5 N

7 10 E
7 20 E
13 0E

53 57 N

2 10 W

45 50 N

46 50 N
37 26 N
37 36 N

7 30 E
10 40 E
22 23 E
21 49 E

45 42 N

6 49 E

43 48 N

16 41 E

45 55 N
41 55 N

46 40 N

13 15 E
12 7 E
18 52 E

39 57 N

3 26 W

44 42 iS
46 6 IS

45 36 IS

20 20 E
18 43 E
12 25 E

25 5 IS

64 30 E

38 54 b
25 5 >

44 30 E
38 OE

50 49 IS

5 25 E

. 22 10
. 37 58 I

51 5E
14 34 E

44 10

24 20 E

44 28

. 38 42
. 47 21
a 41 37
37 4

24 17 E
31 6E
21 0E
^ 5 23 E

* 5 50 W

^ 50 28 E

| 36 45

SI 36 .20 E

. 47 35
. 40 19
. 40 25

. 18 10
y 20 55

18 0E
V 19 46 E
N 19 28 E
N 37 0 E
N 44 15 E
N 77 40 E

37 20

\T 50 10 E

. 37 20
is 30 20

72 OE
N 32 20 E

| 41 25

N 13 14 E

. 40 38
. 51 40
hi 46 0
h 31 30
. 32 43
. 24 0
. 34 42

N 36 0 E
N 7 44 E
N 13 8E
N 20 2 E
N 35 44 E
N 47 40 E
N 33 5 E

j 32 21

N 35 42 E

1 . 40 15
. 47 25
. 16 0
ia 11 50
. 48 10
. 49 50

N 38 0 E
N 1 0 E
N 5 0 E
N 104 0 E
N 11 15 E
N 2 0E

j 49 54

N 2 16 E

j 50 13

N 7 37 E

. 46 25
rg 46 45
. 47 0
. 55 0
. 39 9
. 39 10

N 15 0 E
N 13 15 E
N 14 30 E
N 2 38 W
N 21 1 E
N 21 0E

Ambracia, vel Deo- )
briga, Plasencia |
Ambracius Sinus, )

G. of Arta . . j
Ambrm, Pruck
Ambrodax . . .
Ambrodax . . .
Ambrussum, Pont i
Amhroise . . '
Ambrysus, Dystomo
Ameria, Amelia .
Amerina Yia . .
Amerin umCastr urn,
Bassano . . .
Amida, Diyar-bekr
Amilus ....
cAminaehm, Thibet
Aminios FI. . . .
Amitemum, S'. Vit-
torino ....
Amitbos cuta, v.

Cryptus Portus .
Ammaea ....
Ammea . * . .
Ammedra, Hidrah .
Amnias FI., Kara Su
Ammo-chostos Pr., "
Grcgo ....

Ad Ammonem . .
Ammon, v. Ham-
monium, Syivah
Ammonii Fontes .
Ammonii Promon.,
Amarrali B.
"Ammonitis . . .

Amnicia

Amnon FI. Iihaburah
Amorgas I. . .
Amorium . . .
Ampe, Kama . .
Ampelos, Sacro .
Ampelos M., Am-
bclona ....
Ampelos Pr., Saci o
Ampelusia, v. Coles
Pr., Spartel . .
Ampbaeneia . . .
Amphanm . . .
Amphea ....
Amphiale Pr. . .
Ampbicaea, Dadi .
Amphido ....
Amphilos FI. . .
Amphipagus Prom.

Bianca . . .
iAmpbilocbi . .
Ampbimale Sinus,
Armyro . ; .
Amphimalla, Armyro
Ampbipolis, Jem
Kieui ....
Amphissa, Salona
Ampbissium . ,
Ampbitrope . . .
Ampurim, Amporias
Amsanctus Lacus .
Amudarsa . . .
Amudis ....
Amuncla ....
Amyci ....
Amyclae, C. del
Principe . . .
Amyclanus Sinus,
Terracina . .
Amyrus ....

Anab

*Anabon ....
Anabucis . . .
Anabum, Bars
Anactorium, Azio
Anadynata . . .
Ance Caput . . .
Anagnia, Anagni .
Anagyrus . . .
Analiba ....
•Anamani, Parma
Anamis FI., Minow
Anapbe I., Anaphi
Anaphlystis . . .
Anapus FI., Alpheo
Anapus FI., Aetos

Anar

Anara

•Anariti vel Mara-
nitro ....
Anas FI., Guadiana
Anassus P.

39

48 16
35 30
35 48

38 25
42 33
42 50
42 24
37 57
37 46

31 15

37 27
42 23

23 29

39 17

28 31

35 30
41 30

34 50
33 28

29 0

30 20
12 40

32

38 47

24 15

36 50

39 0
5

35 3

21 0 E
11 34 E
60 40
53 57

22 35
12 22

12 23
12 18
39 52
22 21
86 0
22 10

13 21
58 31

7 16
48 10

8 22
34 40

37 47
35 0
35 48

38 43

39 22
37 15

37 58

38 38
37 44

37 15

39 21

39 4
35 25
35 22

40 50

38 29
38 51
37 46
42 6

41 3
34 52

3

30 34
41 5

41 14
39 35

31 27

32 40
30 19
48 22

38 54
41 5

39 0
41 48
37 50
39 10

44 55
27 5

36 24

37 44

37

38 36
30 45
29 10
24 0
38 30

45 43

26 0 E
19 30 E
44 30 E

No.

of

Map.

36 15
16 23
57 30

25 55
31 25
47 10

26 15
26 51
26 15

5 55
22 26
22 56

22 5

23 35

22 33

21 27

22

20 7 E

21 15 E

24 20
24 16

23 50

22 24
16 30

24 1
3 6

15 4

9 48
40 30
15 12
29 9
13 21
13 20

22 42
35
63 0

19 23
18 33

20 50
33 10

2 50
13 7

23 47
39 7

10 0
57 0

25 45
23 57
15 8

21 15
47 44
35 50
54 40

7 10
13 11

4

INDEX.

Place.

Lai.

Long.

No

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.

of

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No

Mui

Maj

Map

Anatho, vel Beth '
Auiia, Anah . 1

34 20

N 41 45

E 22

Antaeopolis, Kau j
cl Kebir . . . )

26 5

N

31 3

E

18

*Apatei Darr® .
*Apavortene . .

25 J
33 3(

N

N

39

59

E

E

23

24

Anathoth, Anaia .

31 50

S 35 16

5 20

Antandros, Ant an- |

39 3

IN

26 5C

E

‘‘Apennini Briniates .

44 2i

N

9 3(

E

3

Anaunium, Nano

46 20

N 10 56

« 15

dro j

Apennino, in, Mu- |

44 L

N

•' 9 4C

Anava ....

37 53

N 30 1

5 19

Antaradus, v. Con- }

34 5

N

35 5C

E

21

tar ana . . . . )

37 52

N 30 5

E 19

stantia . )

Aperantia . . . .

38 41

N

21 2C

E

8

Chardak . . .

Antequia , . . .

42 5

N

3 4.

\V

16

Aperopia I., Dhoko

37 2C

N

23 11

E

7

Anavasarum . .

41 27

N 21 42

5 10

Anthea, v. Thuria

37

N

22

E

7

Apert®

36 U

N

29 5

E

19

Anazarbus . . .

37 5

N 35 46

5 19

Anthedon, vel Ag- j

31 2

N

34 2S

E

■ 20

Aphaca

34

N

35 5C

E

21

Anchiale, Kandovar

36 50

N 34 40

E 19

rippias . . . . j

Aphadana . . . .

35 2t

N

40 51

E

22

Anchialus . . .

42 35

N 27 40

10

Anthedon . . . .

38 2

N

23 2‘

E

8

Apharbutice . . .

33 lv

N

58 33

E

24

•Ancobaritis . .

33 30

NT 43 15

22

Anthedon . . . .

31 2-

N

34 22

E

18

Aphea®, Trikid . .

39

N

23

E

8

41 19

N 36 40 :

19

Anthedon Pt. . .

37 51

N

23

E

7

Apheca, Aplieca . .

32 4?

N

35 4(

E

20

Ancona, Ancona .

43 37

N 13 33 :

3

Anthela

38 4i

N

22 3C

E

8

Aphidna

38 15

N

23 5;

E

7

Ancorarius Mons, (

35 40

N 2 0 1

17

®Antliemisia . . .

37 1.

N

38 5t

E

22

AphnitisP., L. Bigha

40

N

27 33

E

19

Jeb. W onashri . i

Anthcmus . . . .

40 3i

N

23 It

E

10

Aphormion, T. Lous a

38 13

N

22 5‘

E

8

Ancus, Fagan at z .

44 54

15 45 :

15

Anthina

29 2.

N

192 3C

E

25

Aphrodisia, Palceo 1

36 2S

N

Ancyra, Angora .

39 55

32 52 :

19

•Anthropophagi . .

56 <

N

05

E

1

Castro . ... \

Ancvra, Kiliseli-kicu

39 8

\ 28 56 ;

19

Anthyllae . . . .

31 1

N

30 37

E

18

Aphrodisias I., Kcish

26 32

N

54 0

E

24

Ancyra ....

40 38

\ 29 15 ]

19

Anti-Casius Mons, 1

36

N

36 15

21

Aphrodisias, Kavatch
Aphrodisias, Geyra .

40 37

N

26 54

E

10

Ancyropolis, v. An- \

Jcbel Kraad. . j

37 30

N

28 50

E

19

cyropolis, Egg- >

29 19

V 31 21 ]

18

Anti-Libanus M. . .

33 35

N

35 55

E

20

Aphrodisium, Bona .

36 53

N

7 44

E

17

erone . . . . ;

Anti-Taurus M. . .

39 25

N

41 45

E

22

Aphrodisium . . .

41 29

N

12 31

E

4

Andabilis . . .

38 2

V 34 50 ]

19

Anti-Taurus M. . .

38 15

N

35 30

E

19

Aphrodisium . . .

35 20

N

34 4

E

19

4ndania ....
Andarba, Grahovo

37 IS
42 44

Sf 22 1 1
\T 18 38 I-

7

15

Anticyra, Aspra 1
Spitia . . . . )

38 22

N

22 38

E

8

Aphroditis, v. Ve- |
neris I . . . f

27 15

N

33 55

E

18

Andaristus . . .

40 55

'J 21 30 1

10

Anticyra

38 5(

N

22 22

E

8

Aphroditis P. . . .

27 10

N

33 50

E

18

Andautomuuvi</rawi

45 51

*7 16 3 1

15

Anticyr® Sinus, (

38 20

N

22 40

Aphroditis P. . . .

26 58

N

31 23

E

23

Andecamulum . .

46 6 1

*7 1 10 L

13

Aspra Spitia . j

E

8

Aphroditopolis, Ed \

25 20

N

32 32

•Andecavi, vel An- }

47 40

0 20 A

V 13

Antidrepanum Pr. .

30 35

N

19 55

17

Heir . . . j

des, Sarth . . 1

Antigonea . . . .

40 2]

N

19 56

E

8

Aphroditopolis . .

26 40

N

31 26

E

18

Andelhanna, Ech- j

49 50 1

6 23 E

13

Antigonea ....

40 2C

N

23 9

E

10

Aphvtis

40 7

N

23 25

E

9

ternach ... 1

Antigonia, Zeghaib .

36 It

N

36 18

E

21

Apiciiia, Latisana .

45 48

N

13 2

E

3

Anderida, v. An- 1
deresio, Pevensey )

50 4-8

0 23 E

11

Antinoe, priusBesa, )
Sheikh Abadeli . j

27 50

N

30 59

E

18

Apidanus, v. Eni- )
pens FI., Staladje |

39 20

N

22 15

E

8

Anderida Ptus., (

50 45 J

0 25 E

11

Antiniun, C. d'Antino

41 53

N

13 25

E

4

Apis

30 56

N

29 58

E

18

Pevensey Bag . 1

•Antiochia ....

36 15

N

36 20

E

21

Apobathine ....

37 31

N

22 44

E

7

Anderitum postca )

44 34 J

13

Antiochia, v. Opis

34 4

N

44 18

E

22

♦Apodoti

38 30

N

21 45

E

8

Gabate, Mende . j

Antiochia Mygdo- \

Apollinis Lucus . .

26 10

N

32 2

E

18

Andes, Fietola . .

45 8 >
43 38 I

10 48 E

3

nica, vel Nisibis, >

37 1

N

41 5

E

22

Apollinis Lucus . .

45 35

N

7 57

E

3

Andetria, Clissa . .

16 31 E

15

Nisibin . . . J

Apollinis Pr., Farina

37 12

N

10 15

E

17

•Andiantes,*SWayf,Mia

45 30 F

17 OE

15

Antiochia ad Oron- \

Apollinis Civitas »

26 55

N

31 25

Andomatunum post \

47 54 >

tem, vel ad Daph- >

36 13

N

36 16

E

21

Minor, Sadfeh . i

IS

Lingones, Lan- \

5 18 E

13

nem, Antakia . )

Apollinopolis Mag- t

25 0

N

32 53

E

18

grcs . . . . j
Andonadus, vel \

19 40 >

25

Antiochia ad Mee- j
an drum, Ienicher )

37 51

N

28 41

E

19

na, Edfou . . j
Apollinopolis Par- i

Sonus FI., Sonc . »

Antiochia Pisidi®, )

38 20

N

31 25

E

19

va, vel Apollinis >

25 54

N

32 47

E

18

Andrapa

33 47 E

19

Yulobatch . . j

Vicus, Kous . . )

Andrapa, vel Neo- )
claud iopolis . . j
Andriaca

34 37 E
50 18 E

19

24

Antiochia Lamotis .

36 35

N

34 15

E

19

Apollonia ....

40 12

N

24 20

E

9

32 40 Is

Antipatria, Arnaud )
Berat

40 46

N

19 50

E

10

Apollonia, Pollina .
Apollonia ....

37 57

38 27

N

N

14 10

22 o

E

E

5

Androna

35 29 I*

37 9 E

21

Antipatris, vel \

Apollonia, v. Eleu- J

35 16

N

Andropolis, Shahour

30 45 Is

30 48 E

18

Capharsabe, Kefr >

32 12

N

34 59

E

20

theria . . . . )

24 42

9

Andros I., Andro

37 50 Is

24 50 E

9

Saba . ... )

Apollonia, Castro

36 59

N

24 45

E

Andros, Andro . .

37 54 Is

24 46 E

9

Antiphellus, Anti- f

36 10

N

29 41

19

Apollonia ....

35 21

N

25 5

E

Andros I., Bardsey .

52 45 Is

4 45 V

11

philo .... |

Apollonia ....

40 45

N

24 6

E

10

Anducia, Anduce

44 3 Is

3 59 E

13

Antiphili

30 38

N

29 37

E

18

Apollonia ....

40 35

N

23 32

E

10

Anduetum, Presburg

48 7 IS

17 9 E

15

Antipolis, An tibes

43 34

N

7 9

E

13

Apollonia ....

39 8

N

27 32

E

Andura, Anduja . .
Anemoessa ....

38 4 N
37 36 N

4 0 W
22 13 E

16

7

Antfpyrgus, Ton- ]
brouk . ... \

32 5

N

24 0

E

17

Apollonia ....
Apollonia ....

38 7
35 32

N

N

30 48
36 24

E

E

19

Anemoria ....
Anemurium et Pr., \

38 28 N
36 4 Is

22 37 E
32 52 E

8

Antiquaria, Ante- 1
quera . . . . j

37 10

N

4 33

W

16

•Apollonia ....
Apollonia, Poro . .

33 53
40 40

N

N

45 10
19 25

E

E

22

10

•Angaucani ....

32 50 N

7 40 \\

17

Antirrhium, Ron- )
melia Cus. . . j

38 19

N

21 46

E

8

Apollonia ad Rhyn- )

40 11

N

28 42

E

19

Aflge

18 12 N

56 30 E

23

Antissa, Sigri . . .

39 12

N

25 52

E

9

Apollonia, vel So- j

42 25

N

27 46

10

Ange®

21 49 E

8

Antistiana, Or dal

41 20

N

1 40

16

Angele

37 59 N

23 54 E

7

Antium, T.d’Anzo .

41 27

N

12 43

E

4

Angites FI., An - {

41 3 N

24 10 E

10

Antivestffium, vel \

zouza, Marsa \

32 54

N

21 50

E

17

38 49 N

Bolerium Prom., |

50 3

N

5 43

W

11

Angitul® Aqu® . .

16 24 E

4

40 30
12 19

N

N

23 10
34 53

♦Angli, Hanover )
& Mechlenburgh j
•Angrivarii, Hatiover

53 20 N
52 40 N

11 20 E
10 0E

14

14

Antona, v. Aufona (
FI., Avon . . . }
Antonacum ....

52 6
50 28

N

N

1 50
7 22

W

E

11

13

dica, Pollina . )
Apollonias, Arsvf
Apolloniatis, Palus, ]

E

E

10

20

Angrus FI., Lhn . .

42 45 N

20 50 E

10

Antonini Vallum

55 59

N

4 0

w

12

40 8

N

28 40

E

19

Anguit® Lucus, Lnco
Angulus, Ca. St. ]
Angelo. . . . j
Angusti® Dir® . .
Angyropolis, vel )
Ancyropolis, Eg- J

41 55 N

42 31 N

13 27 E

4

Antoniopolis, ]

Tcherkis . . . }

41 5

N

32 45

E

19

•Apolloniatis . . .
Apollonis ....

33 45
38 41

N

N

45 10
27 42

E

E

22

19

12 15 N
29 19 N

44 15 E
31 21 E

23

18

Antriciun pest Car- j
nutes, Chartres . j
Antron, Kamako . .
Antros I., Cordouan
Anuragrammum, 1
Anurajapoei'a . |
Anx an um, Land- |
ano Veccliio . . j
Anxia, Anzi . . .
Anxur, vel Tarra- }
cina, Terracina ]
Aornos, Ohund . .
*Aorsi

48 25
38 58
45 35

N

N

N

1 25
23 0
1 6

E

E

W

13

8

13

Apologus ....
Apostana ....
•Apotimat® . . .

30 37
27 7
30 40
23 29

N

N

N

N

47 47
53 5
24 0
56 28

E

E

E

E

22

24

17

Ani, Altenmarkt . .

Anigrsea

Anigrus FI

Anio FI., Teoerone .
Anios I., Ons . . .
•Anirit® ....
•Anisenes . . . .
Annamatia, Baez 1

47 20 N
37 29 N
37 28 N

41 56 N

42 20 N
31 35 N
36 50 N
47 1 N

13 33 E
22 45 E
21 40 E
12 40 E
8 55 W
24 30 E
44 10 E
18 54 E

15
7
7
4

16
17
22
15

8 40
42 14

40 31

41 18
34 30
47 30

N

N

N

N

N

N

80 30

14 25

15 51
13 18
72 17
54 0

E

E

E

E

E

E

25

4

5
4

25

1

Appha

Apphane I. ...
ApphiaVia ....
Appiaria, Baba . .
Appii Forum, B. )
Lungo . . . . j

Apri

Aprustum, Arousto .
Apsalus

32 40
29 5
41 42
43 58
41 28

40 56
38 41

41 30

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

56 18
48 50

12 40
26 22

13 2
27 9
16 26
21 20

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

24

23

4

10

4
10

5
10

Anneianum, Incus- j
tra . . . j

43 56 N

11 25 E

3

Apamea

Apamea, v. Bii-tha, }

34 7

N

N

43 50

E

22

Apsarus, Gounieh
Apsarus, v. Acamp- )

11 30

N

41 37

E

22

Annesel

•Annibi ....
Ansam, ad ... .

31 20 N
19 ON
>1 57 N

15 56 E
112 0 E
0 44 E

17

1

11

Birehjik . . . j
Apamea Cibotus,Pr. ]
Celenae, Dineir . j
*Apamene ....

38 3
35 25

\

V

30 21
36 30

E

E

19

21

sis FI., Tchoruk J

j

•Apsil®

Apsus FI., Lum . .
•Apsynthis ....
Apta Julia, Apt . .

40 20

42 27
40 50

N

N

N

41 20

41 50
19 45

E

E

E

19

22

It

phalia . . . . j

>2 12 N

8 30 E

14

Apapiia,prius Pella, )
Famieh . . . (

35 28

1

36 30

E

21

40 40
43 49

N

N

26 20
5 23

E

E

11)

IS

INDEX.

5

Anua, Pontremoli
•Apulia, Capita- i
nata, tjo. . ■ ■ !

Aiiulum, Carlshurg
Anna Viva, Vimeza
Aqute Albuto, &ol-
fatara . • • ■

Annie ApoUirares,

B. di Stighana .
Aqute Angitul® .
Aqute Calidse,
Hammamet . .

AqutBCalidtB • •

Aqute Pisan®, P. di )
Bisa . ... )
Aqute Solis, Bath
Aqute Statiellte, ]
Acqui . ... )
Aqute Tauri, Bagno
Aquarum Civitas .
Aquarius Vicus
Aquas, ad, IV ells .
Ad Aquas, Bajna .
Aquas, ad, Acqua j
Santa . . . . i

Aquas, ad, Vaida j
Humjad ... I
Aquila Major, Tcfuo)
Aquileia, Aquileia
Aquileiensis Ptus., 1
Po. di Grado . j
Aquiloni®, Lance- \
dogna . . . . )
Aquilonia, Agnone
Aquilonis . . .

Aquinum, Aquaria
Aquinum, Aquino
•Aquitania Prima
•Aquitania Secunda
•Aquitania . . .
Aquiuncum, Of on i
or Buda . .

Ara Amoris Pr.
•Arabia Petr®a
•Arabia Felix .
Arabi® Emporiun
Aden . . .
Arabicus Sinus
Red Sea . .
Arabicus M., Gc
bcl Silsili .

Arabis FI. .
Arabona, Raab
Arabissus
•Arabit®

Aracca . .

•Arachosia .
Arachotus .
ArachotusFl.
Arachthus, v. Are
thon FI., Arta
Araciana . . .
Aracynthus M.
Arad, v. Eder, Tc
Arad . . .
Aradrispe, Ispaha
Araducta . .
Aradus la., Ruad
Aradus la. . .
*Ar® ....
Ar® Septem, Asu

Ar® Sestian®, Ca
marinas . .
Ar®genus post Ba
ocasses, Bayeux
Ar®thyrea .

Araga . .
*Araganit® .

Arana ....
Aiana la., Ancutta
Aran® . .
Arandis . .

Aranni ....
Araphen, Rapliina
Araplus . . .
Avar FI., Saone
Ararat, v. Abus I\
Arasabium . .
Aratha . . .
Aratlios I. Surdy
Arausio, Orange
‘Aravene . .
♦Aravisci, Hung a
Araxeni Campi'

Lat.

Long.

'Jo.

Place.

Lat.

T N

Long. o

lap.

35 27

24 9 1

9

Vraxes FI., Aras . .

9 ON

47 0 E 2

44 27

9 52 :

3

Praxes, Chaboras, \

16 0

6 ON

41 0 E 2

41 15

5

Kliabur . . . )

46 7

23 33

10

\raxes, vel Phasis 1

18 50 N

46 30 E 2

46 23

16 18

15

FI., Aras . . . )

'J

12 42 1

'9 1£ N

48 45 E 2

41 57

A.raxus Pr., Papas

38 14 N

21 23 E

42 1

V

12 1]

E

:4 45 N

14 40 E 1

Arbela, Irbid . . .

32 40 N

35 59 E 2

38 49

V

16 24

E

5

Arbela, v. Alcxan- )

36 13 N

43 54 E 2

36 24

NT

10 38

E

17

Arbiti, v. Arabiti )

27 ON

67 20 E 2

42 30

N

27 30

E

10

Montes . . . )

43 42

10 18

47 30 F

9 24 E ]

N

E

3

Art os

19 OF

31 0 E

51 24

N

2 20

\V

11

Arbua

30 37 N

54 32 E

8 31

E

•Arcabri, Galicia

43 0 F

8 40 w :

44 42

N

3

Area Casaria, Tell \

34 36 N

35 58 E

42 4

sr

11 41

5

4

Area . ... )

32 0

N

36 4

E

20

•Arcadia

37 40 N

22 10 E

41 40

N

6 2

W

16

•Arcadia prius 1

28 30 N

31 0E

51 13

tf

2 36

W

11

Heptanomi . . )

41 45

N

21 52

E

10

Arcadicus FI. . . .

37 27 F

21 40 E

13 25

Arce, postda Petra

30 28 F

35 35 E

42 48

N

Arceuthus FI. . . .

36 50 F

36 50 E

45 43

22 55

E

10

36 54 F

25 59 E

N

Archelais Colonia, )

38 19 F

34 5 E

35 40

N

5 20

W

17

Ak Serai . . . )

. 45 47

N

13 24

E

3

Archelais

32 17 F

35 32 E

45 42

N

13 29

E

3

Archelaium, Secri- )
hissar . ... )

39 30 F

31 25 E

41 3

N

15 24

Archile, Lamloudeh .

32 45 F

22 15 E

5

Archinara ....

29 57 F

93 45 E

. 41 27

N

14 15

E

4

Arcidava, W erschitz

45 7 F

21 27 E

. 41 18

N

15 2

E

4

Arcitis la., Nacro

37 24 F

26 45 E

. 44 16

N

10 45

E

3

Arconnesus I., Orak .

36 57

27 30 E

. 41 32

N

13 40

E

4

Arctous, Oceanus . .

65 0

5 0E

. 45 30

N

2 20

E

13

*Ard®i, Herzegovina

43 15

18 0 E

. 46 10

N

0 0

E

13

Ardea

41 37

12 34 E

. 45 20

N

1 0

E

13

Ardeatina Via . . .

41 45

12 30 E

47 28

N

19 0

E

15

Ardeiscus, Kurbe 1
Argisch . . . )
Ardeiscus, vel Or- \

45 11

24 38 E

. 17 12

N

39 2

E

23

44 30

25 30 E

. 30 0

N

34 30

E

18

dessus FI., Ar- >

. 19 0
12 47

N

44 30

45 7

E

23

23

gisch . . • ■ )

45 26

^ 10 41 E

N

N

Ardotia, Perussich .
* Ar duenna Silva, \

44 35

ST 15 23 E

20 0

39 0

23

Forest of Arden- >

50 5

vi 5 0 E

24 40

N

33 10

E

18

nes ;

Are I., Farsan . .

16 40

V 41 50 E

. 26 0

N

66 25

E

24

Arebrigium, St. \

45 45

NT 6 54 E

. 47 44

N

17 4f

E

15

Didicr . ... \

. 38 15

N

37 2

E

19

Arebrignus Pages

47 10

\T 4 40 E

. 26 15

N

66 3C

E

24

•Arccomiei, Gard .
Arelate, Erlaph . .

44 0

V 4 10 E

. 30 52

N

47 35

E

22

48 10

V 15 17 E

a 37 39

N

N

23 0

E

7

Arelate, Arles . .

43 40

\T 4 36 E

. 31 30

67 0

E

24

Arenatium, Arnhem.

52 0

N 5 47 E

. 30 47

N

66 30

E

24

Arcne, v. Sarnia .

37 32

\T 21 37 E

. 30 26
| 39 20

N

65 30
21 5

E

24

•Areni . ... .

26 28

N 44 25 E

N

des M., Jcbel >

27 0

30 0E

N

53 24

E

24

Roumlieh . . )

N 52 20 E

. 38 30

N

21 25

E

8

Areon, FI

28 0

[ 31 20

N

35 10

E

20

Areopolis, v. Rab- j
bathMoab,7?n55n (

31 22

N 35 44 E

> 32 40

N

51 47

E

24

Aretkon, velArack- \

39 20

N 21 5 E

. 40 3(

N

8

\\

16

thus FL, Arta . j

. 34 54

N

35 55

E

21

Arethusa . . .

40 38

N 23 40 E

. 26 20

N

51 40

E

23

Arethusa ....

35 1

N 36 40 E

N

58

E

24

Arethusa, vel Tko- )

38 30

N 40 40 E

j 39

N

7

\\

16

nitis L. . . . )

•Areticene . . .

32 15

N 58 30 E

| 43

N

9

\\

16

•Arevaci, Old Castile
Arg®us M., Arjish 1

41 40
38 30

N 3 30 W
N 35 19 E

J 49 1C

N

0 47

\\

13

Argaraudaca . .

33 20

N 52 0 E

\ 37 6C

N

22 35

E

7

Argari, Arlanqurry

9 55

N 79 0 E

F

44 56

E

23

Argaricus Sinus, j

10 0

N 80 0 E

. 17 3C

F

44 4.

E

23

Falk's Bay . . )

N

63 2C

E

24

Avgennum Pr. . .

38 16

N 26 14 E

. 11 2E

F

72

E

25

Argentanum, An- |

39 24

N 16 9E

. 39 :

F

37 3£

E

19

gentina . . . )

. 38 2'

N

7 2-

16

Argentaria, Bosna |

43 56

N 18 21 E

. 37 31

F

8 b

w

16

Serai . ... j

. 37 5£

N

23 5£

E

7

Argentarius M., M. \

42 21

N 11 13 E

. 40 b

>

26 b

E

10

Filipo . ... )

. 47 15

F

1 4C

E

13

Argentea Metropo-

5 30

N 95 30 E

. 39 4C

i\

44 2i

E

22

fis, Acheen . .

. 22 If

N

95 2

E

25

•Argentea Regio,

19 0

N 97 0 E

. 38 11

.\

61 1.

E

24

Pegu

. 25 57

N

54 3

E

24

Argenteus FI., Ar-

43 23

N 6 30 E

. 44 '

N

4 5

E

13

44 40

. 37 50

N

37 5t

E

21

Argcntia, Argenta

N 11 51 E

. 46 50

F

18 2i

E

15

Argcntia, Gorgonzole

45 32

N 9 24 E

. 39 25

N

47

E

22

Argentioiiiun . .

42 16

N 0 22 \V

Argentomagus, Ar-
gent on ....
Argentoratum ,post.
Stratisburgum,
Strasbourg . .
Argentovaria,
Marckolsheim .
Argentovaria, Art-
zenheim . . .
Argilus ....
Argita FI., Ban .
Argitkca ....
•Argob ....
Argob, vel Regaba,
Kulat el Husn .
•Argolicus Sinus,

G. of Nauplia .
'Argolis ....
Argos, Argos . .
Argos Anipliiloclii- \
cum . ... )
Argous, Ptus., Po. )
Ferrajo . . . )

Argyra

Argyruntum, Zaton .
Argyrion, Argyro 1
Castro . . . ._ )
Argyrippi, vel Arpi .

Aria FI

Aria Palus, Hamoon
Aria, v. Artacoana, )
Herat . ... }
Ariaca, Charjooce

•Ariana

Aricia, La Riccia . .
Ariaspa, vel Agriaspe
Aricada ....
Ariconium, Weston
Arimantis . . .
•Arii .....
Arimathia . . .
Ariminum, Rimini
Arindela ....
Ariola, Revigny .
Ariolica ....

Aripa

Aris FI

Arisbe ....
Ariseria ....
Aristern, la., one of
the Kclevini Is. .
Aristen ....
Aristonis ....
Aristonaut® . .
Aritium Pr®torium
Armagara, Gheria
Armavria . . .

Armen®

Armene, Ak-liman .
•Armenia . . .
•Armenia Minor .
Armenium . . .
Armian® , . .
Arminiacum, Jcni
Bazar ....
Armutria . . .
Arna, C. d'Arno .
Amissa ....
Arnissa ....
Arnon FI., Wady el
Mqjcb ....
Arnus FI., Arno .
Aro FI., Arone . .
Aroanius FI. ...
Aroanius M .yKhchnos
Arocelis ....
Aroe, v. Petr®, Pa-
tras ....

, Aroer, Ararah . .
Aroer, Arair . .
Aromata Pr. . .
Aromata Prom. pr.
Notu Keras, C.
Guar da fui . .
fAromatophoros

Regio

Arosis FI., Indian R.
•Arpii ....

Arpi, v. Argyrippi
Arpa ...
Arpinum, Arpino
Arra, vel Mana
Arrabo FI., Raab . .
Arrabona, Czakany .
•Arnipachitis .

Arre Vicus . .
Arretium, Arezzo

4G 34
48 34
48 12
48
40 45
55 0
39 22
32 50
32 48
37 20
37 40

37 38

38 54

7 38
23 43
6 38

21 25
35 45
35 4:
23 0
23 0

22 44

42 47

38 18
44 10

40 11

41 31
32 15
31 30
34 24

39

30 .
41 43

29 2

30 27
51 57

30 20
50 38

31 54
44 4

30 45
48 50
4G 22

34 G
37 7

40 15
37 13

37 25

31 22
24

38 _

38 56
16 45

40 6

41 16

42

40 0

39 30

39 27

35 27

42 51
44 30

43 7

41 4

40 54
31 28
43 46

41 57
37 55

37 52

42 50

38 14
31 14
31 29

9 50

11 55

10 0
30 20

46 15
41 31
41 42
35 39

47 .
46 56
35 43
26 7

43 28

21 47
15 45

15 36
62 0

61 30

62 12
63 15
60 0
12 39
62 30
62 33

2 32

22 40

19 25

34 55
12 33

35 49
4 57

3 55
0 55

22
26 36
37 38 E

23 31 E
26 12 E
33 57 E
22 34

8 48
73 25
43 44
41 19
35 2
43 0
39 0

22 38
59 40

20 29

23 30
12 31
19 40

21 52
35 45
10 57
12 15

22 9
22 IS

1 56
21 44
35 3
35 50
51 20

51 25 E

15 36 E
13 35 E
36 42 E

16 50 E
16 34 E
45 20 E
44 1 E
11 52 E

6

INDEX.

Lat.

Long.

No.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.

of

j Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.

of

Map

Map

Map,

Arretium Julios, 1

43 3

N

11 5

E

3

Ascania la., Chris- )
tiana . . . . j

36 1(

N

25 L

E

9

Astoa

Astrogonda . . . .

18

30 46

N

N

55 31
20

E

E

23

17

Arretium Fideus, 1
Cqstiglione . . |

43 2

N

11 5

E

3

Ascania Ps., L. j
Bourdour . . f

37 4

N

30 3(

E

19

Astura . ... :
Astura FI., Asturo .

41 25
41 33

N

N

12 4fl
12 46

E

E

4

4

40 4

N

3

W

16

Ascanius Lacus .

40 2

N

29 3

E

19

Astura FI., Esla . .

42

N

5 37

W

16

45

N

28 1

10

Ascelum, Asolo .

45 51

N

11 5l

E

3

•Astures, Leon . .

42 40

N

6

\v

16

24

22

Ascerris, Ccrvera .

41 4

N

1 i

E

16

Asturica, Astorga

42 26

N

6 U

\v

16

Toglian . . . j

35 2
38 4

IS

N

51 4x
38 4

E

E

Asciburgius Mons, )
IV. Carpathians )

49 3

N

18 5C

E

14

Asturum Lucus, )
Lugones . . . j

43 22

N

5 65

\v

16

•Ascitas

15 4£

N

50 5C

E

23

Astypala?a . . . .

37 45

N

27

E

9

plirates FI., Mu- |

38 5

N

40 4

E

22

Ascra

38 2L

N

23 11

E

8

AstypakeaI.,.$Yam- )

36 40

N

26 30

rad Chai . . . )

39

N

48 3

E

22

Asculum (Pice- 1
num), Ascoli . j

42 5S

N

13 35

E

4

pha i

Atabyris M., Madona

36 10

N

27 53

E

9

37 4

N

21 5

E

7

Asculum Apulum, )

41

N

15 28

Atagis FI., Etsch . .

46 34

N

10 40

E

15

35 4

N

0

W

17

Ascoli . . . . i

AtalantaL, Talanta.

38 40

N

23

E

8

50 4

18

14

Ascura

40 5C

N

42 48

E

22

Atarbecliis, Chibi- )

30 34

N

31

E

18

39 2

IS

42 5i

E

22

Asea

37 2-

N

22 17

E

nel Koum . . )

41

N

0 2'

W

16

Aserga

31 27

.N

47 16

E

22

Atax FI., Aude . .

43 0

N

2 14

E

13

14 3(

iN

17 3(

W

1

Asbdod, vel Azotus, }

31 45

N

34 42

20

Ategua, Tcba . . .

37 7

N

4 55

W

16

29 5C

N

32 31

E

18

Esdud . . . )

Atella, S. Elpidii . .

40 58

N

14 15

E

4

34 55

N

34

E

19

Asbdoth Pisgak . .

31 3:

N

35 48

E

20

Ater M., Jebcl Soudan

28 0

N

18 0

E

17

35

N

32 21

E

19

* Asker, Tribus . .

33 15

35 20

20

Aternum, Pescara .

42 27

N

14 15

E

4

12 46

N

42 48

E

23

Asia

30 3J

N

47 59

E

22

Aternus FI., Pescara.

42 17

N

14 0

E

4

38 32

N

E

Asia

30 3(

N

47 31

E

24

Ateste, Estc ....

45 17

N

11 40

E

3

Asiace

29 15

N

64 31

E

24

4,Atkamania . . .

39 25

N

21 2(

E

8

Arsinoe, vel Croco- j
dilopolis ... |

29 2C

N

30 59

E

18

Asido, Medina Si- j

36 27

N

5 51

W

16

Atkar M., Hasan \
Dagh . . . . j

38 4

N

34 15

E

19

38 40

N

42 45

E

22

Asine, Koroni . . .

36 48

N

21 5S

E

7

Atkenm, Atenah . .

41 15

N

41 5

E

19

Asine

37 32

N

22 59

E

7

Atkente, Athens . .

37 58

N

23 4 4

E

7

42

N

12 57

E

4

Asine, vel Las . . .

36 43

iN

22 33

E

7

Atlience Diades . .

38 51

N

23 6

E

8

Artabrum Prom., \

Asmura

36 47

N

55 47

E

24

Atkene, v. Antkene, }
EUiniko . . . )

N

E

42 52

N

9 F

W

16

Asmyraea ....

48 0

N

110 40

E

1

Asnaus M., Melchiovo

40 20

N

20 15

E

8

Atkesis FI., Adige

45 7

N

11 35

E

3

40 2c

N

27 49

E

19

Asopus FI

38 47

N

22 25

E

8

Atkos M., M. Santo .

40 9

r\

24 20

E

9

Artacoana, v. Aria, \

34 24

N

62 12

E

Asopus FI., Asopo

38 16

N

23 30

E

8

Atkiibis, Tel Atrib .

30 27

N

31 16

E

18

Herat .... I

Asopus FI., 11. A. )

37 55

N

22 40

E

Atkyras FI

41 10

N

28 30

E

10

Artaleson . . . .

40 2£

N

41 56

E

22

Gcorgios . . . j

Atiliana, Mansilla .

42 4

N

2 55

W

16

Artanissa ....

41 5£

N

44 38

E

22

Asopkus, Boza . .

36 42

N

22 50

E

7

Atina

41 38

N

13 43

E

4

Artaxata . . . .

39 1C

N

45 21

E

24

Aspabota ....

3S 45

N

53 58

E

24

Atina, Atena . . .

40 26

N

15 31

E

5

Artaxata, y. Artax- )

39 20

N

45 r

E

22

Aspkaleuca, Les \

N

W

13

*Atintania ....

40 15

N

20 10

E

8

Eaves Chaudes . j

Atlanticus Oceanus .

50 0

N

20 0

E

1

Artemisiiun M., )

N

22 31

E

Aspedon, Polea . .

38 33

N

23 1

E

8

Atlas M., Jebcl Tedla

33 0

N

3 0

W

17

Malevo . . . f

o/ 33

Aspendus ....

36 55

N

31 15

E

19

Atoa

33 65

N

1 32

W

17

Artemisium, vel \

38 54

N

E

16

Aspkaltites L., vel

Atrax

39 40

N

22 11

E

8

Dianium, Dcnia i

U 6

Mare Mortuum, 1

31 30

IN

35 30

j.

20

*Atrebates, Picardy .

50 30

N

2 40

E

13

Artemisium Littus ]
et Mare . . . )

39 0

N

23 15

E

8

v. Salsiun, Bahr <

Lut . ... J

Atrebates, olim Ne- |
metaeum, Arras j

50 16

N

2 48

E

13

Artemita

Artemita, v. Salban, )

33 36
38 28

N

N

45 14
43 21

E

E

22

*Asphaltites . . .
Aspkynis, Asfoan

31 25
25 25

N

N

36 10
32 32

E

E

23

18

♦Atrebatii, Wilts, j
and Berks. . . )

51 30

N

1 30

W

11

Van .... 1

AAspii

34 45

N

70 0

E

24

Atria, vel Adria, \

N

12 5

E

Artenia, Art ; gna . .

46 14

N

13 7

E

3

Aspis P., Mahad (

31 18

N

16 7

E

17

Adria . ... )

Arthribiticum FI. . .

30 40

N

31 20

E

18

Hcssan . . . S

*Atropatene . . .

36 40

N

48 30

E

24

Artiaca, Ards sur )

48 33

N

E

13

Aspis

38 27

N

0 49

W

16

Atta Vicus ....

25 45

N

51 31

E

23

Aube . ... ]

Aspis, vel Clypea, \

36 55

N

11 4

17

Attaleia

39 10

N

26 50

E

9

Artisiga . . . . .

35 19

N

1 36

W

17

Klibiah . . . j

Attaleia

16 51

N

30 50

E

19

Artobriga, postea )

Aspis, la., Ecria . .

37 52

N

23 9

E

7

*Attasini, v. Attasii .

41 . 0

N

62 0

E

24

Regina, Regens- >

48 58

N

12 7

E

14

Aspithra

13 10

N

101 10

E

25

*Attica

38 0

N

23 50

E

7

burg . )

•Aspitki-ae, Cambodia

13 40

N

103 0

E

25

Attidium, Attiqio

43 17

N

12 57

E

3

Arubingara, Colombo

7 0

N

80 8

E

25

Aspona

39 45

N

33 45

E

19

Atures, vel Juki )

43 43

N

13

Arucci Novum, )

38 9

N

W

16

Aspulathea ....

38 38

i\

20 55

E

8

Yicus, Aire . . )

W

Moura . . . j

Assa, Ormelia . . .

40 22

N

23 42

E

in

•Aturia

36 45

N

43 10

E

22

Arimda, Atajate . .

36 46

N

5 8

W

16

Assabe, Nr. Madina

30 58

N

47 0

E

22

Aubereiun ....

30 47

N

18 16

E

17

*Arusnates, Venice .

45 40

N

11 5

E

3

Assaria

32 48

N

12 50

E

17

Aufidena

41 43

N

13 58

E

4

Arutela

44 59

N

24 10

E

10

43 4

N

12 36

E

4

•Arvami, Carnatic .

15 0

N

80 0

E

25

Assures

35 50

N

9 10

E

17

Venere . . . )

41 1

N

15 30

E

•Arverni, Pug de ]

45 30

N

E

13

Assurus

40 46

N

23 9

E

10

Aufidus FI., Ofanto .

41 5

N

15 45

E

5

Dome, <§-c. . . f

Assus, Behram . .

39 30

N

26 22

E

19

Auftna, Ofeno . . .

42 18

N

13 45

E

4

Arx, Arcc ....

41 38

N

13 32

E

4

Assus, Assarli . . .

41 59

N

25 55

E

10

52 6

N

1 50

11

Arx Tiberii ....

40 33

N

14 18

E

4

Assus, vel Arzus FI. .

41 50

N

25 40

E

10

FI., Avon . . . >

W

Arxata

39 54

N

44 44

E

22

^Assyria

35 0

N

44 30

E

22

Aufona FI., Nen . .

52 40

N

0 6

W

11

Arycanda ....

36 30

N

30 11

E

19

Asta

29 50

N

61 25

E

24

Augaea

40 29

N

23 37

E

10

Arymagdus FI., Di- )

36 20

N

32 55

E

19

Asta, Asti ....

44 56

N

8 19

E

3

*Augali

40 20

N

70 0

E

24

rck Ondessy . . j

Asta Regia, Jerez )

36 43

N

r r

W

16

Augemmi ....

32 10

N

9 20

E

17

Arzanior Opp., Erzen

38 16

N

41 42

E

22

de la Frontera . i

u 0

Augila, Aujilah . .

29 15

N

21 54

E

17

Arze, vel Gymnias, )

39 57

N

41 17

22

Astacana

36 30

N

68 53

E

24

*Augilae

29 30

N

22 0

E

17

Erz-rum . . . j

Astacana

39 20

N

43 3

E

22

Augmagdum, ad, )

Arzes, Ardish . . .

39 0

N

43 22

E

22

Astacapla ....

21 25

N

72 20

E

25

V. CA'damus, Ga- >

29 38

N

11 17

E

17

Arzus FI

41 10

N

27 40

E

10

•Astaceni, Cabul . .

35 0

N

72 0

E

25

Arzus, vel Assus FI. .
*Asabi, Oman . . .

41 50
24 30

N

N

25 40
56 15

E

E

10

23

Astacenus Sinus, )
G. of Nicomedia )

40 40

N

29 30

E

19

Augusta

44 39

N

12 6

E

3

Asaborum, velNau- \

26 20

Astacilis, Tessa ilah .

35 21

N

0 23

W

17

44 37

N

7 59

E

machasorum Pr., |

N

57 15

E

23

*Astacures ....

31 10

N

11 30

E

17

N

7 41

Has Mmsendom )

Astacus

40 40

N

29 51

E

19

45 5

E

Asama, Adanis, vel ')

Astapa, Estepa . .

37 20

N

4 58

W

16

Augusta, Adjioud . .

46 7

N

26 42

E

10

Oum-er-beg , or [

33 10

N

8 0

W

17

Astapus FI

Astarte I

13 0
22 29

N

N

34 30
36 28

E

E

1

23

Augusta, vei Regi- ]
anum, Rahova . )

43 42

N

24 0

E

10

Azainor . . . J

Astarus, P. Plattca .

38 2S

N

21 7

E

8

42 30

V

18 42

E

15

Astasana ....

33 10

N

60 30

E

24

berri, post Auscii, [

43 39

N

0 32

E

13

Astauda

33 25

N

61 37

E

24

Asanamara ....

30 53

V

88 55

3

25

34 0

V

65 0

E

24

44 25

4 59

13

Asanca, Landskron .

19 52

Y

19 46

i

14

iAstaveni ....

38 0

N

55 0

E

24

N

E

Asarth FI., Issa . .

35 12

N

1 10

W

17

Astelephus FI. . . .

12 45

N

41 20

E

22

49 54

N

2 40

13

*Asateni

24 45

NT

47 50

3

23

Asterium, v. Piresi®

19 30

N

22 1

E

8

E

Asca, vel Nescoe, )
Asxji .... )
Ascalon

18 25

Nf

43 3

23

Astiagi

31 12

N

16 30

E

17

Augusta (Trev.), )

31 37

V

34 34

E

18

Astibus, Istip . . .
*Astica

11 35
11 40

N

N

22 10
27 50

E

E

10

10

postea Ti-evera, >

49 45

N

6 40

E

13

Ascalon, Askulan . .

31 38

s

34 33

E

20

Astigi, Ecija . . .

37 34

N

5 5

w

16

Augusta

39 0

N

0 33

W

16

INDEX.

7

Augusta Alba . • •

Augusta Ementa, j
Merida . . . )
Augusta Fossa . • •

Augusta Vnx,Badajos
Augusta(Pra3toria), j

Augusta (Rauraco- j

rum) • • • •

Augusta Vmdelico-
rum, Augsburg . )
*Augustamnica . .

Augustana ... •

Augustana, Azelburg
Augusti Pons . . .

Augusti Tropcea, j
Turbia . . . |

Augusti Forum, vel j
Libisosia, Lczuza )
Augusti Lucus, Lugo
Augusti P., Porto .
Augustobona, post.

Tricasses, Troyes )
Augustobriga . . .

Augustobriga . . .

Augustodunum, an- )
tek Bibracte >
Autun . ... J
Augustodurus . . .

Augustomagus, \
postea Silvanec- >
tes, Senlis . . *
Augustonemetum, \
postea Arverni, >
Clermont . . . )

Augustoritum, 1
postea Lemovi- >
ces, Limoges . )
Aulasi Tichos, vel \
Tlieros Chorion, >
Akhteboli . . )
•Aulerci, Eure. . ,
•Aulerci, Sartlie .

Aulis

Aulon

Aulon, Avlona
Aulon Basilicas .
Aulon Cilicius . .

Auos, vel Aous, )
vel JEas FI., Vo- >
juzza or Poro . ;
•Auranitis . . .

Aurasius Jeb. 1
Mirkaat . . . j

*Aurea Regio, j
Mranmapyee . )
Aurelia Via ....
•Aureliani, Loiret .
Aurelii Forum, T. j
Aurcli . . . . i

Aureoli Pons, Pon- j
tirolo . . . . )

Aureos ad, Montebello
Aureum Ost. . . .
Aureus Mons, Slona
Auriliana . . . .

Aurinia, vel Saturnia

Auvu

Aurunca, S. Croce .
*Aurunci, Terra )
di Lnvoi-o . . )

Ausa

Ausancalio, Szocolacz
Ausara, Szafra . .
Ausara, Ras Seir . .
♦Ausaritas . . . *

Ausava

•Ausci

Auser FI

•Ausetani . . . .
Ausilindi . . . .

Ausinza, Assaloo ?

Ausoba H

Ausona, Le Fratte .
*Ausones . . . .

Ausugum, Valsug- ]
nana . . . . j

•Autariatas . . . .

•Auterii

*Autotoles . . . .

Automalax . . . .

4Autrigones . . .

Auxacii M

Auximum, Osimo . .
Auxiqua • . . . .

Auxume

*Auzacitis . . . .

48 24 1
30 40
48 46
48 47
45 22
43 45

43 0
41 47

39 52

40 39

42 o:

48 56
48 10
38 24
37 18
40 29
33 50
35 40

40 20 :
32 50
35 20

41 54
47 40

45 32

45 32
24 12
44 40

30 55

42 47

31 25
41 19
41 22
41 56
44 40
24 18

16 40

17 0
50 10

43 30
5

41 50

32 40
27 31
53 10
41 21
41 20

46 5
43 30
53 30
26 0

30 1
43 ■
48

43 30

31 43
14 0

44 0

Long.

No.

of

Place.

Lat.

T ^

Long.

Map.

M

4 35 E

13

Auzara, El Asharah

4 45 N

40 39 E

6 13 W

16

Auzea, Hamza , or )
Sour Guzlan . j

5 50 N

3 30 E

13 5 E

4

Auzui, Ziraifeh . .

1 15 N

16 14 E

6 46 W

16

Avalites

1 30 N

43 0 E

7 18 E

3

Avalonia, Glaston-\
bury . ... )

si 10 N

2 40 W

7 42 E
10 54 E

13

15

Avara FI

17 17 N

1 40 E

Avaricum, post. Bi- 1
turiges, Bowrges (

17 8 N

2 30 E

Aveia, Ca. di Bagno

12 20 N

13 20 E

32 0 E

18

Avenio, Avignon . .

13 54 N

4 50 E

12 36 E

15

Aventicum, Avenche

46 53 N

7 4 E

12 44 E
22 41 E

14

10

Avernus Lacus, )
Averno . . . )

40 52 N

14 4 E

7 26 E

33 40|N

9 58 E

Avidus

35 32 N

10 50 E

2 30 V

16

♦Aviones ....
Avium Opp., vel }

53 7 N

12 40 E

7 34 V

16

Omitlionpolis, >

33 25 N

35 20 E

12 12 E
4 6 E

4

13

Adlan . . . )
Avus FI., Ace . . .

41 20 N

8 25 W

Axcisum

44 27|IS

0 44 E

5 9V

r 16

Axelodunum . . .

54 53 lb

3 0 W

7 20 V

J 16

Axima

45 35 IS

6 41 E

Axima

31 30 N

52 12 E

4 20 E

13

Axiopolis, Bassova .

44 17

27 50 E

1 7 'S

r 13

Axius, vel Orontes )
FI., Nahr El Asy )

36 20 N

35 40 E

®Axomitm ....

12 30 >

38 0 E

2 35 E

13

Axona FI., Aisne . .

49 0 IS

4 0E

Axuenna ....

49 4 Is

4 54 E

*Axylos . . . * .

39 0 IS

32 0 E

3 9 E

13

Aza, v. Gaza, Gliazzeh

31 27 IS

34 28 E

Azani, Tjandere . .

39 12 IS

29 45 E

* Azania, v. Barbaria

3 0 ^

41 0 E

1 14 E

13

Azarath

36 50 >

6 3 E

Azatha

40 50 Is

41 50 E

Azene

37 40 Is

23 59 E

28 0 E

10

Azetium, Rotigliano

40 57 IS

17 1 E

Aziris, Erzingkhan .

39 21 Is

40 17 E

1 0 E

13

Azius

31 50 Is

14 33 E

0 20 E

13

Azius FI., Vardar .

41 0 >

22 30 E

23 37 E

8

Azmon, v. Heskmon

31 6 1

34 16 E

21 43 E

7

»Azones

36 50 >

44 35 E

19 28 I

10

Azor

33 7 b

35 35 E

36 40 I

21

Azora, Much . . .

38 43 >

41 33 E

33 20 I

19

Azorus

40 0 1

22 IE

20 25 I

8

Azotus, v. Aslidod, |
Esdud . . . . j

31 45 >

34 42 E

36 20

20

5 20

17

97 0 1

25

Baal Gad ....

33 12 J

36 8 E

Baal Hermon . . .

33 3 I

; 35 43 E

12 15

4

Baal Meon, Main . .

31 45

35 54 E

2 01

13

Baal Skaliska . . .

32 9

34 55 E

40 5

35 30 E

4

Babba

34 54

5 36 W

9 32

3

Babylon, vel Babel, )
Hillah, &e. . j

32 30

44 23 E

11 22

3

Babylon, vel Fostat, \

30 0

* 31 20 E

62 15 :

25

Baboul . . . )

20 49

3 10

^Babylonia . . . .

32 30

44 0 E

21 59

17

Babytase, Ram 1

31 11

\T 49 54 E

11 31

3 4

Ilorchuz . . . i

12 36

3 17

Bacas Ckamiri . .

28 58

ST 39 40 E

13 53
13 50 ]

3 4

3 4

Baccaim, vel Baca-j
taillis . . . . )
Baccance, Baccano

35 55
42 9

S 36 51 E
ST 12 19 E

2 16

E 16

Bacchi I., Howakel

15 10

S' 40 18 E

15 55

E 15

Bactva, prius Zari- \

36 47

S 66 58 E

38 58

3 23

aspa, Balkh . . )

53 33

3 23

Bactras FI

35 30

ST 66 30 E

52 35

E 23

*Bactriana . . .

36 30

S 68 0 E

6 25

E 13

*Bacuatte . . .

34 30

S 4 20 W

0 30

E 13

Bacuntius FL, Bosna

44 20

S 18 5 E

10 25

E 3

Badara, vel Barna

25 15

N7 62 47 E

2 0

E 16

Badara ....

27 20

N7 64 57 E

9 15

E 17

Badci Regia, Juldah

21 28

V 39 10 E

52 40

E 24

Badera, Baziege .

43 2S

Nr 1 34 E

9 0

W 12

Badias ....

33 50

\ 6 50 E

13 46

E 4

Badimum . . .

37 35

\ 36 10 E

13 40

E 4

Badis, Jask . . .

25 40

■S 57 57 E

11 26

E 15

42 2

S 1 50 E

Baenas I. ...

20 40

N 71 10 E

19 0

E 15

Bason oa v. Epkyra

37 43

N 21 22 E

9 0

W 12

Beerus ....

41 1

N 22 42 E

12 0

W 1

Baesippo, Vcjer .

36 16

N 5 53 W

19 18

E 17

B as terras, Bedarieux

43 24

N 3 11 E

3 30

W 16

*Baetica, Andalusia

38 0

N 5 0V

100 0

E 1

Btetis FL, Guadal- )

37 0

N 6 12 V

13 30

E 3

quivir . ... )

15 33

E 17

Bcetis Fons . . .

37 50

N 2 58 V

38 40

E 1

Boston ....

36 10

N 5 46 V

100 0

E 1

Baetulo, Badalona

'41 27
1

N 2 16 E

Baeturia, Andalusia
Bagacum, Bavay . .
Bagai, Bagai . . .

Bagarda

Bagasira, Oremarrah
Baghistane, Bisutun
Bagradas FI. ...
Bagradas FI., Serat .
Bagradas FI., Nabon

Bagrum

Bahyrsa

Bairn, Baia . . .
Baiae, Bayas . . .
*Baiocasses, Calva- )
dos and Oine . )
Balaca I., Seuhelipar

Balah

Balanae, Banias . .
Balaroth FI., Sarok .
Balbura, Morzum
Balcea, Bali-kesri
Baleares I. (quae et )
Gymnesias), Ba- j
learic Is. . . . )
Balepatria . . .

Balita, Coulan . .
Ballanstra . . .
Ballenas Costa, I
Costa Rainer a . J
Ballene, Frendah
Balneum Regis, "i
Bagnarea . . |
Baloie, Varaslouka
Balonga ....
Balsa, Tavira . .
Balyka FI., Macro- '
zummono . .

Balzanum, Botzen
Bambotus FI. . .

Bambyce, v. Hiera-
polis ....
Bamotli Baal . .
Bana, vel Kataba .
Banasa, Mehcdia .
Banatria, Bon Ness
Banavasi . . .
Banchis, Tarnieh .
*Banizomeneis
Banme, vel Bena .
Bannavantum, near
Davcntry . . .
Bantia ....
-Banturari . . .

*Banubari . . .
Baphyras FI. . .
Barace P. . . .
Barace I. ...
Baraces, v. Cantlii
Sinus . . . .
Baracura . . .
Barange ....
Barathia ....
Barathra S. . .
Barathra, Kara-
bounar ....
Baraza ....
*Barbaria, v. Azania
Barbariana . . .

Barbaricus Sinus .
Barbaridon Emp.,
Tatta . . .
Barbariiun Prom.,
C. Espichel

Barce

Barcino, v. Faven-
tia, Barcelona .
®Barcitse . . .
Bardaxemia . . .
Barderatas, Bra .
Bardines FI., Bar-
rada ....
Barduli, Barletta

38 40
50 19
35 14
31 30
25 12

34 27
19

35 40
28 0

39 14

40
40 49

36 45
49 0

5

31 12

35 11

36 20

37 10
39 43

39 30

21 15
30

42 58

43 51
35 20
42 3S

44 14
7

46 32

13 30
36 20
31 39

14 0
34 20
57 25
18 25
29 34
28 33
36 16
52 15

Bavgylia ....
Bargyliacus Sinus,
Mandelyah . .

Bargytus M., Jcbcl
en Nusairiyeh .
Baria, Vera . .
Bariana ....

Baris

Barium, Bari . .
Barna, vel Badara
Barophta, Baghdac
Baruca ....

6 0
3 50
6 45
64 30
64 30

46 57
9 3D
8 15

53
32 20
45
14 4
36 10
0 40
72 20

34 33

35 55

47

29 42
27 48

3 0

70 25
77 55
23
7 54
0

i 17 34 E
A01 35 E
7 30 W
21 55 E

11 20
16 30

35 57
44 27

30 59

36 10

37 25

40

45

N

20

46 E

10

34

10

N'

1

0 E

17

24

30

\T

37

30 E

23

. 40

9

N

22

30 E

10

. 15

25

S

74

10 E

25

20

N

69

0E

25

22

45

N

70

0 E

25

. 21

30

N

22

15 E

25

. 37

58

N

54

58 E

24

. 32

25

N

15

5 E

17

. 31

15

N

32

0E

18

37

40

N

33

42 E

19

2

N

44

31 E

22

. 3

0

N

41

0E

1

. 36

20

N

5

15 V

16

. 1

0

S

42

30 E

1

24

45

N

68

0E

25

• 38

24

N

9

25 V

7 16

30

N

21

2 E

17

| 41

23

N

2

9 E

16

. 32

20

N

21

0E

17

. 23

0

N

69

25 E

25

. 44

44

IS

7

58 E

3

] 33

35

N

36

17 E

20

41

21

N

16

20 E

5

a 37

4

N

28

20 r

19

. 42

15

N

26

30 E

10

. 37

11

N

27

401

19

] 37

10

N

27

20 E

19

j 35

25

N

36

20 I

21

. 37

13

N

1

55 \

V 16

4c

N

42

28 1

23

. 37

47

N

30

50 1

19

. 41

8

N

16

56 J

5

. 25

15

N

62

47 J

24

. 33

25

N

44

29 1

22

. 4C

‘

N

45

45 1

ar 9

15

N

93

0

25

g INDEX.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No

of

Place.

Lat.

long.

No-

of

Maj

.

Map

Map.

Barygaza, Baroche
Barygazenus Sinus, )
Cambay . . . j

?1 50
z0 0

N 73 1
N 72

E

E

25

25

Benevcnfum, Bene- )
veil** . . . . )
•Benjamin Tribus

41

31 5(

N

N

14 3S
35 1£

E

E

4

20

Bezabde, Jczireh )
ibn Omar . . . j
Biabanna ....

37 10
25 16

N

N

1

42 9 E
46 12 E

22

23

E

22

♦Beniarani, Tyrol .

47 1(

N

11

E

15

Biandina, Pyrgo . .

36 43

N

22 49 E

7

N 97

E

25

Benna, Bazarjik .

39 r

N

29 58

E

19

Bias FI., Djane . .

36 59

N

21 50 E

7

24 5

N 33 1

E

18

Benta

34 H

N

4 31

W

17

Bibacta Prom. . . .

24 50

N

66 30 E

25

15

Eerabonna, Barabon

18 li

N

94 3(

E

25

Bibacum, Anspach .

49 2]

N

10 23 :E

14

44 50

N 18 1

E

Bercetum, Berceto .

44 3i

N

10 (

E

3

Bibaga I

24 42

N

66 30,E

24

♦Bashan ....

32 55
47 34

NT 36
V 7 3

E

E

20

13

Bercorates, Bisca - )
rosse . . . . )

44 24

N

1

W

13

Bibasis, v. Hypha- 1
sis FI., Began . j

30 25

N

73 0|E

25

V 27 2C

E

9

Beregra

42 37

N

13 45

E

4

Bibla

31 45

N

44 58, E

22

Basilippo . . .

37 31
37 27

ST 5 4C
* 22

VV

E

16

7

Berenice, priusEzi- \
ongeber, Akabali j

29 30

N

35 4

E

18

Bibracte, postea \
Augustodunum, [

46 56

N

4 20

E

13

Sf 63 32

E

24

Berenice . . . .

23 55

N

35 2-:

E

18

Autun . ... )

Bassa, Cabrutec .

10 35
31 10 1

sr 72 45
* 24

E

E

25

17

Berenice, v. Hespe- )
rides, Ben Ghazi j

32 10

N

20 7

E

17

Bibracte, Gt. Wick- \
ham . . . . )

51 21

N

0 43

VV

11

41 44 1

4 19 42

E

10

Berezeos

33 5

N

9 12

E

17

Bibrax, Laon . . .

49 36

N

3 35

E

13

44 46

20

E

15

Berge, Marsa Zou- f

N

14 49

E

17

Bicnon

35 17

N

23 31

E

9

47 15

16 55

E

15

raik j

Bida, Magrouah . .

36 20

N

3 23

E

17

40 3

18 21

E

5

Bergidum . . . .

42 44

N

6 40

VV

16

Bidaium, Altenmarkt

48 0

N

12 34

E

15

49 0

30 0

E

1

Bergium, Bamberg .

49 54

N

10 57

E

14

Bidis, £. G. di Bidini

37 3

N

14 58

E

5

37 28 1

2 52

W

16

Bergomum, Bergamo

45 44

N

9 39

E

3

Bienna

35 1

N

25 25

E

9

37 20

3 (

W

16

Bergula, Burgaz . .

41 24

N

27 21

E

10

Bigerra, Bogarra . .

38 40

N

2 17

W

16

*Bastuli, Granada .

36 50

4 40

w

16

Bergusia, Balagucr .

41 50

N

0 44

E

16

~Bigerrones, Upr. )

43 0

N

w

13

Bata, Coimbatoor . .

11 20

77 0

E

25

Bergusium, Bour- l

45 33

N

E

13

Pyrenees . . f

33 0

• 35 55

E

20

gouin . ... \

Bigestro, Otrich . .

43 12

N

17 25

E

15

48 30

13 20

E

15

Berobe, Mcrguc . .

12 C

N

98 35

E

25

Bilama, Jilla Ogeia .

25 31

N

50 15

E

23

52 Of

5 0

E

14

BerOe, posteaBery- )

33 51

N

35 30

E

20

Bilbilis, Paracuellos

41 20

N

1 34

W

16

51 57 P

5 31

E

13

tus, Beirut . . )

Bilitio, BeUinzona .

46 16

N

8 58

E

15

Batavorum Oppidum

51 52 I>

5 41

E

13

Bercea, vel Chaly- \

36 11

N

37 12

E

21

Billasus FI., Filiyas

41 10

N

32 10

E

19

36 6

E

21

bon, Aleppo . . j

Bilubium, Vitrinich

43 30

N

16 59

E

15

41 5 b

28 30

E

10

Bercca

41 30

N

25 0

E

10

Bingium, Bingen . .

49 58

N

7 48

E

14

36 2

E

20

*Beroncs, Burgos . .

42 30

N

3 30

W

16

Bireum

44 52

N

28 4

E

It)

tana, Bethyna . (

Berrhoea, Kara )

40 33

N

22 18

10

Biriciana, Burkheim

48 35

N

11 0

E

15

Bathys, vcl Hera- ]

41 35 b

42 15

E

22

Vcrea . . . . )
Bersabe, vel Beer- j

Birtha, v. Apamea, }
Birehjik . . . j

37 3

N

38 2

E

22

39 14 b

20 46

E

8

sheba, Bir es >

31 16

N

34 51

E

20

Birzimmium . . .

42 40

N

19 44

E

15

Batiana

44 43 b

4 53

E

13

Seba . ... )

Bis, v. Abiste . . .

30 50

N

63 17

E

24

•Batini, Glogau . .

51 35 b

16 25

E

14

Bersovia .....

45 28

N

21 10

E

10

“Bisaltia

40 45

N

23 30

E

10

Batinus FI., Trontino

42 42 b

13 50

E

4

Bertisciis M. ...

42 30

N

19 50

E

10

Bisanthe, postea V

36 30 b

37 36

E

21

Berubium Prom., )

5S 25

N

VV

12

Blioedestus, Bo- >

40 59

N

27 30

E

10

Bat'a Sabbes . . .

26 10 b

56 18

E

23

Ness Head . . t

6 U

dosto . ... )

Batracharta ....

30 35 b

46 42

E

22

Bervtus Felix Julia, \

Biscurgis ....

41 16

N

0 25

E

1G

Batrachus P. . . .

32 12 b

23 20

E

17

prius Beroe, Bei- >

33 51

N

35 30

E

20

Bistonis P., Bou- )

41 3

N

25 10

10

*Batri ......

30 10 b

63 0

E

24

rut )

rikhane . . . i

Batthina

Batua, Botti . . .

29 38 b
42 5 b

53 20
19 20

E

E

24

15

Besa post Antinoe, )
Sheikh Abadeh . )

27 50

N

30 59

E

18

Bistue Nova, Neve- 1

signe . ... )

43 18

N

18 14

E

15

Batulum, Padula

41 11 b

14 46

E

4

Besabde

37 18

N

40 38

E

22

Bithia

34 50

N

46 30

E

24

Bau<lisus,v.Bautes \
FI }

40 ON

111 30

E

1

Besbicus I., Kalo- ]
limni . ... )

40 30

N

28 32

E

19

Bithiga

*Bithynia ....

36 40
40 20

N

N

41 52
30 30

E

E

22

19

Baulis, Bacolo . . .

40 48 b

14 3

E

4

•Besengitis ....

18 0

N

97 0

E

25

Bitliynium, postea \

Bautas

45 58 b

6 8

E

13

Besidi®, Bisiqnano .

39 30

N

16 22

E

5

Claudiopolis, >

40 26

N

30 28

E

19

Bautisi Fons . . .
Bazacata I., Cheduba

34 20 N
18 50 N

91 30
93 30

E

E

25

25

Besor Torr., \Vady )
Slieriah . . . i

31 22

N

34 35

E

20

Gheivuh . . . )
Biturgia

43 30

N

11 25

E

3

Beana

31 20 b

45 6

E

22

Bessafrara, Bazardjik

42 7

N

24 30

E

10

•Bituriges, Indre

46 47

N

1.40

E

13

Beatia, Baeza . . .

37 58 b

3 27

W

16

*Bessi

41 45

N

24 20

E

10

•Bituriges, Gironde

44 50

N

0 40

E

13

Bebaraci L

36 17 b

41 10

E

22

Besynga, Zittaung .

17 40 N

97 0

E

25

Bituriges, antea A- (

a 8

N

E

13

Bebii M., Tzerna 1

43 53 N

17 40

E

15

Besynga FI., Zittaung

19 0

N

96 20

E

25

varicum,i)Ottr<7<?5 j

2. 30

Gora . ... \

♦Betasii

50 52

N

5 0

E

13

Biunau

35 31

N

40 8

E

22

Becius Mons, Wash- i

27 50 N

63 30

E

24

Bethagla

31 23

N

34 17

E

20

Bizjothjah ....

31 19

N

34 22

E

20

uttee . . . . i

Bethanath ....

32 57

N

35 25

E

20

Bizone, Kavarna

43 27

N

28 20

E

10

Bedecis FI., Itonco .

44 15 b

12 15

E

3

Bethama, El Aziriych

31 47

N

35 17

E

20

Bezye

41 31

N

27 51

E

10

Bedriacum, Cividate

45 4 b

10 29

E

3

Betb Auna, vel j

34 20

N

41 45

22

^Blaene

41 35

N

33 20

E

19

Beeroth, Birch . .

31 55 b

35 13

E

20

Anatho, Anali . $

Blanda, Maratea . .

39 57

N

15 47

E

5

Beersheba, v. Ber- )

31 16 N

34 51

E

20

Bethar, Barin . . .

32 20

N

35 1

E

20

Blanda, Blancs . .

41 41

N

2 51

E

16

sabe, Bir esScba )

Beth Arbel, Irbid

32 51 N

35 31

E

20

Blandiana, Balamar

45 59

N

23 30

E

10

Begorra

40 35 b

21 55

E

10

Bethbarah Torrens .

32 10

N

35 22

E

20

15

Begorrites Ptus., 1

40 35 N

21 57

10

Bethcherem . . .

31 40.N

35 15 E

20

Vecchia . . . j

43 56

15 30

E

Kitvini L. . . \

Betb Dagon, Beit ]

32 0

N

34 5ip

20

Blandos

39 26

N

37 7

E

19

Belbina I., S. Gior- j

37 29 N

23 55

*Blanii

53 30

N

7 0

W

12

giod'Arbora . j

Bethel v. Luz, Beitin

31 55

'J

35 15 E

20

Blariacum ....

51 26

N

6 5

E

13

Belea

47 51 b

2 27

E

13

Beth Gamul . . .

31 18

N

35 49 E

20

3 17

12

Beleia, Arqanzon
Belemma, M. Khcl- \

42 47 b

2 51

VV

16

Bethjesimoth . . .

31 49

N

35 39

E

20

Middleby . . . j

55 3

N

W

37 17 N

22 13

7

Bethlehem, Beit 1

31 43

N

35 13

Blaundus ....

38 24

N

29 25

E

19

Lahm . . . . )

Blavia, Port Louis .

47 44

N

3 15

W

13

Belesi-biblada . . .

34 29 N

41 24

E

22

Beth Nimra . . .

32 28

35 39

E

20

Blavia, Blaye . . .

45 9

N

0 34

13

1

•Belg®, Somerset - \

51 10N

Beth Nimrah, Nimrin

31 56 N

35 36

E

20

*Blemmyes ....
Blendium ....

20 0

N

34 0

E

shire , Wilts, and [

2 0

W

11

Bethogla, Ain Hajla

31 50

35 33

E

20

43 21

N

4 10

16

•Belgica Prima . .

49 20 N

6 0

E

13

BethoronSup.,i?etf )
Ur el Foka . . j

31 53

N

35 9

E

20

Blera, Bieda . . .

42 13
51 49

N

12 3

E

4

11

•Bclgica Secunda . .

50 ON

3 0

E

13

Bethoron Inf., Beit |

31 54

N

20

16

Belia, Belchite . .

41 20 N

0 44

W

16

Ur el Tahla . j

35 7

23

Beliandrum, Grades

46 56 N

14 9

E

15

Bethpalet ....

31 7

N

34 4

E

20

Boactes FI., Vara

44 11

N

9 50

3

Belias, vel Bulica \

36 25 N

39 0

E

22

Beth-peor ...

31 48

35 39

E

20

Boates, v. Boii, La )

W

13

FI., Belicha . . i

Beth-peor ....

31 34

36 1

E

20

N

1 10

Belisama iEstuar., ]

53 24 N

3 0

VV

11

Bethpnage ....

31 48

N

35 20

E

20

Bobium, Bobbio . .

44 47

N

9 24

E

3

Befhsalisa ....

32 10

35 6

E

20

•Bellovaci, Oise . .
Belus FI., Nahr \
Naman . . . j

49 30 N
32 55 N

2 0
35 10

E

E

13

20

Bethshemesh, Ain )
Shems . . . . j
Bethshemesh . . .

31 45

32 58

N

N

34 59

35 25

E

E

20

20

tria ^st., Frith J
of Forth . . . )

56 0

N

3 0

VV

12

Bematra Hatris, v. )
Hatra, Al Hadhr j

35 33 N

42 45

E

22

Beth Tappuah, Tcffuh
Bethulia

31 33

32 52

N

N

35 6
35 2C

E

E

20

20

Industria, Mon- }

45 12

N

7 58

E

3

Bena, vel Bannae . .
Benacus Lacus, L. )

36 16 N
15 40 N

37 25
10 40

E

E

21

Bethzur, Ed Dirweh
Betonim

31 37

32 24

N

N

35 9
35 50

E

E

20

20

Bee®, Kyparivia . .

36 31

N

23 4

E

7

di Garda . . . j

Bettigo M., Ghauts .
Betunia, La Baneza

.7 0

74 0

E

25

36 30

N

23 0

E

Benda FI., Beema . .

7 20 N

76 0

E

25

12 16

N

6 0

W

16

8

Benehamum, Osthes

13 28 N

0 43 |W

13

Beudcs Vctus . . .

38 50

N

30 50

E

19

Boebeis L., Karlas .

39 30

N

22 45

E

8

INDEX.

9

*Bcenii» vel Marco,
manni • • ■ • >

*BcEotia

Bsgadium, Be iitheim
B&mtim.ubiMar- )

comanni.v.Bcemi,
jjolicinia . • • '

->Boii» Modena , fyc. .
•Boil, AlUer • • ■
Boii, v. Boates La 1
fete de Buck . )
Boioilurum, Innstadt
Boiorum Deserta
Boium • • •

Bola, Poll . .

Bolandura • •

Bolbe, BetclnJc .

Bolbc Ps., BetcIuK L.
Bolbitine, Rosetta
Bolbitium Ost., no-
setta Mth. • •
Bolentia, Xuto Bcrdo
Bolerium, v. Anti- \
vesteeum Prom., >
Land's End . . j

Boli

Boline • • • •
Bolissus, Vohso .
•Boliteo

Bomium, Ewenmj
Bomium, Amouram
Borne Fortune, vel \
Agatha Daerao- (
nos la., Great |
Andaman . . )

Bonchyris . . .

Bonconica . . .

Bondelia, Pcdona
Bouna, Bonn . .
Bonochtem®, Lu- '
satin, Saxony, (

Bononia, olimFel- '
sina, Bologna .
Bononia, v. Milatis,
Mohova . . .

Bononia, olim Ge-
soriacum, Bou-
logne .....
Bononia, Banons .

Bopos

Borbetomagus,
posteaV angione s,
Worms . . .
Borcovicus . . .
Borealis, Oceanus .
Boreum Prom.,

Mai in Hd. . .
Boreum Ostium
(Danubii FI.)

Boreum Prom., lias
Teyonas . . .
•Borgi ....
Bormonis Aquae,
Bourbon VAr-
cliambault . .
Bornos, vel Ganos,
Ganos ....
Borrama . . .

Borsippa ....
Bortina, Almudebar .
Borvonis Aquae, )
Bourbonne les >
Bains . . . . ;

Borysthenes FI. .
Bosporus Cimmerias .
Bosporus Thracius, \
v. Mysius, v.Chal- I
cedoniee, Chan, i
of Constantinople )
BostrenusFl., Nahr )
el Aulg . . . )

Botrys, El Batrun .

Bourn

Bovianum, Boiano .
Bovillaj, C. Frattochie
Bovium, Banchor .

Bozrah

'•‘Bracalii, Galicia
Bracara Augusta, )
Braga . . . . j

Bracchium, Bain- j
bridge . . . . j

*Brachmani, Thibet .
Brachodes Prom., )
Pas Kapoudiali j

49 20 N 14 0

38 20 I
36 15 1
52 21 I

49 50 N 14 15

44 20 I
46 40 I

44 37 I
48 30 I
47 30 I
38 39 I
41 54 I
40 8 ]
40 40 ]
40 38 1
31 23 ]
31 26 :

45 48 :

50 3 N 5 43

37 26 J

38 18 :
38 29 :
34 45 :
51 26 .
38 41

32 14

49 51
43 53

50 43

51 30

43 59
26 13

23 20 1
60 50 1
7 17 1

1 10 >
13 24 1

16 30 I
22 22 ]
12 53 1
43 14 1
23 28 ]
23 30 ]
30 25 :
30 25 :

17 48 :

23 11
21 52
25 59

22 56
32 29

49 41 N 8 20

45 10 N 29 35

46 35 N 3 4

40 45 N 27 19

34 29 I
32 22 I
42

35 54
44 16
0 33

47 56 N 5 41

50 0 I
45 0 1

41 10 N 29 5

33 35 I

34 15 I
44 19 r
41 28 I
41 47 i
53 0 1
30 50 I
41 40 I

35 40
20 56
14 2:
12 3
2 57
35 46
8 0

41 32 N 8 20

Bradanus FI.,
dano ....
ragodurum,postea
Samulocensis .
Bramagara, Sa-
dashagur . .
Brannogenium, vel )
Bravinium,Xe»<- j
wardine . . . )
Branodunum, 1
Br uncaster . . ]

Brasiae, v. Prasice, i
Andreas ...
Bratananium, Keil-
berg ....
Brattia, Brazza .
Bratuspantium,

Brctcuil . . .
Brauron, Vraona .
Bravinium, v. Bran-
nogenium, Lcnt-
wardine . . •
Bregetio, Fuzto .
Bremenium, Rie-
chester . . .

Brentonicum,
Brentoniko . .

*Breones, v. Bren-
ni, Switzerland
*Breuci, Sclavonia
Breviodurum, Pont |
Audemer . . . )
‘Brigantes, YorJcsh.
®Brigantes, Water-
ford . . . . )
Brigantia, Bregcnz .
•Brigantii, Switz- 1
erland, <5 -c. . . I
Brigantinus, vel ]
Magnus!’., Ferrol )
Brigantinus, v. Ye- \
netus Laeus, L. f
of Constance, or l
j Boden See . . /
Brigantium, Betanzos
Brige, Wt. Brought n
Brigecium, Herreros
Brigobanne, )

Braunlingen . )
Brigus FI., Barrow .
*Briniates Apenni- 1
ni, Genoa . . j
Briniavee, Chip. )
Warden . . . )

Brisa Pr

Brisiacus Mons, )
Neuf Brisac . )
*Britanni, Somme
^Britannia Prima
*BritaimiaSecunda, ]
Wales . ... )
Brivas, Brioude . .
Brivates P., v. Geso- 1
brinates, Brest . j
Brivodurum, Briar e
Brixellum, Bresello .
*Brixentes, Tyrol
Brixia, Brescia
Brixia FI. . .

Biizana FI

Brocavum, Brougham
Brocomagus
Bromagus . . -

Brongus, v. Margus ]
FI., Ibar . . .

Brovonacce, Kirby
Thure ....
Brucla ....
Brundulus V., Porto
Brondolo . . . ,

Brundusium,-Z?ri;if7m
*Bruttium, Calabria.
Bruttosalia
Bryanium
Bryazon .

Brychon FI,

Brygias .

Brysem

Brystacia, Umbriatico
Buana, Bitlis . . .
Buba .....
Bubala Caput . .
Bubasticus FI. . .
Bubastis ....
Bubinda, Boyne .

Bubo FI

Birca, S. M. di Penna

52 24 N 2 50

43 35

47 35

2 50

47 45
55 14
45 53 N 10 53 E

9 30

2 0
3 30

3 20

4 34
2 45

10 30

11 30
10 12
48 30
50 30

2 43
7 42
G 56
22 20
2 34
23 38

12 19
18 0

16 30
35 39

21 36
29 49
23 7
21 1

22 25

17 0
42 5
37 52
21 15
32

31 27
6 40
20

14 44

riace.

Buccina I., Lcvanso .
Bucconis ....
Bucepbala, Jhylum .
Bucephalum Pr. . .
Bucephalum Pr. . .
Bucolonpolis . . .
Bucra Prom., Capo )
Scalambri . . )
Budini M. . . .
Budorigum, v. Bu- 1
dorgis, Prague . j
Budorus .....
Budorus FI. . .
Budua, vel Burdova
Bulica, v. Belias FI., 1
Belicha . . . )

Bulis

Bulla, Boul . . .
Bulleeum, vel Bui-- 1
rium, Usli . . j
Bunima ....
Bunobora . . .
Buphagium . . .

Buphagus FI. . .
Buportlimus Pr.,
Mazarki . . .
Buprasium . . .

Bura

Buraicus FI., Ka-
lavryta . . .
Burburaca . . .
Burdextrum . . .

Burdigala, Bordeaux
Burdova, vel Budua
Burgenis . . .
“Burgundiones,

Posen $Ncumark
Burgus, Boury .
Burnum, Knin
Burridara, Barmy l
^Burridensii . .
Burrium, vel Bul-
lteum, Usk . .
Burtudizum . .
Burum, Vivero
Busiris, Abomir . .
Buthrotum, Butrinto
Buticus, v. Seben-
njdusL., Bourlos
Butos, Bourlos

Butrium

Butuntum, Bitonto .
Buxentum Prom., )
Pj'xus, Policastro j
Buxeta, Basse to . .
Byblos, Babel . . .
Byblos, Jebail . . .
Bylazora, vel Ana- )
'vasarum . . . )
Byllis, Gradista . .
Byrclianis, vel Fa- )
baria I., Borkum j

Bythias

*Byzacium, v. Em- 1
poria . . . . )
Byzacina . . . .
Byzantium, prius
Lygos, postea
Constantinopolis,
Stamboul, or Con-
stantinople . .

*Byzeres ....

38 2
43 43
33 0
37 25
37 51
32 38
36 44
0

51 43
39 59
34 33
37 33
37 33

37 21

38
38

38

42 28
41 35

44 47

39

45

i 20

51 43
41 25

43 39

30

39 45

31 20
31 22

44 33
41

12 22
1 11
73 36
23 30
23 6
34 57
14 34

23 26
23 28
6 41

30 43
34 5
41 30
40 32
53 38
6
0
3

41 0
40 50

C.

22 50
40

2 50
21 20
0 46
22

22 0
23 16

r6

22 10

23 46
16 5
0 35

6 41
20 22

15 40
0 31

16 9

24 13

25 20
2 50

27 5

7 35
31 12
20 2
31 0
31 0
12 12
16 41
15 34

10

31
35 35
21 40
19 43
6 45
29
9 30
9 40

28 58

40 10

*Cabadene . . . .

Cabalaca

*Cabalia

Caballucome . . .

Cabalsi

Cabana

Cabana

Caberasa

Cabira, Tepe Ashlar .
Cabira, post Sebas- }
te, Siivas . . . )

Cabrasa

Caburro, Cavour . .

Cabylre

Cachura

Cacyrum, Casaro . ,

Cadara

Cadmus FI. . . • .
*Cadurci, Avcyron
Cadurci, olim Di- ]
vona, Cahors . )

28

0

N

59

40

E

24

43

10

N

47

50

E

1

37

20

N

29

50

E

19

38

18

N

32

57

E

19

24

0

N

34

48

E

18

23

59

N

53

32

E

23

25

29

N

66

10

E

24

33

31

N

47

55

E

24

40

41

N

36

59

E

19

39

39

N

36

55

E

19

31

1

N

30

54

E

18

44

42

N

7

29

E

3

42

41

N

26

36

E

10

5

N

39

20

E

22

37

7

N

14

56

E

£

24

1

N

53

2

E

23

39

40

N

20

17

E

8

44

20

N

1

30

E

13

44

20

N

1

58

E

13

10

INDEX.

Place.

Lat

Long

No

Place.

Lat.

Lon

No

'' Place.

La

Long.

No.'

of

Map.

Mu

j.

Mai

•Cadusii ....

38 30

N 48 30

E 24

Callininicum, v. Ni- '
cephorium, Bale-

Canalicum, Car care

44 2

N

8 2t

E

Cadyanda, Huzumli

36 42

N 29 IS

E 19

35 5

N

39

E

21

Canaria, vel Plana- \

28

N

16

_

Cadyta,postJerusaleir

31 47

N 35 14

E 20

kah

l ia I )

1

Cseciae I. ...

37 48

N 23 15

E 7

Callippo ....

N

8 4

V

16

Canasida, Clioubar

25 2

IS

60 4'

E

24

CsEciliaCastra, Cacerc

39 27

N 6 14

vv 10

Callipolis, Mascoli

37 4

N

15 1

E

5

Canastraeum Pr., )

39 5

N

23 4(

E

Csecilionicum . .

40 29

N 5 59

w 10

Callipolis, Gallipoli

. 40

i\

18

E

5

Paillouri . . . j

9

Csecinum, Safriano

38 40

N 16 28

E 4

Callirrhoe q. et An- 1

Canate, v. Samidaces

25 2

N

60

E

24

Caedmon, Dulmen

51 50

N 7 16

E 14

tiochia.v.Edessa,

37

N

38 5

E

22

Canatha, Kanneytra

33

N

35 51

E

20

Caelianum, Satriano

40 24

N 16 11

E 4

Urfah j

Canatha, Roodabad

33 4

N

52 L

E

24

Caense, Scnn . .

35 58

N 43 21

E 22

Callirrhoe, v. Lasa

31 3

>

35 4

E

20

Candalicas, Friesach

46 5

N

14 1!

E

15

Caenopolis, v. Nova

26 10

N 32 45

E 18

Callis, Cagli . .

43 3

iN

12 3

E

3

Candanum . . .

47

IS

19 2(

E

Civitas, Kenneh.

Callis

32 4

N

21

E

17

Candara ....

40 3<

N

33 2(

E

Caenurn. ....

31 0

N 20 18

E 17

Callis tratia . . .

41 5

N

33 2

E

19

Candavia M. . .

41 2>

N

20 3C

E

10

Caere, Cerveteri .

42 1

N 12 4

E 4

Calliura ....

N

22 1.

E

8

Candid ian a, vel Ni- )

44

N

26 4£

E

Caesarea I., Jersey

49 14

N 2 10

W 13

Calone, Cassel . .

51 2

i\

6 31

E

13

. griniana, Milrie j

10

Caesarea Palaestina,

32 32

V 34 55

E 20

Calor FI., Calore .

41

iN

15 i

E

4

Candidum Pr., Ras j

37 2C

N

9 4C

E

Kaisariyeh . .

Calor FI , Calore .

40 2

N

15 1

E

5

al Abiad . . . \

17

Caesarea Philippi, v.

33 15

V 35 40

E 20

Calpe et Pr., Kirpe, )

Candriaces FL, Mugoi

26

N

61

E

24

Paneas, Banias

or Ialandji Kef- >

41 1

N

30 IS

E

19

Candys ....

37 4£

N

48 43

E

24

Caesariana, Casal

40 13

V 15 42

E 5

ken )

Cane Emporium et )

Nuovo ....

Calpe (Column a \

—

Pr., GcbelGho-

13 48

N

48 15

E

•CaesariensisFlavia,

52 30 i

ST 1 0

W 12

Herculis), Gib- >

36 1C

N

5 IS

\\

16

rah )

Mid. England .

raltar . . . . )

Cannae

41 17

N

16 10

E

•Caesariensis Max-

54 0 1

ST 2 0

V 12

Calpurniana, El j

37 56

N

4 26

W

16

Canonium . . . .

51 48

N

0 40

E

11

Carpio . . . )

Canopicum Ost. .

31 15

N

30 5

E

Cce saris Via ....
Cffisarodunum, post.

44 25
47 24

sT 12 17
0 48 1

E 3
13

•Calucones, Lusatia j
and Glogait . . )

52 0

N

14 40

E

14

Canopus, vel Mene- |
laus .... |

31 15

N

30 7

E

18

Turones, Tours. |

Calum Ost. (Danu- \

44 50

N

29 30

E

10

Canovium, CaerRbyn

53 15

N

3 50

W

11

Coesaromagus, \

51 43

0 26 I

11

bius FI.) . . . \

♦Cantabri, Santando

43 15

N

4 30

V

16

Chelmsford . . J

Calusiacum . . . .

49 51

N

3 57

E

13

44 0

N

Ctesaromagus, post, j

Calvisiana ....

37 1C

N

14 8

E

5

4 0

W

16

Bellovaei, Beau- >
vais . ... )

49 25 *

2 5

13

Calycadnus FI., ]
Ghiuk el Sou . )

36 25

N

34 0

E

19

Cantabricus Sinus, j

45 0

N

2 0

W

13

Caesena, Cescna . .
Caferomanum, Gar- 1

44 8 h
44 9 I*

12 141
10 24 I

3

3

Calydnse, v. Lagus- j

S£B I j

39 56

N

26 4

E

9

*Cantfe, Ross-shire .
Cantanus . . . .

57 30
35 17

N

N

4 40
23 40

w

E

12

fagnano . . . j

Calydon

38 24

N

21 35

E

8

42 25

N

•Cagulatae, El Yemen

16 35 *

44 30 I

23

Calymna I., Calamino

37 0

N

27 0

E

9

12 40

E

4

Caicinus FI., Amen- j
dolla . ... j

37 55 &

15 55 E

4

Camara, S. Vcnc- )
rande . . . . (

35 10

N

25 41

E

9

Canthi, v. Baraces \

22 45

N

70 0

E

25

Caicus FI., Bakhir j

38 57 &

27 20 r

19

Camaracum, Cambrai

50 4

N

3 12

E

13

Cantiaebis, Winds- \

49 30

N

10 17

14

Chai . ... )

Camarata ....

35 25

N

l 17

W

17

E

Cajeta, Gacta . . .
Cajetanus S., G. di 1

41 18 N
41 14 N

13 37 E
13 40 E

4

4

Camareni lie., Ca- )
maran . . . . f

15 25

N

42 35

E

23

*Cantii, Kent . . .
Cantilia

51 15

46 12

N

N

1 0

3 3

E

E

11

13

Calaa, Kalat al Wad.

34 53 N

2 15 \

V 17

Camarina, T. Ca- j
merina . . . j

36 50

N

14 33

E

5

Cantium Pr., N. 1

51 24

N

1 27

E

11

Calabeda FI. ...

25 0 N

92 0 E

25

Camatullici ....

43 10

N

6 39

E

13

38 50

•Calabri, Terra di (
Otranto . . . )
Calacta, Caronia . .
Caladunum, Caldas .
Calaei, Kilhat . . .

40 35 N
37 5S N

41 45 N
22 45 N

18 0 E
14 26 E
8 3V
59 7 L

4

5
16
23

Cambalidus FI., )
Bactiyari . . j

Cambe

Cambcs, Grt. Kembs .
Cambodunum, vel \

31 30
38 50
47 43

N

N

N

50 40
35 16
7 30

E

E

E

24

19

14

Canusium, Canosa .
Capara . . . . .
Caparcotia, KefrKud
Capena, Civitvcula .

41 14
40 11
32 28

42 12

N

N

N

N

16 3
6 4
35 1
12 30

E

W

E

E

16

20

4

Calagorris, Cazcres .
Calagurris, Calahorra

43 12 N
42 11 N

1 6 E

2 0V

13

1C

Camunlodunum, >

53 39

N

1 54

W

11

pharnaum, Khan [
Minyeh . . . )
Caperturi, Jerad 1
Capharbarucha, )

32 54

N

35 33

E

20

Calama, Kalamet . .

Calamae

Calamum, Kalamun .

25 28 N
37 9 N
32 47 N

64 0 E
22 4 E
34 58 E

24

7

20

Camboricum, Cam- )
bridge . . . . )
Cambunia Ms. . . .

52 11
39 55

N

N

0 9
21 45

E

E

11

8

35 40
31 34

N

N

36 28
35 12

E

E

21

20

Calancorum, Wit- )
tenberg . . . )
Calasarna, Camp ana.
Calathe, v. Galata I. .

31 41 N

12 50 E

14

Cambyses FL, lor a .

41 30

N

46 0

E

22

Caphareus Pr., Doro.

38 7

N

24 35

9

39 26 N
37 32 N

16 55 E
8 53 E

5

17

Cambysis

Cam bysum Ost., )
Roymungul . . )

18 40
20 40

N

N

30 30
87 15

E

E

1

25

Caphyse

Capidara, Balta- 1
djesii . . . . j
Capissa, Kabooll . .
•Capissene ....
Capita Tria, v. Traja .
Capitolias ....
Capitoniana . . .
•Cappadocia . . .

37 44
44 21

N

N

22 16|E
28 0 E

7

10

Calatia, Gallazze . .
Calatia, Calazzo . .
Calauria I., Boros

Calbis

Calbis FI., Thavas .
Calcario

11 2 N
11 11 N
7 32 N

6 49 N

7 15 N
3 23 N
11 ON

14 22 E
14 17 E
23 28 E
28 42 E
28 45 E
5 16 E

4

4

7

19

19

13

Cameliomagus . . .
Camerte, Camarata .

Cameta

Eamicus, Castro . .
Eamicus FI., Naro .
Caminianmn, Car- )

45 6

42 42

43 45
37 19
37 17
40 20

N

N

N

N

N

N

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

E

E

E

E

E

E

3

4

10

5
5
5

34 29
34 15
41 0
32 48

37 22

38 30

N

N

N

N

N

N

68 59

69 0
0 41

35 59
14 46

36 0

E

E

E

E

E

E

24

24

16

20

5

19

•Caledonia, Scotland.

7 ON

4 0 W

12

31 46

N

Cappadox FI., Ka- j

39 50

N

34 20

E

19

Calela, Casa Calenda.
Calentes Aquae, i
Chaudes Aigues. }
Cales, Calm . . .
•Caleti, Seine Inf. . -

Caletra

Calicandrua ....
Caliga, Kuttack . .

Calinga

•Calingae

1 43 N
14 49 N

1 13 N
9 50 N

2 42 N

3 25 N
0 40 N

8 20 N

9 20 N

14 42 E
3 0 E
14 5 E
1 0 E
11 39 E
71 0E
85 50 E
84 15 E
83 0 E

4

13

4

13

4

25

25

25

25

^amirus, Camiro . .

Camisa

*Camisene ....
lamistrum ....

Camon

Campana Via . . .
eCampania, Terra )
di Lavoro . . |
Campanus Pons, S. j

36 9
39 35

39 20
43 42
32 19

40 57

41 0
41 7

N

N

N

N

N

N

V

\

28 9
37 15
37 30
23 54
35 58
14 10
14 15
13 56

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

9

19

19
10

20
4
4
4

Cappareee, Khan- j
Sheikhun . . . j

Capra) I., Capri . .

Capraria I

Japraria I., Cabrera .
Japrasia, Tarsia . .
Japriandus ....
Caprius, vel Zabus )
Minor, FI., Zab >

35 30
-lO 33
28 0
39 6
39 35
37 45

35 45

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

36 42
14 15
17 40

3 0
16 18

37 26

44 0

E

E

VV

E

E

E

E

21

4

1

16

4

21

22

•Calingii, El Ahsa .

Calingon P

Calinapaxa, Kanoge .
Calisia, Kalisch . .
•Callceci, Galicia . . -
Callatis, v. Cerastia, )

5 28 N

6 45 N

7 2 N

1 52 N

2 20 N

3 40 N

48 35 E
82 15 E
79 50 E
18 11 E

7 30 W
28 33 E

23

25

25

14

16

10

‘Campestris. . . '.
Campi Rosei . . .
Campodunum, )

Kcmpten . . . )
Eampus Arice . . .
Eampus Solonius . .

37 0
42 28
47 45
33 6
41 43

V

V
N
N

V

35 0
12 47
10 16
44 3
12 25

E

E

E

E

E

19

4

15

22

4

Capsa

Japsa, Ghafsah . .
Capua, S. M. di )
Capua .... j
Capuluada, Bourj )
al Kadijali . . (

16 0

34 15
41 5

35 12

N

V

N

N

8 30
8 50
14 13
11 5

E

E

E

E

1

17

4

17

Calle, Oporto . . .
Calleva, Silchestcr .

Calliae

Calliana

1 8 N
1 20 N
7 44 N
9 10 N

8 30 W
1 11 W
22 5 E
73 15 E

16

11

7

25

Eampylus FI., Ar- ]
golianos . . . j
Eamulodunum, |

40 25
38 52
51 51

V

V

V

22 55
21 35
0 45

ti

E

E

9

8

11

Caput Bubala . . .
Japytium, Capizzi .

Carabia

Caraca

45 35
37 47
40 54
40 32

N

V

V

V

21 15
14 29

22 46
3 12

E

E

E

V

10

5

10

16

•Callicaeni . . . .

Callicula NI -

Callidromus Mons, }
Katavothra . . ]
Callifee, Calvisi . .
Calligeris, Culburga .
Calligicum Pr., Ca- )

0 45 N

1 14 N
8 44 N
1 19 N
7 40 N

20 45 E
14 13 E
22 30 E
14 19 E
76 0 E

10

4

8

4

25

Eamunlodunum, v. )
Cambodunum, >
Slack . ... )
Jana, Cana el Jelil .

Canaan

Janales, ad, Campo- )
basso . . . . )
Janales, ad, Canilc .

53 39

32 50

33 0
11 34

V

V

ST

V

1 54

35 19

36 0
14 34

V

E

S

11

20

19

4

•Caracates ....
Caracenorum Cas- )
trum, Co. di San- >

Oro )

Carae

Jaralia, Kereli . .
Caralitis, post Pus- )

49 45

41 45

41 23
37 56

V

S'

s

s

8 01

14 3]

1 7
31 46

E

E

V

13

4

16

19

lymere . . . . j

79 55 E

25

10 34 3

ST

16 52

5

gusaPs., L. Beg- [
sheir, or Kereli )

37 45

s

31 50

S I

19

INDEX.

11

Carentomagus ,

Caresus . . .
*Caria . . .
Caria, (Tumuli)

Car i at®, Cliarkaind
Carica, vcl Turica,
Canaveral . .

Caricardama . .

Carilocus, Charlicx
Carine ....
•Carini, XJkermark
Carinttua, vel Ocu-
rara. Kara . .
*Caristi, Biscay .
Caristum, Carosio
Carman, v. Carnana
Carmana Metropo-
lis, Kirman . .
Carmanda, Is, vel
Izanesopolis . .
'armania, Kir max
Carmania Montes,
Jebel Abad . .
Cavmanicus Sinus
Carmel, Kurmul .
Carmeliun Prom.,
C. Carmel . .
Carmelus M., Jebel
Mar Elyas

Camic®, vel Juli®
Alpes ....
•Carni, Lombardy
Caminel., Sunyade
*Camonac®, Boss
and Sutherland
Carnos .

burg ....

Car nus I., Kalamc
Carnusium, Canos t
•Carnutes, Eure
and Loire . .
Carpasia, Carpas .
Carpasi® I®., Chir
Carpathium Mare
Carpathos . . .
Carpathos I., Scar-
panto ....
Carpella Pr., Ras
Kcraze . . .
•Carpentani, Old
and Neiu Castile
Carpentoracte, Car -
pent ras . . .
Carpessus, v. Car-
teia, N. Roque .
Carpbia .

Lat.

Long.

No.

of

Map.

42 ON

33 15 E

19 g

43 10 N

7 50 W

16 Ct

45 51 N

0 40 W

13 C

49 22 N

6 13 E

13 C

43 22 N

1 5 W

13

41 37 N

25 10 E

10 c

41 40 N

20 0 E

111 C'

25 32 N

41 0 E

23 C

21 30 N

42 0 E

23 C

54 45 N

4 0W

12 c

. 40 44 N

17 43 E

5

44 49 N

12 22 E

3 c

41 50 N

13 40 E

4 L

. 38 4 N

1 57 V

16 C

43 11 N

2 20 E

13 C

38 48 N

4 26 V

- 16 [

56 31 E

23 1

. 23 43 N

35 40 E

18

36 53 N

22 15 E

7

38 32 N

26 7 E

0

. 40 30 N

26 42 E

10

. 37 30 N

48 OF

24 <

37 45 N

43 15 E

22

. 36 55 N

43 15 E

22

. 31 53 >

24 25 E

17

. 42 2 f

12 16 E

4

. 39 21 F

26 51 E

19

. 58 25 N

4 0 \

V 12

. 44 18 N

1 57 E

13

h 36 OF

0 12 E

17

27 17 I

19

28 30 r

19

. 33 8 F

7 13

Vr 17

. 26 15 N

66 50 I

24

| 38 3 IS

6 23 \

V 16

. 22 30 F

86 25

25

. 46 13 F

4 6 ]

13

. 33 12 F

47 29 ]

24

. 53 20 F

13 30

14

j 34 13 1»

36 51

21

. 43 15 F

2 40

V 16

. 44 40 F

8 48 ]

3

. 20 40 F

40 58

23

] 29 45 F

36 28 I

24

j 33 38 F

42 37 I

22

29 OF

57 0 1

24

| 28 30 1

57 0 1

24

. 26 20 F

56 0 1

24

. 31 28 F

35 11

20

j 32 50

34 58

3 20

| 32 45 I

35 5 1

E 20

. 37 33

5 32

W 16

. 37 18

22 2

E 7

j 46 35 1

ST 13 01

E 3

.46 0 1

VI 13 45

E 3

ep 25 7

VI 63 40

E 24

J 58 10 I

f 4 50

SV 12

\ 34 54

* 35 54

E 21

] 48 0

VI 16 55

E 15

. 38 37

S7 20 55

E 8

. 41 14

V 16 3

E 5

J 48 20

V 1 40

E 13

. 35 35

NT 34 22

E 19

os 35 35

V 34 12

E 19

. 36 0

V 27 30

E 9

. 35 36

N7 27 10

E 9

| 35 40

V 27 10

E 9

j 25 50

S’ 57 30

E 24

| 40 40

V 4 0

W 16

j 44 31

V 5 10

E 13

j 30 10

V 5 23

W 16

V | 22 35

E 8

42 40
44 34

sus, S. Roque

Cartliagena .

, Caso . .
a, Aspra .
*Caspii ....
Caspira, Cashmere
Caspira, Cashmere
Caspium Mare . .
Caspium M. . .
Cassandra, v. Potid®a
Cassia Via ....
Cassii Forum, Vc- )
tralla . ... )
Cassiope et Pr., j
Kassopo, and C. >
S. Caterina . . )

Cassiope P

*Cassiopis ....
Cassiterides I®., }

Scilly Is. . . . )
*Cassopcea . . . .

Cassope

Castabolum, Matakh
Castamon, Kastamuni
Castellum, Gattaro
Castellum Cattorum
Castellum Mena-
piorum ...
Casthan®a . . .
Castorum . . .
Castra, Sumbhulpoor
Castra, ad . . .
Castra Nova . .
Castra Pyrrhi . .
Castra Trojana . .
Castra Zarb® . .
Castrum Firinia-
num, Bo. di Fer-

34 15
37 34

36 12
11 C

40 17

41 48

37 18
37 49

37 17

38 3

36 51

42 45

33 32
26 40

37 35

39 10
42 0

39 0
41 6
41 31
32 45

35 56
31 6

41 50

36 0
36 47
35 :

35 50

42

38 30

34 0

34 18

43 0

35 45

40 10
0

42 19

10 34
36 47

13

12 32
28 4

Castrum Novum )
(Etruria), T. Chi- >
arnccia . ... )
Castrum Novum )
(Piqenum), Giu- >
lia Nova . . . ;

Castrum Truen- )
tinurn ,Me. Bran- >
done . ... )
Castulo, Javalquinto
Castus M. . . . .

39 50

35 40
49 55
39 20
39 10

36 56
41 19

6

51 22
51 21

39 23
45

21 25
45 52

43 47

40 10

44 49

41 33

43 11

0

10 15
1 2
43 46
24 19
0 28
76 55

31 35

35 11
22 30
22 19
22 16
24 26

32 1
9 5

36 50
53 40
57 10
39 46

I 40
100 0
.14 11

13 46
61 30

35 55

33 9
48 20

36 5

14 45
27 4
27 0
12 3'
47 0
76 0
75 20
50 0
52 14
23 20

II 45
12 2

20 1
36 10
6 15
20 45
20 38
35 58
33 57
11 33
9 30
6 0

23 12
10 18
83 20
13 53

24 51
20 38

24 10

25 30

13 49

3 45
33 10

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.

Map.

Casuentus FI., Ba- ) .

siento . . . . ) 4

32 N

16 15 E

5

Casurgis, Kvschitz . 4

9 18 N

14 50 E

14

Catabathmus ... 3

1 28 N

25 9 E

17

*Catacecaumene . . 3

8 35 N

29 0 E

19

*Catalauni, Marne .

8 50 N

4 20 E

13

Catuna, Catania . .

7 28 N

15 4 E

5

*Catanii

3 40 N

41 15 E

22

•Cataonia . . . .

7 50 N

36 0 E

19

Cutaractes FI., So- 1
raticon . . . )
Cataractonum, vel \

5 1 N

25 20 E

9

Cataracto, Cat - >
terick . ... )

4 23 N

1 38 W

4

Catarractes Minor, )

Es Shellaale el >
Nil )

24 4 N

32 52 E

18

Catarrhactes FI. . .

37 10 N

30 50 E

19

Catarrhactes . . .

37 31 N

38 37 E

22

Catathr® I®. . . .

.8 20 N

38 45 E

23

*Catb®i, Punjab . .

31 0 N

72 0 E

25

Catbela

35 37 N

36 1 E

21

Cathrappus FI. . .
*Catieuchlani, 1

27 40 N

55 15 E

24

Northampton, I

Huntingdon , !

Bedford, Buck- j
ingham, and
Hertford Shires J

52 0 N

0 40 W

11

*Catti, Hesse . . .

51 7 F

10 10 E

14

Cattigara ....

10 50 N

108 0 E

25

Catuderbis FI. . . .

30 15 F

48 40 E

24

Caturiges, Charges .

44 30 N

6 16 E

13

Cauca, Nava de Coca

41 11 F

4 28 V

16

Caucana, Longobardo
: Caucasi®, vel Sar- 1
matic® Pyl®, J

36 46 F

14 37 E

5

42 30 F

45 0 E

22

Dariel Pass . . ;
Caucasus M. ...

42 30 F

44 0 E

22

: *Cauci, Kildare )
and Dublin . . J
*Cauci Minores, j

53 10 F

7 0\

V 12

Oldenburg and >
Hanover . . . )

53 OF

8 OF

14

•Caucoensii ....

4G SO

27 0 1

10

*Caucones . . . .

41 10

32 30 I

19

Caudin® Furc®, )

41 0

14 30 I

4

Forcliia . . . j

J Caudium

41 2

14 35 ]

4

9 Caulon

38 28

16 27 J

4

4 Caulonia

37 23

i4 7 ]

5

4 *Cauni

34 15

6 0

V 17

5 Caunus, Talyani . .

36 51

s7 28 41 ;

19

5 Cauphiaca . . . .

30 57

52 5 ]

24

1 Caura, Coria . . .

37 20

* 5 55

V 16

4 Caurium, Coria .

39 52

s7 6 20

V 16

0 Causenn®, Ancaster

52 59

0 29

V 11

4 *Cavares, Vaucluse

44 0 1

s7 5 o:

13

. Caviclum, Salobrena

36 45

ST 3 38

V 16

4 *Cavii

41 50

\7 20 0

10

Caystrus

38 2

VI 27 49

3 19

S Caystrus FI., Mendei'e
Ceba, Ceva . . .

8 Cebenna M., Les |

38 4
44 23
44 10

VI 27 50
\7 8 9 1

'J 3 40

3 19
3 3

3 13

1 Cevennes . . . j

. Cebreue ....

39 51

VI 26 45

2 19

1 Cebrum, Zibrou .

43 46

\ 23 30

2 10

8 Ceciliana ....

36 37

N 38 13

E 22

8 Cecryphalos I., An- )

37 42

N 23 21

E 7

9 gistri . . . . )
9 Celadus, vel Men- j

3 torides I®., Pre- ^

4 mud a , &c. . . ;

44 20

N 14 40

E 15

„ Cel®thra . . .

39 14

N 21 59

2 8

6 Cel®thra . . .

38 20

N 22 56

2 8

8 Cele®

37 49

N 22 40

2 7

3 Celeia, Cilli . . .

46 10

S7 15 20

E 15

25 Celena, Verchani .

3 Celen®, posteaApa- 1

44 50

N 18 58
N 30 21

E 15
E 19

10 mea Cibotius,

8 Dineir . . . '

38 3

10 Celenderis . . .

37 32

N 23 23

E 7

10 Celenderis, Kelindrel

36 10

N 33 21

E 19

Celetrum, Castoria

40 39

N 21 21

E 10

4 Cclida ....

32 10

N 22 2

E 17

Celius M., Kellmunz

48 5

N 10 8

E 15

40 45

N 21 49

E 10

4 Cell®

42 2

N 25 12

E 10

Cell® Ficentm® .

34 12

N 9 57

E 17

Celmantra, Komorn

47 49

N 18 9

E 15

4 Celnius FI., Deveran

57 39

N 2 31

W 12

Celsa, Jclsa . . .

41 28

N 0 30

W 16

*Celt®, sive Galli .

47 0

N 1 0

E 13

4 ‘Celtiberi, New i

Castile, &c. . J

40 30

N 2 0

W 16

16 *Celtici, S. of P or-

38 40

N 8 0

W 16

18 tugal . . .

12

INDEX.

Cenienellum
Cena, Siculiana
Cenceum Pr .,Lithaila
Cenchreee, Kckkries .
Cenchreee
Cenchrcis I., Platia .
Cene, El Saycne
Cenelata, S. Florcnt .

Cenere

Ceneta, S. Florcnt .
Ccneum, Condora
Cenionis Ost., Fal- )
mouth Ear. . . j
•Cenitee, El Ncjcd .
•Cenomani, Loin- ]
hardy . . . . j

•Cenomani, Sarth .
Cenopolis ....
Cenopolis ....
Centesimum, ad . .
•Centrones ....
Centum Cellce, Ci- \
vita Vecch ia . . )
Centum Putei . . .
Centum Putei . . .
Centurinum, Centuri.
Centuripee, Centorhi .
Ceos I., Zea . .
Cepasia, Spresiano
Ceplialae Pr., Fas 1
Hharra . . . (
Cephaltediura, Ccfulu
Cephallenia, Cepha - )
Ionia . . . . )
Cephissia . . .
Cephissus FI. . .
Ceramicus S .,G.of \
ICos. . . . . ]
Ceramus, Keramo
Cerapium ....
Cerastia, vel Calla- ]
tis, Aman Kichla )
Cerasus, vel Phar- )
nacia, Kerasoun j
Ceraunia Ms. . . .
•Ceraunii, Croatia .
Ceraunii Ms. . . .
Ceraunilia, Cerignola
Cerbalus FI., Cerbaro
Cerceesura, El Alisas.
Cercetium M. . . .
Cercina I., Karken- ]
nah Is. ... j
Cercinitis,v.Prusias j
Ps., T .Janos . . )
Cercura, Cananor .
Cercusium, Circe- )
siura, v. Chabo- J
ras, Kirkisiya . )
Cerdylium ....
Cerebelliaca, Cha- )
beuies . ... \

Cereus FI

Cerfennia, Cerchio .
C’erilli, Cirella Va. .
Cerinthus, Falaio ]
Kaslro . . . |

•Cerretani, Catalonia

Cerva

Ceryneia

Ceryneia M

Cesada

Cestiae, Cizzcnyo . .
Cestria, vel Ilium, )
Palceo Vcnetia . j
•Cestrine ....
Cestrus FI., Ak-soa .
Cetaria, Scopello . .

•Cetis

Cetium, Rossatz . .
CetiusM., K ahlen- }
berg . . . . j

Cetobrig-a, Sctubal .

Chaa

Cbaberis, Cauvery- \
patam . . . . j

Chaberis FI., Cauvery
Chabinus M. ...
Chaboras, Habor,
vel Araxes FI., i
Khabur . . . )

Chaboras, Circe- )
sium, Cercusium, J
Kirkisiya . . . )

Chabri® Charax, j

31 20
43 40
40 57

40 15
45 10
42 15

41 15
41 22
30 9

39 30
34 45

40 45
12 0

40 47
44 51

38 30
42

39 40

42 25
34 10
38 11

40 55
45 9

39 40
37 0

48 20
48 0

Faramah .
Chabrias . .

at. Lon"

No

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No

i Place.

Lat.

Ma

Ma]

5 N 7 19

E 13

Chabuuta . . .

•23

N

56 2

E

23

Chersonesus . . .

44 2

) N

9 N 13 27

E 5

Chadaoa

41 4

: N

48 1

E

22

Chersonesus, C. Curb

35 2

N

0 N 22 48

E 8

Cheerecla, Al Bcrsc

32 2

1 N

20 3

E

17

Chersonesus, Penis- |

40 2

N

3 N 2-0

E 7

Climronea, Kapourna

38 3

N

22 5

E

S

cola )

5 N 22 41

E 7

•Chsetuori, Bavaria

49 4

N

12 1

i E

14

Chersonesus, A la-

31

N

2N 23 5

E 7

Chala, Kalchas, \

rabout Is. . . j

IN 31 4

E 18

Hala, v. Hoi wan, >
Sir Paul i Zohab )

34 3

• N

46

E

22

Chersonesus . .

15 1

N

IN 9 19

E 3

Chersonesus Akra, 1

27 3

N

5 N 37 4

E 21

Chaise um, Seal a .

3a 2

N

22 2

E

8

Ras el Ghar . . 1

7 N 12 24

E 3

Chalastra, Casika .

40 3

N

22 4

E

10

Chersonesus Akra, )

24 1

N

6 N 5 6

W 11

Choice I., Karki . .

36 1

i N

27 3

E

9

Ras Baridy . . \

7 N 5 0

VV 11

Chalcedon, Kadi \

41

N

29

E

19

Chersonesus Aurea, |
Malaya . . .
Chersonesus Mag- (
na, Ras al Tyn . j

6

N

ON 42 0

E 23

Chalchorichia M., j
Ben i Smeal . . j

34 4

N

1 2(

17

32 3i

N

•Chalcidice . . . .

40 2

N

23 2

E

10

Chersonesus Pr. j

ON 0 20

E 13

•Chalcidice . . . .

35 5(

N

37

E

21

(Euboea), Chei'- [

38 3C

N

5 N 21 15

•' 17

Chalcis

38 2

N

21 41

E

8

ronisi . . . . )

N 22 13

E 17

Chalcis, Egripos, or )

38 2"

23 37

E

8

Chersonesus Pr. .

35 1C

N

N 13 22

R 4

Negropont . . j

*Cherusci, Hano- \

N 6 30

3 13

Chalcis

34 4'

N

36 2:

E

21

ver, Brunswick, J

52 1C

N

IN 11 46

Chalcis, Kinnesrin .

35 5t

N

37

E

21

$c J

•Chalcitis, Funshan .

18

N

102

E

25

Chesinus, v. Tarun- )

N

N 37 11 ]

1 21

•Chalcitis . . . .

36 5(1

N

38 40

E

22

thus FI. . . . \

56

N 21 25 1

10

•Chaldasa . . . .

30 50

N

45 30

E

22

Chesulloth, Iksal .

32 4

N

N 9 21 I

3

Chalestra, Colakia. .

10 32

N

22 48

E

9

Chim

30 49

N

N 14 45

5

Chalia

38 27

N

23 32

E

8

Chimmra, Fanar .

36 25

N

N 24 20

9

Chaliat, Alchlat „ .

38 44

N

42 15

E

22

Chimsera, Kimara

40

N

N 12 17

3

•Chalonitis ....

34 45

N

45 40

E

22

ChimeriumPr., Fo- )

39 20

N

N 15 30 1

17

Chalos FI., Hoiveik .

36 20

N

37 15

E

21

ronaggio . . . |

Chalusus FL, TraveR.

53 5(

N

10 45

E

14

Chinalaph FI., Wad \

36 0

N

N 14 7 1

5

•Chalybes ....

40 35

N

44 0

E

22

Shclif . \

N 20 35 I

8

Chalybon, v.Bcrcea, )
Aleppo . . . j

36 11

N

37 12

E

21

Chios I., Scio . . .
Chios, Scio . . . .

38 25
38 24

N

N

N 23 49 T

7

•Chalybonitis . . .

36 20

N

37 10

E

21

Chitria

35 18

N

N 23 23 I

7

•Chamavi, Hanover .

52 35

N

8 0

E

14

Cbnubis, v. Chu- \

N 27 55 t

19

•Chaminamene . .

39 40

N

36 0

E

19

mis, Es Shera- |

25 14

N

•Chantonicaa . . .

26 30

N

60 0

E

24

ouneli . . . . )

N 28 OF

19

Chaon

34 20

N

46 31

E

24

Choana, I Zoom . . .

34 20

N

N 20 15 L

17

Chaon M

37 36

N

22 41

E

7

Choana

37 23

N

N 28 33 E

10

•Chaonia

40 0

N

20 0

E

8

•Choareno . . . .

34 30

N

Chaonia

37 0

N

37 11

E

21

*Choarine . . . .

30 0

N

N 38 22 E

19

Characmoba, vel \
Charax, Kerax . j

31 14

N

35 45

E

20

Choaspes FL, Kanin.
Choaspes, vel Suas- }

31 0

N

N 19 50 E

8

Cliaradra, Roc/ous . .

39 13

N

20 50

E

8

tus FL, Cabal . (

34 30

N 16 10 E

15

CharadraFl., Lourt- )

39 20

N

20 50

E

Choastra

34 22

N

N 47 40 E

22

cha .... |

Choba, Boujeyah . .

36 42

N

N 15 55 E

5

*Charadree ....

27 40

N

61 30

E

24

Chodda, Kcdje . . .

26 25

N

N 15 35 F

5

Charadrise, Vatopedi

40 19

N

24 13

E

1"

Charades lee., Ic. }

40 25

N 31 10 E

18

Charadrus, Aha- \

36 7

N

32 36

E

19

N 21 25 E

8

radran . . . \

Chollidee

37 52

N

N 11 10 E

17

Charadrus FI. . . .

»8 10

N

23 55

E

7

Cholua

38 58

N

Charadrus FI. . . .

37 17

N

22 0

E

7

Chomara

36 23

N

N 23 40 E

10

Charax

37 30

N

49 12

E

24

Chonee, Khonos, or ]

37 47

N

Charax, Ileratoo Fort
Charax Spasinii, v. (
Alexandria, Sabla )

35 3

N

52 30

E

24

Bounar Bashi Su ]

N 75 30 E

25

30 40

N

48 27

E

24

Chone, Cosabona . .
Chorasmia, v. Gor- )

39 18

N

N 40 30 E

22

Charcha, Shinasl

34 20

N

43 50

E

22

go, Old Urghcndj )

Charidemum Pr., }

36 44

N

W

16

41 30

N

N 23 45 E

10

C. de Gat a . . i

Chorazin, postea }

N 5 5 E

13

Chariens FI. ...

42 15

N

41 35

E

22

Beihsaida, Zell . (

32 oi

Cliariphi Ost. . . .

N

63 0

E

E

25

Chorodna, Buraz- )

29 17

N 23 42 E

8

Charis FI

42 46

N

41 0

22

joun .... |

N 13 40 E

4

*Chaima3i, ElHcjaz.

20 58

N

41 0

E

23

:,Choromithrene . .

34 30

N

N 15 54 E

5

Charotus, Ghimenes .
Charpote, Kharput .

31 37

N

20 2

E

17

*Cborsene ....

40 45

N

N 23 30 E

8

38 46

N

39 16

E

22

Chrysa, Ncsourak

39 44

N

16

Eharra

33 46

N

45 25

E

22

Chrysas Fl., Dittaino

37 30

N

N 1 30 E

Charrae, vel Ghar- \

36 48

N

22

Chryse I., Colder onis

34 52

N

N 8 20 E

ran, Harran . j

Chrysopolis, S/cvtari .

41 3

Nr

N 22 8 E
N 22 7 E

7

7

Charsa, vel Karsi, 1
Kars . . . . j

40 33

N

43 5

E

22

Chrysorrhoas, Bar- )

33 35

N

N 3 0 W

16

Charybdis ....

35 12

N

15 35

E

5

Chrysorrhoas Fl. . .

37 32

N

N 8 10 E

2hastia

38 6

N

23 41

E

7

Chubana

35 45

N

N 20 21 E

8

“Chasuari, llano- )
ver, Casscl, <§c. . (

51 30

N

9 50

E

14

•Chudi

29 30

N

N 20 20 E

8

•Chatramis, El Ahsa.

23 30

N

52 0

E

23

N 31 10 E
N 12 49 E

19

5

•Chatramotitaj, 1

Hadramaut . . j

16 40

N

48 15

E

23

Chytceum, Palceo- )

35 24

N

N 34 0 E

19

•Chaulasii, El Jcbcl .

28 45

N

47 0

E

E

23

38 37

N

N 15 37 E
N 15 50 E

14

15

^Chaulothaei, Beni )
Sahr . . . . j

31 25

N

38 30

23

Cieebrus FL, Smarden
*Ciagisi

43 30
4-1 35

N

V

16

Cliaunteeus ....

31 34

N

26 7

3

17

35 37

N

N 8 55 W

Chaurina, Ghorian .

4 27

N

61 30

E

24

N 21 42 E

7

*Chazene, Helckari .

37 18

N

43 40

E

22

or Movdanieh . )

N

ST 79 40 E

25

Chebron, vel He- \
bron, El Khulil j

31 33

N

35 9

E

20

Dibalis, Palcmha . .

44 54

45 47

V

V 78 0 E
N 40 12 E

25

23

Ehelonitcs Pr., Cla- \
renza . . . . j

37 56

N

21 8

E

7

Ibbyra

56 41
42 10

V

V

N 39 50 E

22

Dhelonites S. . . .
•Chelonophagi . . .

7 45
5 40

V

N

21 15
64 0

E

E

7

24

Cichyrus, prius Epi- 1

39 16

V

Ehelyd-'rea Mons, )
Mavion Oros . |

8 3

N

22 25

E

7

Cicynethus I., Old j

39 11

\T

V 40 30 E

22

Chemnis, v. Pano- i
polls, Ekhmin . |

6 32

V

31 47

E

18

Cidyssus . . . . ' .

39 32
39 23

s

s1

V 32 36 E
\T 30 15 E

18

18

Dhenoboscia, Kasr }
es Saiad . . . )
Ehersis

6 17
2 46

V

V

32 15
22 35

E !
E 1

18

17

Cilenonmi Aquee, \
Caldas dc ltcy . )
^Cilicia ....

42 29
57 0 1

sr

v

Map,

0 28 1
29 48
74
50 10
36 35 ]

27 0
35 21

29 11

30 31

19 51

20 16

26
26
33 45

32 40 1

51

66 15
54

67

48 30
70 0

49 14 I
5

62 17 ]

23 46
40 5
64 47
29 22
17 0
58 15
57 30
35 40
51 15]
49
43
26 13
14 40

8 53 ^
20 31 ]

INDEX.

13

55

57 40

41 14

42 18
42 20
45

36 50

8 0

vm r-i 86 48

Ciflaba, 1 salin . . .

C4Uum

Cillota I

Cilniana

cimiros’rr.,''?™6'™

Cinibvi • • • • .*

Qimbrica Clierso-
nesus, Denmark

Oimlironim Pr. .

Cimiata . • • •

Ciminas L., L.dtVico
CiminusM., Bogliano
Cinimerius Bosporus.

Ciiuolos I., Argon- j

Cinaros I., A man
Cindia. ■ • • •

Cinga FI., Essera .

Cingilia, Ca.Retenga 42 14
Cingulum, Cmgolo . 43 22
Cinium • • • • ■

Cinna, ZoaoliaK . .

Cinnaba M. • • • •

Cinnamomophoros J

Regio . • • • 1

Cinnereih, v. Gcn-
nesareth, v. Gali-
lee®, v. Tiberia-
dis L., Bohr Tu -

bariyeh . • •

Cinniaua, Ciurana
Cinolis, Kinla . . .

Circoei , Circeio .

Circroi Pr., C. Ctr cello
Circe tius M. ...
Cirpbis .....

Cirpliis M.f Djcs- ]
phina . • • • )

Cirpi, JVUsegrod . .
Cirradia, ubi Mala- )
bathrum, Bengal )

Cirrlia, Sklin . . •

Cirta, Kostantinch .

*Cirtesii

Cirtisa, Schamacz . .

Cisamus, Kisamos

Cisari

♦Cissia

Cisterna, Cistern a. .
Cisternas, acl ...
Cisthene, v. Megis- )
te l'., Kastclorizo )
Citliarizum ....
Citheron M., Elatia .
Citium, Gniausta . .
Citium, Haarish . .
Citium, Chiti . . .

Cium

Cius, Gumehlek . .

Cius, v. jEscus FI., ]

Isker . . . . j
Claceas . • . . . .

Cladeus FI

Clambetre, Ostrovitza
Clanis FI., Lagni . .
Clanudda ....
Clavenna, Ertingm .

Claros

Classis P., Classe . .
Clastidium, Chios - )
tegc/io . . . . I

Claterna, Quaderna .
Claudanum, Ochrida.
Claudia, Klausberg .
Claudiopolis, Moutt .
Claudiopolis, prius \
Bythynium, >
Gheivah . . . )

Claudius M., Rcka )
Gebirge . . . j

Clausentum, South- j
ampton . . . J

Clausula FI

•Clautinati, Wur- ]
tenth or g . . . |

Clavenna, Chiavenna.
Clazomen©, Vour - )
lah Scala . . . )
Cleandria ....

Cleonre

Cleonaa

Cleon©

Cleopatris ....
Cleusis FI., Chiese

3 30 W 17

32 50

42 H
41 56
41 13
41 13

37 44

38 2;
38 27

28

38 26
36 17
36 40
45 6

35 30

40 53
31 30

41 3
31 36

36 7

25 9,E
67 0 E
4 56
2 7
23 32
9

i 9 30

10
25
W| 16
W 11

10 40
34 31
12 9
12
37

26 22
79 20
0 23
13 40
13 14
3 5
19 20
3 0
30 0

38 44
38 11
40 44
35 3

34 47
44 40

40 25

43 0

35

37 40

44 28

41 4

38 27
48 10
38 0

44 24

45 2
44 29
41 11
47 38

36 42

40 26

50 55

42

48

46 22

38 20

39 50

37 49

38 38

40 13
30

45 20

2 54
4
4
6

26 37
22 32
22 35
18 59
92 0

22 27
6 26
6 40

18 33

23 44
36 3
48 0
12 48
14 57
29 37
39 43

23 20
22

8 45
33 40
28 1
29 11

24

6 40
21 39
16
14

28 4:

9 31
27 14
12 1

11 30
20 47

12 34
33 30

30 28

16 40
1 24
19 50
9 30
9 27

26 48

27
22

42
32 42 I

43 14 1
47 16 1

41 43 I

42 52 ?

43 20 J
43 11 I

43 41 I

44 51 I
41 13 I
38 41 ]

E 19

E 15

w| 11
10
15

Clevora . . . . .
Climberris, vel Au-1
gusta, postea >

Ausci, A itch . . )

Cliternia, hicckiano .

Clitor

Clitri I., Lossini . .
Clitumni, Le Vcnc .

Clocoris, v. Faurus )

FI., Foro . . . J
Clodia Via ....
Clodiana .....

Clodii Forum, Orivolo
Cluaca, Nejufabad
Cluana, S. Elpidio
Clunia, Altenstadt
Clunia ....

Clunium ....

Clusina Palus, La i
Chiana . . . |
Clusium, Chiusi .

Clusium Novum,

Chiusi ....

Cluso FI., Chissone
Cluvia, M. Chiodi .

Clymenon . . .

Clypea, vel Aspis,

Klibiah . . .

Cnaeadius M. . .

Cnemis, Vromo Ft.

Cnemis M. . . .

Cnidus ....

Coaspa ....

Coara 34 2

Cobandcne . . .

Cobii

Cobuela ....

Cocala ....

Cocala ....

Cocala ....

Coccium, Ribchester
Cochaba ....
Cocintum Pr., Fa. ]
di Stilo . . . )

Coconn ati tres . .

Coccoris, Bares .

Cocosa ....
Cocylium . . .

Cocytus FI., Bassa
Codana . . . .

Codanus S., Baltic ]

Sea :

Coecil ana, Seixola
Coecina FI., Cecina
Ccecygius M., Fron
*Ccele Syria . . .
*CcclelatiB . . .

Ccelia

Ccelina ....
Coeliobriga, Bar cel-
los

Coelium, Ceglia
Ccclossa M. . . .

Cceno, Nettuno
Coenon Gallicano .
Coenopolis, Nr.

Kypariso . . .

Coenyra ....
Ccepionis Turris,

Chip ion a . . .

Coete I

Cogteonus FI., Tatros
•Cogni, Silesia
Colabatus FI. . . .
Colania, Lanark . .
Colapis FI., Culpa

•Colclii

Colchicus S., Manaar

♦Colchis

♦Colduli, v. Quadi, 1
Hungary . . . )

Colenda, Calanda . .
Colentum I., Zuri
♦Coletiani, Styria )
and Hungary . )

Colias Pr

Colicaria

Colla

Collatia, Collatina .

♦Colobi

Coloe, Koulei-Hisar .
Coloe, v. Pseboa P. .
Colomdes ....
Colonia, Colchester .
Colonia Agrippina, j
Cologne . . . )

Colonia Trajana . .

0 32 E 13

7 15 I
14 47
20 42 1 E
11 4|E

29 30
4 33
65 46
83 55
87 45
2 34
36 13

38 31 N 16 28 E

12 10
46 0
43 59
39 46
39 25
39 29

3S 25
43 20
37 23
33 45
41 25
41
46
41 31 1

40 42 I
37 53 1

41 27 ;

39 59 1
36 28 I

40 36 I
36 44 I

53 15
17 31
1 15
26 21
20 30
39 33

8 30 >
10 40 1
23 10 I
36

25 45 1
16 53 I
12 38 I

42 45
18 10 :

47 15 N 16 0 E

50 46 1

51 46 1

Colonis I., Spetzia
Pulo ....

Colonus ....
♦Colopene . . .

Colophon, Gidoor
Kioy ... ...
Coloss©, Ft. Kanossi
Colsilynum, Fadula
♦Colthene ....
Colubraria, vel \
Ophiusa I., Co- >
lumbretes . . )

Columna, vel Sta- 1
tua Rhegina, La J
Catona ... *
Colyergia Pr., Zour- )

)

Comagen©, Abstet- j

ten )

Comana ....
Comana Pontica, |
Komanah . . j
Comaria, Manacoody
Comaria Pr., Comorin
ComarusP., Goma-\

•os B )

Combretonium, )
Grundesburgh . )
Combria ....
Combusta I., Jebel |
Tcer ( Volcano ) . )
Comidava, Tekoutch
Cominium, Cereio.
Cominium, S. M. 1
del Campo . • j
Comiscna . . .
♦Comiscne . . .
®Commagene . .
Commenases FI.,

Gogra ....
Comopolis . . .
Compasi ....
Compitum, ad . .
Compitum Anagni-
num, Villanxagna
Complutica . . .
Complutiun . . .

Compsa, Conza . .
Compulteria, Alvig-
nano ....
Comum, Como . .
Cona, v. .Egan Pr.,
Coloni ....
Conbustica, Bcl-
gradtehik . . .

Concana ....
Concangium, nr.

Kendal . . .
s-Concani ....
Concobur, Hungaicar
Concordia, Concordia
Concordia

Concordia, Boncordin
Condate, Kinderton .
Condate, Cognac . .

Condate, Montercau .
Condate, Cosne . .
Condate .....
Condates, postea )
Redones, Rennes )
Condercum ....
Condi^cnum, pos- \
tea Namnetcs, >
Nantes . . ■ )
Condochatcs FI., (
Gunduck . . . )
Condrusi . . .
Conflucntes, ad .
Confluentcs . . .
Conflucntes, Coblentz.
Confluentcs ....
Confluentia ....
Congavata . . • •

Congustus, Koch- j
hisar . ’ . • • )
Conimbriga, Coimbra

Conna

Conope, v. Arsinoe, )
Angelo Kastro . |
Conopcium, Koum |
Jugaz . ... )
Conopicum . . . •

Conopum Diabasis .
Consaburum, Con- )
suegra . ... )
Consentia, Cosen za .
♦Consoranni, Arriege

ON 27 19 E

39 57 N 0 30 E

8 30 I
8 20 I
39

45 50 I
41 16 I

27 ON 82 0

41 44
40 30

40 53

41 14
45 48
38 56

ON
34 31 N
45 45 N
49 01
40 1 I
53 12 I
45 40 I
48 23 1
47 26 1
45 59 1

77 15 1
77 15 I

27 16
14 25

46 15
55 0
37 30

45 17
33 33
12 20

6 19
3 22
15 1

39 19
42 50

14

INDEX.

Place.

Lat

Long

Nc

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No

of

Place.

Lat.

Lon

No.

Ma

Ma

Map,

Consoranni, St. Lizii
Constantia, Constanc

•’ 43 0
e 49 5

N 1 5

N 1 27

E 13
W 13

Corniculanum, j

Mczzogon . . )

44 5

IS

12

E

3

Crangi® I., Stakto- i
roya . ... \

37 4

)In

23 23 E

7

Constantia pr. Sa-

Corobilium . . .

4S 3

l K

4 2

E

13

Cremera FI., Valca

42

IS

12 23 , E

4

lamis, Costanza

35 6

Corocotinum, Har- ]

49 3

0 1

13

Cremna, Kebridaz

37 5

N

30 55 E

19

3

Constantia, v. Gazee

31 28

N 34 25

E 20

fleur . ... \

Cremona, Cremona

45

IS

10 2 E

Majumas . . .
Constantiana, Kits-

Corodanum Pr., ]

Ras el Had . . J

22 3

N

59 5

OE

23

Crenides, postea )

Philippi, Filiba |

41

N

24 2

E

10

tendje ....

44 12

1 28 4a

Coromanis, Grane

29 1

N

48

E

23

®Creones, Ross-shire

57 3

IS

5 2,

\\

12

Constantinopolis,

Corone, Petalidhi

36 5

N

21 5

E

7

Creta, I., Candia .

35 1

IS

25

E

9

prius Byzantium, i

41 0

N 28 58

E 10

Coronea, Corumnies

38 2

IN

22 5

E

8

Creticum Mare, Sea \

36

N

E

Stamboul or Con-

Coronea

39 1

N

22 3

E

8

of Candia . . |

2 a

stantinopU . .

Coronta

3S 3

N

21 2

E

8

Cretopolis . . .

37 2.r

N

30 4C

E

19

*Consuanta?, Bavari

47 45

V 11 40

E 15

Coronus M., Koh )

36 1

N

55 5(

E

24

Creusis, P.Livadostro

38 l:

N

23

E

8

Contadesdus FI. .

41 20

V 27 10

E 10

Bear . . . . j

Crevenia, Zands .

41 57

N

20 1£

E

10

•Contestani, Murcia

38 30

V 1 20

V 16

Coropassus . . . .

38 2'

N

33 3

E

19

Crexa I., Pago

44 3(

N

14 55

E

15

Contrabia . . .

40 19

ST 2 32

V 16

Corra

37 3;

N

39 5;

E

22

Crumsa, postea Pa- )

39 24

N

17

E

Convallaria, v. Ni- )

28 0

V 17 O''

V 1

Corra

29 1

N

53 E

E

24

ternum, Giro . i

varial. . . . (

Cor rag-urn, Kiuka

40 54

N

19 4f

E

10

Crimisa Pr., Capo j

39 25

N

17 10

E

* Convene, Upper 1

43 0 i

V. 0 30 I

Corse®

38 37

N

23 12

E

8

dell' Alice . . i

Pyrenees ... 1

Corsica I., Corsica .

42 3C

N

9

E

3

Crimisus FI., Cola- )

37 35

N

15 15

Convennos I., Canvey

51 35 1

* 0 55 I

11

Corsio, v. Herculia .

47 14

N

18 24

E

15

tabellotta . . . )

5

Cop®, Topolios .

38 30 1

NT 23 10

8

Corstopitum, Cor- \

54 5G

N

1 58

W

11

Crion M., . . . .

37 35

N

22 31

E

7

Copais Ps., Topolias

38 27

S’ 23 7 ]

8

bridge . ... \

Crispas, ad ... .

35 33

N

1 10

W

17

Copar, Sherm ul l

22 45 1

39 3 1

23

Corsula, Contigliano

42 2-

N

12 42

E

4

Ciissa, ICrisso . . .

38 2£

N

22 28

E

8

Khurnir . . . |

Cortatha

N

99 30

E

25

Criss®us S., G. of }

38 20

N

22 30

Cophanta . . .

26 101

60 34

24

Corticata I., Carreira

42 25

N

8 5S

W

16

Salona . . . j

Cophas, Givadel .

25 10 1

62 11 I

24

Corterate, Contras .

45 i

N

0 5

W

13

Crithote Pr. . . .

38 32

N

21 0

E

8

Cophen, vcl Zarom- \

Cortona, Cortona . .

43 17

N

12 1

E

3

Criu-metopon Pr.

44 5

N

34 0

E

1

bo FI., Dustce or >

26 301

62 20 I

24

Cortoriacum, Court rai

50 51

N

3 17

E

13

Criu-metopon Pr., I

35 16

N

23 30

E

Mooleeanee . - )

Cortyta

36 31

N

23 6

E

7

Crio . ... \

Copia, olim Thurii, )

39 40 1

T' 16 25 I

Coryca I., Grabusa .

35 3£

N

23 33

E

9

Crius FI

38 8

N

22 23

E

7

Orio . ... )

5

Coryceon Pr., Koraka

38 6

N

26 38

E

19

Crixia

44 32

N

8 28

E

3

Coptos, A oft . , .

25 59 1

32 49 F

18

Corjrceus M. ...

38 13

N

26 35

E

9

®Crobyzi

43 30

N

27 30

E

10

Cora, Corn . . . .

41 39 1

12 54 E

4

Corycum Pr., Koraka

35 38

N

23 34

E

9

Croce®

36 53

N

22 35

E

7

Coracesium, Alaya .

36 33 1

32 2 E

19

Corvdallus ....

38 1

N

23 37

E

7

Crociatonum, Va- )

49 30

W

13

Coralla, Kerelli . .

41 5 1

39 9 E

19

Coryphas ....

39 29

N

26 56

E

19

loqncs . . . . i

* Coran i tie, El Alisa .

2.7 58 1

46 55 E

23

Cos I., Stanco . . .

36 50

N

27 10

E

9

Cvocodilopolis . . .

26 27

N

31 37

E

18

Corassi®, v. Corse® )

37 35 1

26 32 E

Cos, Stanco ....

36 53

N

27 18

E

9

Crocodilopolis, Qneri

25 30

N

32 27

E

E

18

I., Furnis . . |

Cosa, Ansedonia . .

42 23

N

11 19

E

4

Crocodilos ....

30 40

N

20 0

17

Corax M

38 28 1

20 37 E

8

Cosa

44 7

N

1 21

13

Crocolana, v. Croco- )

N

W

Corax M

38 40 1

22 7 E

8

Cosa, Kota ....

25 14

N

75 54

E

25

colana, Brough, j

53 J

Corax M

38 15 1

27 5 E

9

CosS, sub ....

42 24

N

11 20

E

4

Crocylia I., Arkudi .

38 33

N

20 42

F,

8

Corbeus, Corbeya

39 55 1

33 10 E

19

Cosamba ....

22 0

N

SS 10

E

25

Crocylium ....

38 27

N

22 5 E

8

Corbilo, Coueron . .

47 15 1

1 45 V

13

•Cosetani, Catalonia .

41 20

N

1 0

E

16

Cromi, Gamara . .

37 19

N

22 5 E

7

Corbulonis Monu- \

Cossa, Civita . . .

39 49

N

16 20

E

5

Cromma .....

41 49

N

32 42 F.

19

mentum, Gorre- >

53 2 1

6 3 E

14

*Coss®i

32 40

N

47 0

E

24

Crommyon, A. I

37 57

N

iyk )

Cossanis, vel Her- \

26 y E

«Corconti, Silesia )
and Poland . . j

51 25 1

18 10 E

14

culis P., Po.
Ercole . . . )

42 23

N

11 18

E

4

Crommj-on Pr., |

Cormachiti . . )

35 27

N

33 15 E

19

Corcuna, v. Deme- 1
trias, nr. Kirkuk \

35 13 N

44 10 E

22

Cossio, postea Ya- 1
sates, Bazas . (

44 30

N

0 24

W

13

Croto, Cotroni . .
Crucium

39 9
45 36

N

N

17 s;e

5

15

Corcjra, Corfu . .

39 37 1

19 55 E

8

Cossoanus FI., Cosali

27 0

N

87 0

E

25

Cnmi, vel Diony- \

Corcyra I., Corfu
Corcjra Nigra, Cor- \

zola J

Corda

39 40 N
42 55 N
55 37 N

19 50 E
17 0E
3 20 W

8

15

12

Cossyra I., Pantcl- )
laria . ... \
Costa Ballen®, j

Costa Rainera . }

36 50
43 51

N

N

11 50
7 54

E

E

17

3

siopolis, vel Mati- j
opolis . ... )
Crusime, Dole . . .

43 24
47 5

N

N

28 6 E
5 34 E

10

.13

Cordonis, Zsitva . .

46 8 N

17 21 E

15

Cosyntus ....

41 8

N

25 5

E

10

Marcigliana . j

41 59

N

12 29 E

4

Corduba, Cordova .

37 54 1

4 45 Y

16

*Cotacene ....

42 22

N

42 50

E

22

43 55
36 40

N

N

12 35
28 52

E

E

♦Cordueni et Cardu- ]
chi, Kurdistan . j
Cordyle

37 45 N
41 5 N

43 15 E
39 26 E

22

19

Cotamba ....
Cotes, vel Ampelu- ]
sia Pr., Spartel . j

31 7
35 48

N

N

55 20
5 55

E

W

24

17

Conca . ... j
Crya, Cari ....

3

19

Cordyle

41 11 1

40 55 E

19

•Cotesii

45 12

N

26 30

E

10

N

58 31

E

23

Cordylusa I ., S. j
Catalina . . . J

35 52 N

27 48 E

9

CotiarisFl., Catnbo- ]

10 0

N

106 20

E

Ctesiphon, Tak j

33 7

N

44 35

E

22

Coreas

32 11 N

35 19 E

20

Cotorissum . . . \

45 3

N

6 0

E

13

39 7

N

H 2

E

Corfinium, S. Perino

42 8 N

13 54 E

4

Cotti®, Cozzo . . .

45 11

N

8 37

E

3

Cori T., RamanancOr

9 25 N

79 30 E

25

Cotti® Alpes . . .

45 0

N

6 50

E

13

39 15

N

22 2

E

8

Coriallum ....
Coridorgis, Iglau . .

49 40 N
49 20 N

1 50 Vi
15 40 E

13

14

Cottiara, vel Cot- )
tona, Cochin . (

10 10

N

76 15

E

25

®Cubi, Allier . . .

46 30
45 21

N

2 40 E

13

35 18 N

33 28 E

19

Cottis

15 7

N

80 7

E

25

Cuculle, Kuchcl . .

47 40

N

15

51 43 N

1 55 VI

Cottobara ....

28 28

N

66 30

E

24

42 0

11

Cottobara, Barona .

19 0

N

84 45

E

25

Cucusus, Cocsoa . .

37 50

N

19

44 7 N

15 39 E

Cotyaeum, Kutahieh

39 20

\T

30 20

3

19

41 0

7 0

W

15

Cotyora, Pershemoab

n 0

Sr

37 50

E

19

Corinthiacus S. . .
Corinthus, Corintho .

37 55 N

38 10N
37 54 N

23 0 E
22 30 E
22 54 E

7

7

7

Cougium, Villerias .
Coveliac®, Rotten- )

41 55
47 44

N

N

4 52
10 56

W

E

16

15

Cularo, postea Gra- \
tianopolis, Grc- >

45 10

\T

5 45

E

13

Corioli, M. Giove . .
•Coriondi ....
•Corisopiti, Finis- j
terre . . . . }
Corissia, Pt.S.Nicolas
•Coritani, Lincoln, J
Leicester , Rut- \

41 38 N
52 36 N
48 ON

12 42 E
7 30 W

4

12

Cozala

Cozynthium, Marza )
Bureigah . . (

40 30
30 25

N

N

41 46
19 36

E

E

22

17

6Culicones, Valtellina
3ullu, Kolah . . .
Cullucitan®. Ras 1

46 10
37 8

N

V

9 30
6 30

E

E

15

17

37 39 N
52 SON

24 20 E

1 0 w

9

11

Cragus Pr., Yedi j
Sourotin . . . )
CrambusaL, Gram- 1
bousa . . . . j

36 22
36 8

N

N

29 9
33 35

E

E

19

19

Madid ... 1
Cuma, vel Cjme, j
Guzalhissar . (
Cumacalum, Gaitha

38 46
16 30

N

N

N

7 15
27 0

E

E

E

17

9

23

tingham Shires J

Corium

Corius, vel Salsus )
FI., Rud Shiur . ]

Cormasa

•Cornabii ....
*Corna\n, Cheshire, \
Staffordshire, and J
Shropshire . . )
Coraelii Forum, )

35 20 N
27 30 N

24 18 E
56 0 E

9

24

Drania M

>anii, Argos toli . .
Crannon ....
Crannon ....

39 8
39 9

38 8

39 29
39 13

N

V

V

V

V

21 8

21 15

20 32

22 16

21 26

E

E

E

E

E

8

8

8

8

8

Cum®, Cumia . . .
Cum®us S., G. of ]
Sandarlie . . ]
Cumania Castellum, |

10 52
38 50
42 21

\T

Y

Y

14 3
26 45
45 5

E

E

E

4

19

22

37 31 N

30 59 E

19

Crastus, Acristia . .

7 39

V

13 2?

E

5

40 40
43 39

58 20 N
52 30 N

3 30 W
2 0 W

12

11

>atas M., Madonia .
Crate® I®., Coro- )
nata, &c. . . . f

37 42
13 50

V

V

13 20
15 20

E

E

5

15

Napoli . . . j
Cumcrium Prom. )

Y

Y

14 10

13 32

E

E

4

3

44 23 N

11 40 E

3

Crathis FI., Crati . .
Ci-athis FI., Akrata .

39 35
8 5

V

N

16 20
22 16

E

E

5

7

Cuminarius Yicus, j
Colmenar . . j

40 7

Y

3 22

W

16

Corniaspa . . . ' ,

39 55 N

35 2 E

19

Cratia, vel Flavi- |
opolis, Tcreboli . )

10 23

ST

30 52

E

19

Sunaxa, Imseyab . .
Cuneiio, Mildenhall

32 48
51 27

N

Y

44 19
1 41

E

W

22

11

INDEX.

15

43 26

43 0
39 15

44 26
42 10
55 39
46 47
34 32

45 5
49 50

48 20
34 41

49 42
32 36

36 35
27 25
45 14
49 0
42 14
42 25
12 22

37 35
41 10

Cuneuin Pr. C. S. J 36 56

,c Algarve
Cuiiii Furtjgoor

Sprf Montana,

iMassaccia .

(jupra Maritima,
lc Grotte . . ,
Curalius, v. Cuanus 1

FI )

Curcum, Medak . .

Cures, Corves . . .

Curi o,,Borthwick C as,

Curia, Char . . •

Curias Pr., Gatto
Curicta I., V egha -
•Curiones, Franconia
•Curiosolites, Cdtes
du Nord . . •

Curium . • • •
Curiniligea, Conty
Currafo • • • •

Curubis, Kurba . .

Cusce, El Kossich
Cusum, Szuszek . .

Cusus FI., JVaag . .
Cutasium, vel Cyta, j
Koutais . . . )
Cutiliseet L., Paterno
Cutina, Ca. Agutina
Cyamosorus FI., }
'Adriano . • • )

Cyane® I., Cayennces

Cybate

Cybelia

Cybros . . . • •

Cycc-siimi, Slravo - }
he fali . . • • (

Cyclades I®., Do- )
dekanisa . . . )

Cydamus, vel ad \
Augmagdum, j
Gadatnis . . . )

Cydnus FI. . . . •
Cydonia, lerami . .

Cyinda

Cyllene, Clarensa .
Cyllene M., Zyria
Cyllenicus Sinus . .
Cyme, Fouches . .
Cjmeetha, Kalavryta
Cynia Ls., Anatolico
Cyniphs FI., Wady )
Khahan . . . j
Cynopolis, Sheikh j
Hassan . . . )

Cynoscephal® . . .

Cynosema, Arab 1

Kullin . . . j

Cynossema, Cas. of )
Europe . . . f

Cynossema Prom., \
Volno . . . . J

Cynosura Pr., Ma- )
rathon . . . • j

•Cynuria ....
Cynus, Livonati . .
Cyparissia, Arkadia
Cyparissia, Blitra
Cyparissium Pr., \
Konello or Arka- >

dia ;

Cyparissius FI., )
Arkadia . . . f

Cyparissius S , G. 1
of Arkadia . . j
Cyparissus, Panics
Cyphanta, P. Ky- ]
parisi . . . . j
Cyphara, Kyphara
Cyprus I. . . .

Cypsela ....
Cyrelim .....
•Cyrene, v. Cyrenaica
Cyrene, Grennuh
Cyri Castra ....
Cyri Ostia ....
Cyrnus, v. Corsica ]

I., Corsica . . )
Cyropolis, Enzclle .
•Cyrrhestica . . .

Cyrrhus

Cyrrhus, Klioros . .

•Cyrtii

Cyrtone

Cyrus FI., Kour . .

38 39

36 28

37 41
37 0

29 38

37 0

35 29
37 0
37 56
37 55

37 57

38 42
38 2

38 20
32 30
28 23

39 25

30 54

40 9

36 33

37 22

38 43
37 15

36 41

37 12
37 18

37 25

38 27

36 58

39 12

35

41 3
39 48
30 0
32 48

37 45

39 18

42 30

37 30

36 50

40 52
36 57
36 0

38 33
40 40

7 50

8 0
62 45
21 40

13 53
22 2
15 30
12 40

3 1

9 30
33 .

14 35
11 0

2 30
32 59
2 5

45 30

10 52
30 52
19 34
18 0
42 48

12 59

13 53

14 50
29 7

46 14
26 26
36 56
21 41
25 0

11 F

34 55
24 0
34 44

21 9

22 25

21 13
26 55

22 8
21 20
14 23
30 54
22 31
29 4
26 21

24 4

22 35

23 3

21 41

22 51

21 35
21 45

21 30

22 37 E
22 59 E
22 _

33 30
26 25
22 .

21 40

21 50

34 58
49 7

9 10

49 30
37 10

22 29
37 0

50 0

23 7
47 15

Cysa .

~ ,'ta, v. Cutasium, j
Koutais . . . j

Cythera I., Ccriyo -.
Cythera, Po. Castro
Cytherus . . . ■

Cythnos I., Thcrtnia
Cytlinos, llcvrceo )
Castro . . . . J

Cytinium . . . .

Cytorus M. . . .

Cyiza, Gwuttur .
Cyzicus, Balkis .

25 30
42 14
36 15

36 14

37 53
37 25

37 26

38 41
41 42
25 10
40 21

42 48
►23 0
23

23 53

24 25
24 25
22 20
32 48
61 29
27 44

D.

Dabana

Dabanegoris Regio, 1
Dibba . . . . j

•Dabas®

Dabecia

Dar erath, Daburriek

Dabir

Dablan

Dable®

•Dachanabades . .
•Dacharemoiz®, in )

El Alisa . . . j

•Dacia

•Dacia Aureliani . .
Dactonum Lemo- \
vorum, Monforte >
de Lemos . . . )

Dadara

Dadastana ....
Dades Pr., Chiti . .

Drndala

*D®sitiates, Bosnia .

Dagana

Dagolassus ....

•Dahse

Dahra

Daldia, Ghiiddit .
Dalluntum, Ternova
* Dalmatia, Dalmatia
•Damascene . . .
Damascus, vel Da- )
masek, Sham . )
•Damensii ....
Dammana, Sarawanl
Damnaba ....
Damnia .....
•Damnii, Lanark, &c.
Damnonium, vel
Ocrinum Prom.,
Lizard Pt. . .
•Damnonii, Corn-
wall & Devonsli.
Dan, prius Lais, vel
Leshem, Tel el
Kadi .....
Danacon, Ncochorio .
•Danduti, Saxony
Daneum P., Har.

of Suez . . .
Danis, v. Tyana,

Kiz Hissar . .
•Dan, Tribus . .
DanubiusFl., Danube
Danubii F. . . .

Danurn, Doncaster
•Daonrn, Tanasseri
DaonasFl., Tanas-
serim ....
•Daorisi, Herzego-
vina ....
Daphaba ....
Daphne, Daueir .
Daplmus . . .
•Daradte . . . .

Daradus FI. . . .
Daradax FI., Abu
•Dardania . . . .

Darantasia . . . .

Dardanus . . . .

Daremma . . . .

Dariausa . . . .

Darii Ilystaspis Pons
Dariorigum, postea )
Yeneti, Pannes . )

Darna

•Darni, Armagh j
and Down . . \
Darnis, Dcrnah .
•Daromas . . .

•Dame, Oman .

27 0
19 46
32 42
31 29
31 43
40 0
15 0
24 35
45

43 23

42 34

34 37
39 53
34 45
36 43

44 35
6 10

39 25
36 50
22 15
38 35

42 50

43 40
33 40
33 33

31 0
28 42
31 26
23 23
55 50

49 57

50 40
33 15

38 17
50 50

39 28 E 22
57 3 E 23

91 0
43 42
35 24
34 59
47 13

30 40
77 0
49 7
24 0
22 30

7 41

40 48

31 5
33 42
29 0
18 0
81 0
38

63 0
56
28 47
17 52
17 0
36 10
36 19
15 30

64 26
35 48
58 47 E

4 0\V

i 10

N
N

37 47 N
31 45 N

48 10
48 3
53 32

14 0
10 13
43 0

41 34
36 .
38 44

15 0

16 30
35 59

42 15
45 30
40 .

34 27

35 30
45 20
47 40

36 24
54 20
32 45
31 25
21 55

35 38

23 -
12 50
32 34
34 40
34 47
16 30
8 16
1

100
99 10
18 20
26 15

36 15
22 52
15

14

38 10
21

6 32
26 25
42 .
47 IS
28 51
2 45
44 19
6 30
22 44
35 0
56

11

20

8

14

18

19

20
14
14
11
25
25

I 15

E I 10
21

37 45
37 25
40 19
37 24

37 54

39 14

40 56
36 41

39 31

40 59

38 31

41 20

35 53

41 6

36

40 20
44 45
40 50

37

37 36

42 22
32

41 22
41 35

Darsa ....

Dartba ....
Dascylium . . .

Dasea ....
Dastarcum . . .

Dastira ....

Datus

Daucopolis . . .

Daudyana, Diyadin
Daulia ....

Daulis, .Daulia. . -
•Daunia, Capitanata.
Dausara . . .

Davaba . . .

Daxata . . .

•Daximonitis .

Dea, Die . . .

Deabolis, Dcval
Deba, Ain-tab . . .

Deba

Debelcus, v. Develtus

Debir

Deborus Superior, j
Up. Dibre . . j
Deborus Inferior, |

Lr. Dibre . . )

Deceleia

Decimum, ad . . .
Decimum, ad, nr. |
Arundel . . . j
Decimum, ad . . .
•Decumates ....

Deera

Delas, Silla, v. Gor- 1
gos FI., Diyalah )
Delemna . . . .
Delium, Dilssi . . .

Delkos, Derkus . .
Delminium, Douvno.
Delos I., Delos . . .
Delphi, Kastri . . .
Delpliini P., Po. Fino
Delphinium Ptus., )
Apostoli Bay . f
Delphinium, P. Fino

•Delta

•Demet®, Pem- \
broke Cardigan >
Shires . ... )
Demetrius ....
Demetrias, Goritza .
Demetrius, vel Cor- )
cuna, nr. Kirkuk )
Demetrium ....
Demetrium ....
Demetros Thcrme-
si® Temp., on C. >
Thei'tnisi ... *
Dendrobosa ....
‘Denthelet® . . •
Deobriga, vel Am- ]
bracia, Plasencia j
Deonara, vel Deva, )
Chester . . . j
•Derbe, Devil . . .
•Derbicc® . . •
•Derrii, Dalmatia
Derrhis Pr., Dre- j
panos . ... )
Derrima ....
•Derriopes, Dalmatia
Deitona, Tor ton a .
Dertosa, 7'ortosa .
Derveinte . . .
Derventio, Lit.

Chester . . .
Derventio, nr.

Slamford Br. .
Desena ....
Deserta Boiorum,
Wurtemburg 4"
Bavaria . . .
Desudaba . . .

Deucaledonius Oce
anus ....
•Deuriopus . . .
Deva, Delfan . .
Deva FI., Dee . .
Devana, Norman
Dykes ....
Deva, v. Deonna,
Chest er . . .
Devana Via . . .
Develtus, v. Debelcus
Devona, Schicein-
furth ....

Dia I., Standia. .

50 49
40 48
48 46
32 18
34 0

40 0
38 20

41 20

43 45

37 27

38 28

44 9
38 18
38 30

31 11 E

42 57
28 35
22 4
36 55
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
41 50
27 25
35 35

20 39
20 42 E
23 49 E
7 46 E

17 35
9 10
47 7
45 0
33 10
23 41
28 40
17 20

25 19

22 31
9 14

23 49

26 8
31 0E

52

29 45

39 23
35 13

40 51

40 24

37 24

25 15

41 46
40 10

53 12

37 20

38 45

43 30

39 55
35 35

44
44 53

40 48
39 15
52 56

54 0
34 18
48 50

41 25
57 0

0

15 59

55 10
57 7

52 56
42 22
50 6
1 35 27

66 45 E
22 59 E
44 10

19

22

49

7

19

22

10

IQ

2’>

10

8
5

22

24

1

19
13
10
21
22
10

20

W 11

31 20
25 36

23 18

62 30
23 50

E
W
W
33 55 E
0

16 30 E
24 0
37 55

8 51
0 31
40 29

0 55 W
4 40 E
10 15 E
23 26 E
10 0
21 50
44 45
4 12

2

27 25
10 15
25 13

INDEX.

Place.

Lnt.

Long.

No.

Place.

Lnt.

Long

No.

Place.

Lnt.

Long.

No.

Map

Map.

♦Diabkntes, May- j

48 3C

N

0 30

W

13

Dipo

Diponia ....
Dine Pr., Pas Se/an

38 58
37 42

N

N

6 37
22 6

W

E

16

7

Drilon FI., Drin . .
•Drimati, Oman . .

42 0
22 40

N

N

20

58

0

50

E

E

10

23

31 4C
33 4-

N

N

20

42 33

17

22

12 3(

N

43 27

E

23

Drinum, ad ... .

44 35

N

19

13

E

15

sottati Khail . . »

E

E

Diridotis, vel Tere- 1
don »

30 24

N

47 29

E

22

Drinus FI., Dnn . .

43 45

N

N

19

15

10

50

E

E

15

4

•Diacopene . . .

40 3

N

35 1C

E

19

Dispargmn, Duisburg

51 28

N

6 53

E

14

Drubetis, vel Dru- ]

44 39

N

23

E

10

38 39

IS

24 J

E

9

Dissio

30 47

N

15 26

E

17

phegis . . . . j

37 31

N

21 48

E

7

•Ditiones, Croatia

45 25

N

15 30

E

15

•Dructeri ....

52 10

N

7

45

E

14

Diamuna, v. Jama- 1

28

N

77 30

E

25

Diuguntorum Fo- )
rum, Gretna . . »

45 26

N

9 43

E

3

Druentia FI., Du - )
ranee . . . . »

43 40

N

5

30

E

13

35 3C

N

6

E

17

Dium

32 3d

N

36 10

E

20

Druzicara, Rarishtan

41 16

N

27

35

E

10

0 33

W

11

Dium

40 25

N

24 ]

E

9

♦Dry it®

33 50

N

2

C

W

17

51 53

N

Dium, Ghialtra .

38 51

N

22 58

E

8

Drymusa I., English I.

38 30

N

26

44

E

9

41 38

N

12 42

Dium, Standia

40 11

N

22 31

E

10

•Dryopcs ....

39 0

N

22

45

E

8

Dium Pr., Sassaso

35 2t

N

25 C

E

9

Dubis Fons ....

46 50

N

5

10

E

13

42 13

N

11 9

E

Diur M., Job. Habib

35 1(

N

5 3C

W

17

Dubris, Dover . . .

51 7

N

1

19

E

11

nuti . . . . (

Diva FI., Dee . .
Divinus P. . . .

57 7
35 50

N

N

2 5
0 30

\V

W

12

17

DubroniaFl., Cork ]
Harbour ...»

51 50

N

8

15

W

12

38 54

N

Divodurum, postea i

•Dulgibini, Hanover.

52 46

N

9

20

E

14

Mediomatrici >

49 7

N

6 £

E

13

Dulichium I. . . .

38 22

N

25

13

E

8

38 53

N

0 7

E

16

Metz . ... )

Dumetka, Marcd . .

29 45

M

40

48

E

23

Divodurus . . .

48 46

N

1 51

E

13

Dumna I., Stroma .

58 39

N

3

10

W

12

Diarroas

31 8

N

20 19

E

17

Divona, postea Ca- \

44 18

>T

1 58

E

13

Dunga

20 20

N

73

0

E

25

Diauna, Derbent . .

42 13

N

4S 2C

E

22

d’irci, Caliors . »

Dunum, Down- )

54 18

N

41

W

12

Dibia, Dijon . . .
Dibon, Dhiban . . .

47 18

N

5 4

E

13

Doberus, Doiran .

41 11

N

22 30

E

10

Patrick ...»

31 32

N

35 51

E

20

•Dobuni, Glouces- 1

51 50

N

_ A

W

11

Dunum, Maiden Cas.

50 43

N

2

32

W

11

Dicoea

40 58

N

25 11

E

10

tershirc . . . j

* ^

Dunum iEst., Mth. 1

34 35

N

10

W

11

40 50

N

14 7

Docea, Tocia . .

41 5

N

34 1C

E

19

of the Tees . . (

Puteoli, Pozzuoli »

♦Doceres ....

41 15

N

22 45

E

10

Duodecimum, ad . .

45 2S

N

12

10

E

3

Dicdica Selorum, j
Mahirouca . . »

30 35

N

18 28

E

17

Docilia Alba, Ah- j
bissola .... |

44 20

N

8 31

E

3

Dur FI

Dura, Dur ....

52 6
34 28

jN

N

10

43

0

48

W

E

12

22

35 5

N

25 55

E

9

Dodone, Gastritza

39 44

N

20 57

E

8

Dura Nicanoris . .

34 44

N

40

53

E

22

2 59
23 44

W

E

11

9

Dokcka?, v. Zeno- \

Duraba

33 25

N

43

10

E

22

Ambleside . . »

Dictvnnseum, Magny

54 26
35 38

N

bii la?., Koorya [
Moorya Is. . . )

17 30

N

56 0

E

23

Duranius FI., Dor- ]
dogne . . . . »

45 10

N

2

0

E

13

Didaltium . . . .

48 0

N

6 3

E

13

Doliche ....

40 3

N

. 22 7

E

8

Durdus M., J. Beni )

33 40

N

.

«

W

17

♦Diduni

50 50

N

20 20

E

14

Doliche ....

37 8

iN

37 12

E

21

Vesetcbus ...»

1

u

Didymae las. . . .

31 4

N

29 47

E

18

•Dolopes ....

N

13 0

E

17

Durga

28 50

N

15

20

E

19

Didyme

25 33

N

33 12

E

18

•Dolopia ....

39 8

i\

22 45

E

8

Duria FI., Dora Pi- )

45 32

N

50

Didyme I., Salini . .

38 34

N

14 48

E

5

Domce I., Chilney

24 50

N

66 30

E

24

paria . . . . »

■*-*

Didymi S., Mirabel 1

35 15
37 28

N

N

25 50
23 14

E

E

•Domanitis . . .

41 40

N

34 30

E

19

Duria?, Dorno . . .

45 12

N

8

57

E

3

and Sitia . . . »
Didymi M., Didyma .

g

7

Domitianus P., Po. )
S. Stefano . . j

42 24

N

11 10

E

4

Durii Ocellum, Fcr- )
moselle ...»

41 28

N

6

20

W

16

Didymi, Jeronda . .

37 20

N

27 17

E

19

Domitii Forum, \

43 33

N

3 46

E

13

Durius FI., Douro .

41 7

N

8

35

W

16

Didymi Ms

22 15

N

59 30

E

23

Montpellier . . »

Durnium, Dagno

42 2

N

19

35

E

15

Didymus, Didyma .

37 28

N

23 11

E

7

Domitiopolis . .

36 18

N

32 52

E

19

Durnomagus . . .

51 6

N

6

46

E

14

Dimallum . . . .

41 39 N

19 36

E

10

Dona

39 11

N

35 20

E

19

Durnomagus, Caster.

52 36

N

0

16

W

11

Diruon Toil'., Wady )
Kerak . . . . »

31 13lN

35 45

E

20

Donantilia . . .
Donusa, M. Koryli

32 3
38 4

N

N

46 59
22 34

E

E

22

7

Durnovaria, Dor- )

Chester . . . . »

50 43

N

2

27

w

11

Dimotichos, Dimo- ]

tika »

Dimum

41 31 N
43 40 N

20 31
25 20

E

E

10

10

Donysa I., Raclia
Dora, v. Adoraim, )
Dura . . . . (

36 50
31 32

iN

N

25 29
35 5

E

E

9

20

Durobrivae, Water j
Newton ...»
Durobriv®, Rochester

52 34
51 22

N

N

0

0

15

30

w

E

11

11

Dinaretium Pr., C. )
S. Andrea . . »

35 36 N

34 32

E

19

Dora, v. Dor, Tar- )
tura . . . . »

32 39

N

34 57

E

20

Durocasses, Dreux .
Durocatalaunum, \

48 40

N

1

20

E

13

*Dindari, Turkish j
Croatia . . . j

44 23 N

16 0

E

15

Dordomana . . . .
•Doreni, El Hejas

35 32
19 55

N

N

52 50
41 25

E

E

24

23

postea Catalauni, [■
Chalons . . . ‘

48 56

N

4

24

E

13

Dindymene M. . .

38 52 N

30 9

E

19

Doridis S., G. of )

36 35
43 30

N

N

27 45
24 41

19

Durocina, Dorchester

51 39

N

1

10

W

11

Dindymus M., Ka- 1
pu Dagh . . . j

40 27

N

27 50

E

9

Dot'is . . . . ]
Doriones, Trosti- ]

Durocobrivee, Mai - j
den Bo wer . . »

51 55

N

0

38

W

11

Dindymus M. . . .

39 26 N

31 40

E

19

anin . . . . j

Durocornovium, v. \

Dinia, Digne . . .

44 4'N

6 18

E

13

•Doris

36 30

N

28 0

E

19

Corinium, Ciren- >

51 43

N

1

55

W

11

Dio Caesarea . . .

36 37, N

33 49

E

19

•Doris

38 43

N

22 15

E

8

ccstcr . . , . )

Dio Caesarea, Kai- )
sar-koi . . . »

38 26 N

34 40

E

19

Doriscus

Dorista

40 50
32 59

N

N

26 0
44 52

E

E

10

22

Durocortorum, pos- )
tea Remi, Pheims )

49 16

N

4

1

E

13

Dio Caesarea, v. Sep- j

32 47 N

35 18

20

Donum

37 18

N

21 50

E

7

Duroicoregum . . .

50 20

N

1

50

E

13

phoris, Scfurieh. »

Dorticum, Negotin .

44 n.

N

22 34

E

10

Durolevum, Nr. }

51 18

N

39

E

11

Diodori I., Per in . .

12 42

>7

43 28

E

23

Dorvatium FI., Dart .

50 30

N

3 46

W

11

Milton . ... \

Diolcos, Pseudo- )
Stoma . . . . »

31 25

N

31 34

E

18

Doryleum, Eski-sher.
Dosa

39 31
36 44

N

N

30 47
44 5

E

E

19

22

Durokpons, God- |
manchester . . »

52 18

N

0

5

W

11

Diolindum, La i
Lindre ...»

44 53

N

0 36

E

13

Dosara, Doesah . .
Dothtka

23 0
32 45

N

N

85 0
48 45

E

E

25

24

Durolitum, Nr. j
Romford ...»

51 31

N

0

12

E

11

Diomedis Pr., P.
della Planca . »

43 29

N

15 58

E

15

Doth aim

Doubriga

32 37
42 40

N

N

35 28
3 2

E

W

20

16

Duronia, Ca. Vec- |
chia . . . . »

41 37

N

14

17

E

4

Dion

39 7

22 54

E

8

Drabescas, Drama .

41 8

N

24 10

E

10

Duronum ....

50 6

N

3

52

13

Dionysiadcs I., Yanis

35 20

N

26 10

E

9

Dracones, ad . . .

35 6

N

0 48

W

17

Durostorum, Sili- )

44 9

N

27

15

Dionysias ....

29 19

N

30 29

E

18

Ad Dracones . . .

39 15

N

39 48

E

19

tii , or Drista . »

E

Dionysiopolis, vel )
Cruni . . . . »

43 24

N

28 6

E

10

Draeonum . . . .

37 41

N

26 19

E

9

♦Durotriges, Dor- )

50 50

N

2

30

W

11

Diopolis

42 0

N

24 10

E

10

Phanari . . . j

51 15

N

E

11

Dioryctus ....

38 50

N

20 45

E

8

•Drangiana . . . .

30 0

N

62 0

E

24

terbury ...»

Dioseoridis Civitas, j

Drastoca

34 15

N

67 45

E

24

Duseprum, Duzchah .

40 44

N

31

21

E

19

Tamarecd . . j
Dioseoridis I., So- j

Dravus FI., Drove, )
or Dr aa ...»

46 35

N

15 0

E

15

Dyardanes, v. Aida- \
nes FI., Burram - >

29 30

N

87

0

E

25

Dioscoron P., Do- j
liana . . . . j
Dioscurias, vel Se- )

21 5
42 45

N

V

37 5
41 5

E

E

23

22

Drepanum Prom., j
Drcpano ...»
Drepanum, vel He- j
roopoliticum Pr. »

38 20
27 45

N

N

21 51
33 35

E

E

7

18

pooter . ... )
Dydimi-teiche, Di- 1
motiko . . . . »
Dyme

40 8
40 56

N

N

27

26

7

14

E

E

19

10

Drepanum, Trapan i .

38 3

N

12 35

E

5

Dyme, vel Paleia . .

38 9

N

21

28

E

7

Dioscurum I. . . .
Diospolis Parva, )
Haou . . . . j
Diospolis, vel Lydda .
Diospolis, v. Pane- )

38 58
26 10

\T

17 6

E

5

Drepanum Pr., C. )
Trepano ...»

35 0

N

32 12

E

19

Dyrrachium, v. Epi- )
damnus, Durazzo »

41 18

N

19

26

E

10

31 57

V

34 57

E

20

Drepanum Prom., j
Drcpano ...»
Drepsa

35 29
38 42

N

N

24 17
70 8

E

E

9

24

Dyscus, Disto . . .
Dysopos, Marsa )
Zafran ...»

38 18
31 12

N

N

24

16

5

40

E

E

9

17

pay sis, Tel el J
Dehelch . . . j
Dipiea

31 4
37 33

V

si

31 52
22 16

E

E

18

7

Drepsa Metropolis
•Dribyces ....
*Dril®

39 0
37 0

40 50

N

N

N

70 30
50 0
39 40

E

E

E

1

24

19

Dyspontium . . .
Dyus FI., Wad el )
Gwir . . . . »

37 41
33 32

N

N

21

7

28

0

E

W

7

17

39 39

S7

22 33

E

8

Drilo FI., Drin . .

42 0J

N

19 30

E

15

INDEX.

17

EB K,Me.Po- . .
Ebal ■ & t , ■

Ebdlinum. S. J. tie
la Pena • • •
Eblana, Dublin
gblittei Ms. • • •
Bboda. • • • •
Iibora, Evoi i

Eboracum, vei i

racum, York
Ebrodunum, Embr-
Ebrolacum, Ebreuille
Ebuda Major, I. of J
Skye • ■ • •
Ebuda Occident.

Harris, & Lewis
Ebudes I®. . . •

Ebudum Tr., Cape
Wrath ....
Ebuvadumun,

Yvcrdun . . . i

Eburacum, v. Ebo-
racum, York . )
Ebui-i, Eboli . . .
Eburobriga ....
Eburobritium . . .

Eburodunum, Brunn
*Eburoncs ....
*Eburovices, Eure .
Eburum, Olmutz . .

Ebusio

Ebusium, Iviqa . .

Ebusus I., Ivi^a . .

Ecbatana, v. Bathy- j
ra, Bcthyna . . )
Ecbatana '(Choro- 1
mithreni) Hama- >

dan ’

Ecbatana, v. Gaza, 1
Takti SolUnan , >
or Shiz . . • /
Ecbatana Magorum .
Ecdippa, v. Aclizib, ]
Ez Zib .... |
Echedamia ....
Echetla, C. Vetcrano.
Echinades,v. Oxi®, )
vel Thorn I®. . )

Echinus, Ekhinos . .
Echinus, Ruga . . .
Echinus Pagus . . .
Ecnomus, M. d'Ali- 1
cata . ... )
Ecobriga . . . . .

Ecregma

Edeba, vel Leria, j
Lina . . . . j

Eder v. Arad, Tell 1

Arad . . . . (
Edessa, v. Callir- \
rhoe q. et Antio- >
chia, Urfah . . ;
Edessa, vel J2g®, )
Vodina . . . i

“Edetani, New Cas- j
tile, fyc. . . . j

*Edones

Edro P

Edrmn, Idro . . .

Edumia

Eg®, Khan Akrata .
Egelesta, Iniesta .
Egeta, Gladova .
Egitania, vel Ig®- )
dita, hlanha a
Nova . . . . )
Eglon, Ajlan . .
Egnatia, T. d'Ag- \

Egorigium ...
Egra, vel Agra . .
Eilethyia, v. Luci- '
nee Civ., v. Leu-
cothea, El Kab . ,
Eion, Contcs.su . .
Eiome, Furkaria .

Eira

Eiros M., C. Monze
Ekron, v. Accaron, )
Akir ....
Elsea . . .

Eltr-a, Kliseli

, 42 4G N
, 32 20
42 28
. 53 20
. 2.'

. 30 54
. 38 41
. 41 15

53 56
44 34

11 21

35 20
0 42

6 17
55 55
34 34

7 40

0 25

1 6
6 20

57 20

58 10

57 40

58 35
46 47
53 56
40 37

48

39 21

49 15

50 45

48 50

49 37
43 22
39

39 10
32 51

31 45
33 3
38 21
37 42

38 54
38 55
30 10

40 30

41 1
45 1
45 47
32 16

38

39 27
44 35

39 51
31 33

40 52
50 17
29 15

25 9

40 47
37 26

37 24
24 45
31 50
39 13

38 55

1 6

15 4
3 43
9 10

16 41
5 40
1 0

17 16
l 47
1 29
1 30

36 2

54 45
35 8
22 35
12 46

22 42
21 0
21 56

1 0
24 0
12 10
10 26
35 28
22 19
1 48
22 31

34 45
17 27

6 27 1

35 3 I

23 51
23 30
21 57
66 40

20 31
27 5

Elceum, Alabli . . .

Eleeus

Jl®us

Eleeus

Eleeus M

Elceusa I

*Elamit®, El Yemen.

El ancon, Ponany . .
Elaphites I®., La- )
gostini . . . . (
Elatea, Eleuta . . .

Elateia

Elateia

Elatus M., Skopo . .
Elaver El., Allier . .
Eldana ....

Elea Pr., C. Elea .

Elea, vel Velia, Ct. 1
„ mare della >
Bruca . . . . )
Elealeh, El A l . .
Elearchia Pachna- \
munis, Anda- >
hour . ... )
Elegia, Hijch . .
Elegium, ZciVern

Eleon

Elephantine v. Ele- 1
phantis . . . j
Eleusa, Arsida. . .
Eleus® I., Lagosa )
Nisia .... (
Eleusis, St. Stephen’s.
Eleusis, Lepsina . .

Eleusis S

Eleuthema, v. Apol- )
Ionia, Telesterna (
Eleutheropolis,i?ei£ )
Jibrin .... I
Eleutherus FI., 1
Nahr Kebir . . )
Elibei'is, Granada .
Elii Pons, Newcastle .

Elija

Eliocvoca, v. Ilorci, |
Lorca . . . . )

*Elis

Elis

Elis

Elmantica, vel Sal- 1
mantica, Sola- >
manca . ... )

Elone, postea Limone

Eltolad

Electra FI., Vasilica .
*Elulii, in Tajilet

Elusa

Elusa, Eauze . . .
*Elusates, Chnrente .
Elyma, Grcuno .
*Elym®a ....
*Elym®i ....
•Elymais ....

Elyros

•Elysii, Poland .
*Emathia . . .
Embolina . . .

Emerita Augusta,
Merida _ . . . )
Emesa, Homs . . .
Emma, vel Imma . .
Emmaus ,Hummam 1
Tubariyeh . . I
Emmaus, v. Nico- \
polis, Amwas . )

Emodi M

Emocli Ms., Hima- ]

leli )

Emodi Ms

^Emporia, vel By- }
zacium ... 1
Empori®, v. Ampo- 1
ri®, Ampurias . )
Emporium . . . .

•Enabasi

Endid®, Neumarkt, )
or Egna . . . )
Endor, Endor . . .
Endrapa . . . . •
Engedi, Ain Jidy . .
Engyum, Gaugi . .

*Eningia

Enipeus FI. . . • •
Enipeus, v. Apida- 1
nus FI., Staladjc )
Enipeus FI. ... .
Enna, C. Giovanni .

41 6
40 5
37 31
40 13
37 22
36 35
17 55
10 50

42 45

38 38

39 13

39 44

37 45
45 55

30 20

35 18

40 9

31 48
31 27

38 35
6

38 37
24

37 42

37 49

36 22

38 3
38 1
35 16
31 37

31 20
26 15
22 42

20 14

21 47
28 11
42 15
76

17 0 E 15
22 4
20 37
22 28
20 58
3 20
86

34 19

37 19
54 55
35 32

35 55 E
31 14 E

N 34 57
N 36 0 E 21
W 16
W
E

37 50
37 53

36 32

41 6

39 51

31

37 20

32 30
7

43 53
43 45

40 12
40 10
30 40
35 40
35 4
51 20
40 45

33 28

38 55

34 50

35 5b

32 48 N 35 34 E

31 51
29 0
29 0

33 0

34 0

38 33
14 56
22 20
32 51
23 54
23 29
25 29
23 32
23 32

Enneahodi, v. Am- \
phipolis, Jcni >
Kieui . ... )
Ennon, vel iEnon . .

Enodurum ....
Enope, vel Gerenia .
Ensem, ad, La )
Scheggia . . . j

Entella

Entella FI., Lavagna.
Enydra ....
Eoa, Oca, vel CEca.

Tripoli . . .

*Eord®a ....
*Eord®i . . • • •

Eordaicus FI., Na- 1
zilicad . ... \

Epamanduodurum .
*Epanterii, Piedmont

Epeium

Eperos

Epetobriga . . . .

Ephesus, Ayasluk .
Ephialtium Pr. . .
*Ephraim, Tribus . .
Ephraim . . . . .

Ephyra I., Ypsili . .
Ephyra, v. B®onoa .
Epicaria . ... .
Epicnemidia Locris .
i'Epidamnia . . .
Epidamnus, v. Dyr-
rachium, Duraz-

4 4S
1 38
41 25

21 30
21 24
23 0

22 0
34 23
21 56
0

34 54
0

0 10
21 50

21 40
49 30
47 30
25 16
20 40

22 30
71 57

N 6 13 \V

36 41
36 45

35 0 E
0 E

85 0
78 0
9 30

45

33 20

46 22 N

3 3 E
9 36 E

4 0E
11 16

32 39

33 46
31 29
37 44
62 0
37 44

35 25
42 48
35 27
14 14
28 0
21 31

39 20 N 22 15 E

40

37 30 ;

22 32

14 19

32 26
46 50
36 5-1

37 49
44 25
35 13
32 50

40 40

41 0
40 25 N
47 27
44 20
37 32

31 0
40 13
37 56
35 50

32 7

32 3
37 26

37 43
41 48

38 45
41 15

41 18

Epidaurus, Ep ' r/avra
Epidaurus, Budun .
Epidelium, P. Ka- 1

mils )

Epiclia Sup., Jura. .
Epidia Inf., Islay . .

Epidi® I®

*Epidii, Argyle . .
Epidium Pr., Mull )
of Ca n the . . (

Epidotium, Jezenitza

Epiecus

Epiphania, vel Ha- )
math, Ilamah . (
Epiphyra, postea Ci- )
chyrus . . . . j

*Epirus

Epitalium, Aguli- )
nitza . . ■ • i
Epizephyrii Locri, 1
Gerace . . • )
Epopeus M., Epomeo.
Epora, Mont or o . .
Eporedia, Ivrea . .
Epusum, Carignan .
Equestris Co Ionia, \
v. Noviodunum, >
Nion . ... )
Equabona, Coyna . .
Equana, Equa . . .
Equotuticus, C. 1
Franco . . • )

Erana, Filiatra . .
Erasmus FI. ...
Ercte M., Me. Pel- j
legrino . . • )
*Erdini, Ulster . .
Erdinus L., Lock )
Erne . ... )
♦Erebid® . . . .

Eressus

Eretria

Eretria

Eretum, Rimane . .

Ergavica

Ergitium . . . .

Eribcca, Konitza . .
Ericinum, Euskineh .
Encodes I., Alicudi .
Ericusa I., Diaplo .
Eridanus, v. Padus )
FI., Po . . . S

Eridanus FI., Red - )
daune 1 . . . (

ErigonFl., Kutsuk )
Kara Su . . . I

Erineos

Erineses FI

Erineus

Erincus, Lambelia .
Evistha, Houaivah .

Eritium

Eriza, Bazar-khan .

37 38
42 17

35 36 1
2 12 1
22 16 ]

13 12 E
9 20 E
36 9 E

6 48 I-
8 15 I
21 46 I

17 40 1
32 14 1
27 21 I
27 19 1
35 15 1
35 12 1
23 0 ]

21 22 I
20 5 ]

22 40 ]
19 40 1

19 26 E

23 10 1

18 48 1

36 32
56 0
56 50
56 10
56 0
55 19
45 0

37 56
35 11

38 20
40 43
38

45 29
49 40

46 22

38 35
40 39

37 10
37 55

29 40
39 9

39 16
38 22
42

40 30

41 38
40

39 48

38 33

39 47

41 10

39 IS
0

38 42

38 18
13 30

39 5
37 25

6 0 ’
6 20 >

5 30 ’
5 50 1

36 41 .
20 31 ]

20 30 ;

21 31 1
16 15 ]

13 52 ]

4 19 ’
7 54 ]

5 10 ]

6 11 :

9 4 1

14 28 ]

21 35 ]
23 59 1

13 1
7 30
7 50

14 0
25 56

22 35

23 50
12 36

2 5

15 26

20 47

21 38
14 17
19 32

7
7

E 5
W 12
W 12

8 0 E

21 20 ]
22 28
78 20
22 18
22
46 50
22 2
29 13

13

INDEX.

Ernolatia, Klaus . .

Erodi, vel Scrici Ms.

•Eropaei

Eryce

ErycesFl., F.S. Paolo
Erycis P., Lcrici . .
Erymantlius EL, )
Bunwas . . . )

Erymantlius FI., J
Doann . . . . j

Erymantlius M., j
Olonos . ... )

Erythr®

Erythr®

Erythr®, Eritra . .

Erythr® um Prom., }
Langada . . )

Erythrmum Mare . .
Erythron, Massakhi
Eryx, M. S'. Juliana
Esbus, v. Hcshbon, ]
Hcsban . . . )

Esco, Altdorf . . .
Eschol Tow., IP adg )
Simsim . . . )

Eslitaol

Eshtemob, Sanaa .

Essina

Estobara .....

Etanna

Etcnna

•Ethiopes Hcspcrii .

Etia

Etobema

Etocetum, Wall . .
Etovi'sa, Oropesa
Etovissa, Side Aguas
•Etruria, Tuscany , )

&c j

•Etymandri . . .
Etymandrus FI., )
Hebnund . . j
Euboea, Licodia . .
Euboea I., Negropont
Euboicum Mare, \
Talanta Channel )
Euchelarioe ....
Eucratidia ....
Eudcmia I., Sarakino
Eudoaiopolis, v. Se- )
lymbria, Silivri . (
•Eudoses, Pomerania
•Euganei, Lom- . )
hardy and Venice )
Eugenium ....
Eubydrium ....

Eulepa

Eumeis

Eumenia, Ashkli . .
Euonymus I., Datiole
Eupagium ....
Eupaliiun ....
Eupatoria, postea 4
Megalopolis, >
Tchenikeh . . *

Euphorbium, San- )
dakli . ... )
Euphrantas Turr.
•Euphrateneis . . .
Euphrates, v. Pyxi- )
rates FI., Kara }
Su, or Wn. For at. )
Euphrates q. et Ar- \
saniusFl., Murad >
Chai . ... )
Euphrates FI. . . .

Euporia

Eupyrid® ....

Euripus

Euripus

Euristus

Euroea, Paramythia.
Euromus ....
Europus ....
Europus ....

Europus

Eurotas FI., Vasili .
Euryampus ....
Euvymedon FI., Rapid
Eurymen® . . . .
Eurymen® . . . .
•Eurytanes . . . ,

Eutresis

Euxihus P

Eva, Plaiano . . .

Eragina

Evandri® ....

41

0

31 30
37 13
37 22
44

24 0

33 13
38 25
38 21

20 0
32 50

38 4
31 47
47 45
31 31
31 31
31 26

0

35 10
45 44
37 7
8 0
35 14
6

52 40
40 6

39 30

43 30
31 30
31 30

37 11

38 30

41

35 45
39 10
41 9
54 0
45 4S
41 34
39 21

38 !

39 15
38 18
38 38

37 56

38 25

40 42

38 25
31 C

39 5

38 2'
41 0

39 28
37 24
39 45

2

36 44

36 58
39 38

37 0
39 46
39 27

38 52

38 15
43 0

37 20

39 47

38 42

14 5
87 0

13 30

14

14 55
9 55
72 0

23 23
22 1
26 32

65

22 20

12 38
35 55

10 36
34 35

34 36

35 8
45 0

66 48
5 45

31 40
0

26 6
1 1
1 55

0 5

1 0

11 0
64 30
64 15

14 44
24

23 15

20 42

67 50

24 0
28 18

13 0
10 45
19 51
22 15

35 54
37 40
29 59

15

21 35

22

36 45

17 19
38

45 25
23 43
23 45
26 6
23 37

21 46

20 32
27 45

21 28

22 11
38 3
22 35
22 41
31 2;

22 51

20 45

21 4;

23 10
35

22 38
34 48

6 40

Evandriana
Evarchus FI. . . .

Evas M

Evenus FI., prius ]
Lycornas, Fidari j
•Everget© . . . .

Evoras FI

Eziongeber, postea \
Berenice, Akabah )

Fabawa,v. Byrcha- }
nis, I., Borkum |
Fabrateria, Falva - I
terra . ... )
Faesul®, Fiesole . .
Falacrin®, Falacrino
Faleria, Fallerone .
Faleria P., Falesc
Falcrii, C. Castellano
Falerii Novi, S. )
Maria Falari . J
Fanum Fortun®, \
Fano . . . . i
Fanum Fugitivi, >
M. Somma . . i
Fanum Voltumn®, \
Viterbo . . . j
Farfaris FI., Farfa .
Fasiana, Wecsenufer
Faurus, vel Clocoris )
FI., Foro ... )
Faustinopolis . . .
Faventia, Faenza . .
Felsina, postea Bo- \
nonia, Bologna . )

Fenchi

Ferentinum, Fc- l
rentino . . . (
Ferentinum, Ferenti
Feretrus M., S. Lto .
Ferinus, v. Theri- ]
odes Sinus . . ]
Feritor FI., Bisagno
Feroni® Lucus, 1
Pietra Santa . ]
Feroni® Lucus, \
Civitella . . . \
Feroni® Templum
Fen-aria Pr., C. de ‘i
la Nao . . . . J
Ferratus M., Jebel i
Bourinen . . [
Fescennium, Galese .
Ficana, Porcigliano .
Ficum, ad . .

Ficus ....
Fiden®, C. Giubileo .
Fidentia Julia, Bo.

S. Donnino . .
Figlin®, Pegli . .
Figlin® ....
Fiiomusiacum . .
Fines, S. Giovanni .
Fines, Chew . .

Fines

Fines, Fismes . .

Fines

Fines .....
Fines, Paimogo .
Fines, ad, Arlescga
Fines, ad, Aviliana
Fines, ad, La Fino
Fines, ad, Stretture .
Fines, ad ...
Fines, ad ...
•Finningia . . .
Firmianum Cas- \
trum, Po. di >

Fermo . ... )
Firmum, Fermo .
Fiscellus M., M. 1
Rotonda . . . )

Fissenia, v. Massice
P'laminia Via . .
Flanionia, Flagogna
Flano, Fiamona .
Flava Solua, Villach
Flavia ....
Flavia C®sariensis, )
Central England j
Flavia Iria, El Pa- j
dron . . . . i
Flavi® Aqu®, Chaves
Flavias . . .

63 0
22 21

53 3S N 6 45 E

42 59
42 1

43 50
42 34

37 51
4-1 IS
44 31
29 5

41 43

42 26

43 53
10 0

44 28

43 55
42 11

41 20

38 46
36 20

42 22
41 48
31 8

36 30

41 57

44 53

44 26

45 18
47 0

43 34
55 22
43 57
49 16

46 30
45 30

37 50
45 28

45 3
43 26

42 38

42 20

41 25
64

43 11
43

42 58
33

42 5

46 14

45 12

46 38
35 54
52 30

11 9
13 10

13 28
10 39

12 2:
12 20
13 0
12 43

12 40

13 49

34 49
11 51

11 19
31 9
13 12

12 ;

12 1;
104 30

9

10 16

12 32

13 14

0 9

4 0
12 23
12 20
16 10

5 22
12 29

10 5
8 42
4 50

6 15

11 20
2 20

1 23
3 44

0 55

1

7

11 44
7 20

10 25

12 41
21 56
21 36
25 0

13 49
13 46

13
44

12 28

12 55

14

13 52
7 25
1 0

7 33
35 52

No.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

Nj.

ilap

lap,

16

Flnvinium, Fiavo

42 9

N

12 33

E

4

19

Flaviobriga, Bilbao .

43 14

N

2 53

W

1G

Flavionia, Ariles . .

43 32

\T

6 0

W

16

3

Flavis FI., Piave . .

45 45

N

12 25

E

Flenium

51 58

N

4 23

E

13

24

7

Flevo L., Zuyder }
Zee

52 30

N

5 30

E

14

Flevum Castellum

53 17

N

5 15

E

14

18

Flevum Ostium . .

53 18

N

5 12

E

14

Flexum, ad, Ung. )
Alien burg . . j

47 53

N

17 14

E

15

Florentia, Fioren- )
zuola . ... )

44 56

N

9 59

E

3,

14

Florentia, Firenze .

43 47

N

11 4

E

3

•Focunates, Piedmont

46 0

N

8 20

E

15

4

Fontes Junonis, j

Caldiero . . . j

45 25

N

11 10

E

3

Forentum, Forenza .

40 52

N

15 58

E

5

4

Foi-mi®, Mol a di }
Gaeta . ... )

41 17

N

13 37

E

4

Fomulos, ad, Verloza

45 54

N

13 40

E

3

4

Forocrea, Sa. Croce .

42 36

N

13 7

E

4

4

Fortun® Fanum, 1
Fano . . . . )

43 50

N

13 0

E

3

Fortunat® I®. . .

28 0

N

15 0

W

1

3

Foruli

42 23

N

13 20

E

4

4

Forum Aurelii, T. )
Aureli . . . . J

42 19 N

11 36

E

4

4

Fortun Cassii, Ve- |
tralla . . . . |

42 19 N

12 2

E

4

Forum Clodii, Orivolo

42 8 N

12 7

E

4

15

Fortun Flaminium, ]
C. S. Giovanni . j

43 ON

12 46

E

4

19

Forum Julii, Civi- J
dado di Friuli . <

46 5 N

13 27

E

3

3

Forum Novum, j

Magliano . . . )

42 22

N

12 27

E

4

18

Forum Novum, )

Buonalbergo . )

41 11

N

14 48

E

4

4

Forum Sempronii, )
Fossombrone . j

43 42

N

12 47

E

5,

4

3

Fossa Car bona ria, j
Po. d'Ariano . |

44 49

N

12 22

E

3

25

Fossa Drusiana . .

52 10

N

6 15

E

14

Foss®, Grabovacze .

44 48

N

19 54

E

15

3

Fossiones Philis- i

tin®, Po. della >

45 0

N

12 28

E

3

Nacstra . . . )

4

Fratrcs, ad, Hehen- i

neyt j

Fraxinus . . . .

35 13

N

1 42

W

17

4

39 34

N

7 45

W

16

16

Fregell®, Ceperano .

41 35

N

13 2S

E

Fregen®, T. Mac- )

41 53

N

12 13

E

4

17

4

•Frentani, Abruzzo )
Citra . ... ]

42 0

N

13 30

E

4

4

Freirto FI., Fortoi-e

41 4(

N

15 (

E

4

17

17

Fretum Siculum, )
Faro di Messina )

38 0

N

15 35

E

5

4

Frigid®, Old Mamora

34 55

N

6 15

W

17

Frigidus FI., Vipao

45 57

N

14 0

E

3

*Friniates, Piedmont

44 4(

N

9 25

E

3

3

*Frisiabones, Holland

52 45

N

5 (

E

14

13

•Frisii, Friesland, (

53 10

N

6 30

E

14

13

Groningen, &c. . )

3

11

Frudis Ost., Mouth j
of the Somme . )

50 15

N

1 30

E

13

13

Frusino, Pros in one

41 31

N

13 If

E

4

13

13

Fucinus L., L. di j
Celano . . . . )

42 0

N

13 35

E

4

13

Fulginia, Foligno .

42 58

N

12 42

E

4

17

16

Fulgurita . . . .

33 4(

N

10 18

E

3

Fulvii Forum, vel \

3

Valentinum, >

45 ]

N

8 3t

E

3

3

Valenza . . . )

4

Fundanus L., Fendi

41 18

N

13 22

E

4

10

Fundi, Fondi . .

41 2]

N

13 27

E

4

10

1

Furc® Caudin®, \
Forchia . . . )

41 0

N

14 30

E

4

4

Furconium, Forcomo

42 15

N

13 27

E

4

4

G.

4

Gaana, vel Saana

33 4f

N

36 30 |E

21

22

4

Gabaa, vel Gibeah, )
Jeba . . . . )

31 52

N

35 16 E

20

3

Gab®, Darabgerd

28 5(

N

54 35 E

24

15

Gabala, Jebili . .

35 2<

N

35 53 E

21

15

•Gabali ....

44 4C

N

3 30IE

13

20

17

Gabara, v. Gamala

?3

N

35 15 E

r 11

Gabate, anteil An- )
deritum, Monde j

44 34

N

3 30 E

13

r 16

Gabbula, v. Gabeni

35 4C

N

37 42 E

21

Gabe, v. Gaba . .

32 2i

K

35 13 E

20

J 16

19

Gabellus, v. Setta |
FI., Sccchia . . j

|44 4

N

ii o|e

3

INDEX,

19

41 53 N
29 15 N
54 7 N
47 15 N
36 40 N

47 44 N
54 54 N
41 53 N
32 20'N

'^^Castiglione

Gubra . ; • • ■

Gabrantuicorum S..

' Burlington Hay
Gabris ....

Gabris • • • • •

Gabromagus, Win- j
dischgarstcn . . )

Gabrosenium • • .

Gabulcus, JColaslt .
•Gad, Tribus . . .

Gadanica, Howtck .
*Gaclanopyres . . .

Gadar. • • - • •
Gadara, Um Keis . .

Gadara, vel Gazara .
#Gadarcne, v. Ger- j
gcsene . • • • S
Gadatcum, v. Her- \
culeum, Fretum, >
Sir. of Gibraltar )
eGadeni, Peebles, )
Selkirk , $ ltox- 1
burgh s - - - 1

Gades, Cadiz . - .
Gades I., /• de Leon .
Gadirtlia, Er Ha- j
habali . ... )

GaditanumFretum, J
vel Herculeum . j
Gaditanus P-, Pur \
erto Ileal . . . )
Gaditanus Sinus . .

G®a, vel Gccapolis .

•Get® .....
Gajtara, v. Gangara, j
Bakou . ... )
*G®tulia, B. . . •
Gagan®, Szlatina .
Gagasmira, Jaysul- j

•Galaaditis, v. Gilead
Galacum, Appleby .
Galcegia, Dessau . .

Galapha .....
Gala via, Gagliano .

Galata, vel Calathe I.
Galata, Galati . . .

, ^Galatia

Galei-sus

Galepsus, Eski Ca- )
valla . . . . )

Galesus FI., Galeso .

«Galil®a

*Galli sive Celt® . .
•Gallia Cisalpina,
Piedmont , Lom-
bardy, Modena ,

$c

Gallianus Saltus, )
Saltino . . . (

Gallica Sena, Sini- j
gaglia . ... )

Gallicum

Galicura, Zuera . .
Gallicus FI., G allego .
Gallicus S., Golfe I
dc Lyon . . . j

Gallinaria I., Gal- 1
linara . . . . (

Gallorum Forum, i
C. Franco . . {

Gallorum Forum, )
G'arrea . . . |

Gallunio, vel Isu- i

rium, Aldbo- >
rough . . . . ;

Gallus FI

Galybc

Gamala

Gamala, vel Gabara
•Gambvivii, about )
Gimborn . . . j

Gammace
•Gangani,
narvon

Ganganorum n.
Braich-y-Pwll

Hd. . ... j

GanganusS., Car- \

digan Bay . . )
Gangara, Tchipna
•Gangaria, Bengal . .
Gange Regia, Calcutta
Ganges FI., Ganges .
Gangeso FI

34 31
32 41
32 5
32 38

36 0

55 20

36 34
36 30
34 48

36 34

37 0
27 58
27 36
45 30
40 33
32

45 19
26 53

32 15
54 34
51 47

33 56
37 41
37 32
37 58

39 40

40 2
40 49

40 35 N
33 0 N
47 0 N

12 42
53 45

1 40
50 47
14 14

3 3
20 40
35 55

2 50
57 0
57 29
35 44

34 50

35 45

Caer-

Pr.,‘

43 44

40 47

41 55

42 10
42 30

44 2

44 38

42

54 4

40 10
30 16 N
32 45 N
5 N

51 10 N
30 15 N

52 55 N

52 50 Jn

>2 50|N
39 35 N

23 30 N

24 50 N

25 45 N
8 -ON

W 12

40 35 E

6 8
7 0
40 26
47 50
27 30

49 38
2

22 20
70 55
35 55
2 SO
12 16
2 55
14 33
8 53
14 50
33 40

23 50

24 19
17 15
35 30

10 0

10 37
13 14
22 51
0 50
0 47
5 0
8 14

0 54

1 25

30 0
16

35 43
35 15
8 0
66 10
4 15

4 45

26 41
87 0
87 55

Gangeticus S., B. of i
Bengal . . . j
Gangis Ostia . . .
Gangra, Kianghary .
Ganodunun ....
Ganos, velBornos, )
Ganos . ... )
Gaolasera ...
Gaphara ....
Garama ....
*Garamsei . . .
♦Garamantes . .
Gare® . . . .
*Garen®i ...
Garganum Pr., Po. )
di Viesti . • • J

Garganus M., Me. j
S. Angelo . . j
Gargettus . . .
Gari, Giriskh . .
Garianonum,2?(wg7i }
Castle . ... \
•Garindaoi . . .
Gariscus, Caratova
Gam® P., Bodi .
Garruenus FI., Pare
Garsaura ....
Garumna FI., Ga-
ronne

Gaugamela, Karnalis
Gasandi, Kliisan .
Gasandi, Jisan . .
Gnsula .....

Gath

Gath

Gath Rimrnon . .
Gaulan ....
Gauna. ....
•Gauzanitis . . .
Gaza, vel Aza,
Ghuzzeh . . .
Gaza, v. Ecbatana,
Takti Soliman,
or Sh iz . . .
®Gazacene . . .
Gazara, vel Gadara
Gazelon, Gadekliora.
®Gazelonitis . .
Gazioura ....
Gaziura ....
Gazora ....
Geba, Jibia . . .

Gedor

•Gedrosia . . .
Gela, Terra Nova
Gela FI., F. di Ter- '
ra Nova . . .

Gelda

flGeloca ....
Gemell® ....
Gemell® ....
Geminia ....
Genabum, postea
Aui-eliani, Or-
leans . . . .
•Genaunes, Switz-
erland, §c. . .

Genesium, Pdlco
Kivari. . . .
Genetes Prom., C.

Geneva, Geneva .
Gensis ....
Genua, Genova
Genusia, Ginosa .
Genusus FI., Usko-
mobin ....
Ger FI., GJiir, or
Mansolig . . .
Ger®, P. Sighajik
Gercestus Pr. . .
Gerain® ....
Geraneia ....
Geraneia M., Ma-
kriplaghi . . .
Gerara ....
‘Geraritica . . .
Geras .....
Gerasa, Jcrash
Gerasa, vel Rasa .
Gerasus, vel Grissia
FI., Feher Koros

Gerea

Gereat® . . . .

Gerenia, vel Enopc
»Gergesene, v. Ga-
darene .

21 50 N
40 36 N
47 41 N
40 45 N
39 28 N
31 30 N
26 ON
35 10 N
24 ON
37 24 N
50 ON

41 53

52 35
29 15
41 49
41 51
52 38
38 19
43 10
36 15
17 56
16 46
34 24

31 4:

32 2

31 39

32 49

33 2
36 18
31 27

36 36

40 45

32 5

41 4
0

40 24

40 15

41 40
31 59
31 39
27 0

37 7
37 10

42 23
0

34 26

33 55
50 29

33 40
8 49

27 19

34 25
24 52

0

44 10

15

22 30
112 0

16 12

47 55

23 49
64 18
1 36
34 30
22 26
15 49
1 20

33 46
1 0

43 28

41 45

42 42
36

34 51
34 48

34 50

35 49
49 32
40 40
34 28

47 28

36 0

34 50

35 19

35 20

36 19
35 22
35 27
35 14
35 6
62 0
14 17

41 8
46 15
44 31
44 25

40 33

41 7
32 0
38 14

37 55
44 46

38 4
38 1
31 23
31 20

31 30

32 22
29 49
46 20
38 48
31 40
36 54

45 40 N
31 7 N

14 24
9

48

49

8 44
6 11
4 29

1 54

37 48
6 10
19 26
8 55
16 46
19 45

26 50

24 32

6 5
23 9

23 8
34 43

34 45

25 23
36 5

35 5
22 0

7 1

24 20
22 16

Gergovia ....
Gerisa, Gliirrzali .
Gerizim M., Jcbel
el Tur ....
Germa ....
Germania . . .
*Germania Prima,
vel Superior . .
GermaniaSecunda,
vel Inferior . . )
Germaniciana . . .
Germanicopolis ,Es- \
kelih . . . . )

Germanicum, Volx- t
burg . . . . j

Germanicus Oceanus .

Germe

Gernuchera ....
Geronium, Girone .
Geronthr®, near )
Ghcraki . . . )

Gerontium M. . . .

Gerra

Gerra

®Gerr®i, vel Agr®i .
Gerrha, Aub Diab
Gerulata, Carlburg .
Gerulat®, Trajan's )
B.ock . ... )

Gerynda, Gerona . .
Gesbur .....
Gosobrinates, vel \
Brivates Portus, >
Brest . ... )
Gesoriacum, postea \
Bononia, Bou- >
logne . . . . ;

■Getanun Solitudo
Geth Hepher, El ]
Mcshhed . . . )
Getullu ....
Gharran, vel Char- ]
r®, Han-an . . )
Ghinnereth, v. Gen- \
nesareth, Shu - !
sheh . ... )
Gibeali, Jebah . .
Gibeah, vel Gabaa, I
Jeba . ... \
Gibeon, El Jib . .
Giddan ....
Gigonus ....
Gilboa M., Fukuah
Gilda, vel Silda
•Gilead, vel Gilea-
ditis ....
Gilead M., Jcbel Ji-
lad, or Es Salt .
Gilgal, vel Galgala
Gilgal, vel Gilgulis
Giliius M. . . ♦
Gimell®, Kasbait . .
Gimzo, Jimzu . . .
Gin®a, Jenin . . .
•Gindani, vel Nigi- )
timi ..... )
Gindarus, Djuma . .

Gipsaria

Gir FI. ......

Gira Metropolis . .

Giratha

Girba, Jerbah . . .
Girgis, Zarzis . . .
Giscala, El Jish . .

Gitan®i

Gitta, Kurjet Jit . .
Glaciale Mare . . .
Glannativa . . . .

Glanum

Glaphyr®, Velcstina.
♦Glauc®, Punjaub .

Glaucus

Glaucus FI., Latka .

Glaucus FI

Glaucus FI

Glaucus FI

Glaucus S., G. of )
Makn . . . . )
Glemona, Gemona .
Glessari® Insul® . .
Glevum, Gloucester .

Glisna

Glota I., Arran . .
Glotta TEst., Frith )
of Cli/de . . . (
Glykys P., P. Pha- )
nariolim . . . f

51 0
49 15

35 15

40 45
48 40

0

39 56
45 56

41 44

36 59

37 53
25

33 22
25 5
31 2
48

44 36

42
33

50 44
45 50
32 46
32 40
36 48

32 53
31 42
31 52

31 51
34 33
40 24

32 30
34 17
32 15

31 51

32 18

31 54

32 28
32 10
36 46

32 54
0
0

23 36

33 48
33 30
33

39 23
32 17
GS
43 57
43 43
39 27
32 10
30 57

35 12
42 20
38 30

36 37

9 E
14 52,E

27 40 E
14 0E

36 35

46 16
53 45
51 5!

39 47 JN

55 30 N

56 ON
39 13 N

10 23'

34 31

11 39 1
4

28 21
23 19
14 48
22 44 ]
22 22 :
50 35
36 36

E

32 42 E
17 8 E
22 19 ;e
2 <

36

1 36 I
29 0 1
35 21 ]
13 20 1
39 3 1

35 32 ]
35

35 16 I
35 11 ]
41 0 1
22 59 1
35 28 ]
5 53 1

35 31 ]
35
14

34 59 I

35 21 ]

12 30 I

36 56 1
11 58 1

13

13 0 I
44 31 ]
11 10 1
11

35 27 1

20 23
35

8 0 1

6 59 1

4 53 1
22 52 1
77

28 46 I

21 45 1
42 30 1
30 10 1

29 15
29 0
13

7 30
2 16

48

5 15

5 25 1

INDEX.

Olympia, Ko.Lym-
biada . . • *
Gnossus ....
Goaris FI., Goda-

very

Gobaeum Pr., Pt.

St. Mathieu . .
Gobannium, Aber-
gavenny . . •

Godama

Gogana, Congoon . .

Goma

Gomphi

*Goniat® ....
Gonnos . . • • •

Gophna, Jifna . . .

Gorbata

Gordiani Monu- \
mentum, Zaxo >
Sultan. . . • ;

*Gordyene . • • •

Gorgades, vel Hcs- j
peridum, I®. • I

Gorgo, vel Choras- )
mia, Old Ur- >
gliendj 1 . . ■ )

Gorgos, Delas, vel ]
Silla FI., Diyalah j
Gorgylus FI. • . • •
Gorneas, G ue mi j

( ruins ) • • • . )

Gortyna, Metropoli .

Gortys

Goshen

•Gothiniburi . . .

♦Gothones, Prussia .
Graan, Hawceza . .
Gracchuris . . . .

Gr®cos, ad Fqjano .
Graia Alpis, Little )
St. Bernard . . )
Grai® Alpes . . •
Gramatum . . . .

Grampius Mons, 1
Grampian . . )

Grandimirum, Louro
GranicusFl., Salal- )
dere . . . . |

Granirana, v. Rap- j
piana . . . . j
Granis FI., Khisht .
Grannona . . . .
Granua FI., Gran. .
Grassa, Zehloum . .
Gratianopolis, antea )
Cularo, Grenoble )
Graviaci, Predlitz
Gravinum . . .

Gravionarium,
Bruekenau
Gravisc®, T.

Corneto . . . )

•Greslonia . . .

Gridinus FI. . . .
Grinnai'io, Gran- j
heim . ... )
Grissia, v. Gerasus
FI., Fclxer Koros
Grudii . . . .

Grumentum, Sapo- ]
nara . . . . \

Grumum, Grummo
Grynium ....

Gubba

•Gugemi . . .
Gulami, Kalmah .
Gulava, Kesivick .
Gundusa ....
Guntia ....
Gunugus, Magro-
wah ....
Guriauna . . .
Gurra ....
Gyaros I., Ghioura
Gyg®a, v.Coloe Ps.,
L. Mermer . .
Gymnesi®, v. Bale-
ares I®., Balea-
ric Is

Gymnias, vel Arze,
Erzrum . . .

Gyncecopolis, Sela-
7)io un . . . ' .

Gyndes FI. . . .
Gyrton ....
Gythium ....

di

2 58
0

52 15
23 52

21 4)
0

22 30
35 13
42 50

40 46

42 10

58 15

45 0 E
22 30 E
44 46

35 5
37 32
31 28
50 22
53 40
31 7
41 52
43 19

45 25

47 34
57 35

42 45
40 10

43 29
29 30
49 21

48 30
36 12
45 10
47

49 46

41

32 0

16 20 N
51 20 N
40 18
40 55
38 52
2

51 35
36 20
54 36
38 53
48 27

36 20
35 32
35 46

37 3'

33 15
39 41
36 46

24 59
3

35 14
18 15
18 0
47 45
2 10
11 46

6 49

7 10
7 3
2

9

21 45
51 20
0 46
19 0
10 20
5 45

9 54
11 43
55
66 30

9 24
22 0

3

15 51

16 35
27

34 30
6 20
7 20
3 7
37 30

10 20

49 10
10 30
24 44

45 30
22 18
22 34

Habitancum, Ih- |
singham . . • i

Habor, Araxes, vel \
Chaboras FI., }
Khabur . . • '
Hactara . . • • •
Hadriana Villa . . .

Hadriani, Edrenos
Hadriani Forum, \
Hague .... $
Hadrianopolis, Dri- j
nopoli .... i
Hadrianopolis, An- I
drinople . • • I,
Hadrianopolis, Mabli
Hadrianopolis, Boli .
Hadrianopolis, vel )
Palmyra, Tad- >

)

Hadrianothera . . .

Hadrianum, Ariano .
Hadrianus, v. Tar- [
tarusFl., Tartaro )
Hadi'iaticumMare, )
Adriatic ... I
Hadrumetum, Sou- )
sah .....)
*H®mimontani . .
H®musM., limineb |
Dagh, or Balkan )
Hala, Holwan, Cha- \
la, v. Kalchas, Sir >
Paul i Zohab . ;

Hal®

Halah, Al®, v. Hil®a
Halangiiun, Cambre
Halesium . . .
Halhul, Hulhul .
Haliacmon FI., )
Indje-maura . j
Haliartus, Mikra- ]
kowa .... |
Halicarnassus, Bou-
droum . . . .

Halice

Halieyrna . . .
Halisarna ...
Halinsa I., one of
the Kelevini Is.
Halmir® . . . .
Halmyris, Yeni
Salah ....
HalmjTis Lacus .
Halone I., Liman
Pasha ....
Halonesus I., Seli-
droini ....
Halonnesus, Tava-
tes I. ... .
Halos, Platanos .
Halyci®, Salemi .
Halycus FI., F. di )
Maszara . . . j
Halycus FI., Platani.
Halys FI., Kizil I)’- )
7nak . . . . .1

Hamath, v. Epipha- )
nia, Hamah . . )

Hamaxia

•Hamirei, El Ha- |
dramaut . . . )

I Hamm®um Littus .
Hammath ....
lHammeno ....
♦Hammoniaca Regio .
Hannibalis Castra, 1
Roccelletta . . )
Hannibalis P., Por- |
timad .... |
Hannibalis Turris, (
Mahediah . . )

Har®, Reka . .
*Harmozia ...
Harmozica, v. Aero- 1
polis . . . • )
Harmuza . . .
Harma ....
Harpagium . . .
Harpasa, Erbaz .
Harpasus FI., Arpa .
Harpessus FI., Arda .
Harpinna
Harpis

37 42
41 57
39 53

41 44
32 27
40 42

39 25
44 58

45 0
35 47
42 15
42 50

34 30

38 39

35 28
50 16

39 35
31 35

40 20

37

37 21

38 23

36 44

37 2;
30 47
44 55
44 40
40 30

39 10

2 11, W

41 0

3 0
12 47
28 59

4 18
20 18

39
37 47
37 40

37 28

40 30

35 11

36 30
17 20
24
33
42 25
30 0 N

38 52 N

35 30 N
34 15 N
26 30 N
41 18 N
26 5 N
38 9 N
40 21 N
37 50 N

40 25

41 30
37 39
45 30

20 25
31 42

27 49
12 8
11 40
13 0
10 37
26 0
26 0

46 5 E

23 12
40 59
5 14
26 13
35 10
22 20

23 13

21 32

26 59
23 33
29 19

28 45

29

27 37
23 55
26 30

22 48
12 47

12 40

13 40

34 0
36 41
32

53 55
57 30

35 35
22 15
25 40
16 32

8 26
11 5
37 52
57 30
45 32
57 25
23 43

27 20

28 31
43 45
25 30
21 42

29 40

Hasta, Voltri . -
Hasta, Castelmarino
Hatera, Kliatera .
Hatra, Hatris, vel 1
Bematra, Al .
Hadhr . . . J
Havara ....
Hazargaddah . .

Hazai-shual . . •

Hazor, Tell Asur .
Hebromagus . .

Hebron, v. Chebron,

El Khulil . . ,
Hebrus FI., Maritza .
Hecatompedon . .
llecatompylon,
Daingan . . .

Hecatonnesi, Mos-
konisi ....
Hedaphtha, Jeress
Helcebus, Schclestat .
Heldua, Khan el I
Kliuldua . . . )
Heldum, Ehdenl .
Helena, vel Maoris \

I., MakH . • • '
Helena, antea TUi- I
beris, Elne . . )
Heliopolis, Baalbek .
Helice, Ichliman .
Hclice ....••
Helicon M., Palaio )
Vouni . . . • )
Helicranium . . .

Heliopolis, vel On, )
Matarieh . . . )
Helisson FI. . • ■
Helisson FI., Daria .
Helissus, Aloni Stena
Helium Ostium . .
Hellespontus, Dar- )
da)iclles . . . )

Helorum

Helos

“Helvecones, Posen )
and Poland . . |
Helveti® Aqu®, j
Baden . . . . )

*Helvetii

*Helvii, Ardcche . .
Helvillum, Sigillo . .

Helvinus FI., Sail- )
oiello R. . . . )

Hemeroscopium, v. \
Dianium Pr., C. >
S. Martin . . )

Hem®um Pr., Ras |
Addar, or C. Bon )
Heph®stia, Cochino .
‘‘Heptanomi, postea )
Arcadia . . . )

Heraclea, Polichoro .
Heraclea .

Heraclea .

Heraclea .....
Heraclea, Heraclista.
Heraclea, St. Tropez.
Heraclea

Heraclea . . . . .

Heraclea, Ben Hani .
Heraclea ....
Heraclea ....
Heraclea, vel Lyn-

44 27
■t2 39
40 15

8 42 1

11

22 33 ]

35 33 N 42 45 E

31 33 N 35 9

36 10 N 54 36

42 34
33 58
42 19
38 22

30

38 0
37 34
37 38
51 58

[eraclea, v. Perin-
thus, Erekli . .

Heraclea Minoa .

Heraclea Pontica,
Bender Erekli .

Heraclea Sintica,
Demir Hisar .

Heracleopolis Mag-
na, Abnas . .

Heracleum, Cara-
pinna ....

Heracleum, Plata-
mona ....

Heracleum . . .

Heracleum Prom.,
Batoum . . .

Heraclius, vel Ba-
thys FI. . . .

Her®a ....

Her®um ....

Her®um Pr., Me -
langavi . , .

Her®us P., Agrio.

26 40
10 42
7 35

15 6
22 46
18 0

38 53 N 0 7
37 8 N 1

28 30 N (

' 16 39

21 35
21 .

22 22
27 12

6 43

26 45

27 37

35 48

36 51
49 31

40 48 N 21 27
27 56
13 20
31 29
23 30 E

42 15

21 52
27 37

22 51
38 2 |N I 22 53

INDEX.

21

Hcrbammi, v. Urbs I
Vetus, Orvieto . j
Herbito, CUadetla

Herculaneum . .

TIerculea I., Lundy
Herculem, ad . ■

Herculeum, v. ua- \
dateum Fretum, J
Sts. of Gibraltar 1
flerculeum Fretum, \
vel Gaditanura, 5
Sts. of Gibraltar )
Herculis Arm . . .

gerculis I., Vacalme
Herculis I. • • •

Herculis Castra _ .
Herculis Monoeci
p., Monaco . -
Herculis P. ■ ■ •

Herculis Pr., dint t
land Ft. . . . ,

Herculis Pr., c. »
Spartivento . . )

Herculis Templum .
Herculis, v.Cossanis )

p., Porto Ercole j
Herculis Labronis, \
vel Liburni P., >
Livorno • • • /

Herculis Pagus, \
Eregli . • • • )

♦Hercuniates . . .

Hercynii Montes, j
Btehmerwald . )
Hercynii, v. Sudeti 1
Ms., Erz <$• Bic - J

Herdunia, Ordona .
Herin M., Tom- j
men-y-Mur . . )

Herius FI. . • • •
Hermaeum Pr., Pluco
Hermasus S., G. of )

Smyrna . . • )

Hermanus FI. . • •
Herminius M., Ar- j
mino . • • • )

Hermione, Kaslri
*Hermiones . . . .

Hermionicus Sinus, j
Hydra . ... )
Hermon M., J. ed \
Duhy . ... )

Hermontbis, Ennent.
Hermopolis Magna, j
Ashmouncin . . '
Hermopolis Parva,
Damanhour . .

Herraopolitana
Phylace, Melaxni
•Hermunduri, Ba-
varia .... 1
Hermus FI., Sardbat.

♦Hemici

Herodium ....
Heroopolis ....
Hcroopolites Sinus, )
Suez . . . . (
Heroopoliticum, y. )
Drepanum Pr. . )

Herpa

’Herpiditani . . .
Herpis Garsis . . .
Ileshbon, v. Esbus, j
Hesban . . . j
Ileshmon, vel Azmon
Hesidrus, v. Zara-
drus FI., Sutlej .
Hespericus S. . .
Hesperides, vel Be-
renice, Ben Ghazi
Hesperidum.v.Gor-
gades Iaa. . .
Hesperidum Horti
Hesperu Keras, C.

Verdi . . .
Hessus, Petrinitza
Hetriculum, Lat-
tarico ....
Hibe, Kharjeh . .
Hibernia, vel Ierne j
}•, Ireland . . i
Hibernicus Ocea- \
nus, Irish Sea . j
Hiera, Aia Sia . . .
Hiera, vel Vulcania )
!•, Vulcano . . f

42 42
37 24

40 52
51 12

41 21

36 0

5 40 \V

ON 5 20 W 16
17 E

43 33 N 10 18

37 32
46 10
48 40

50 45
41 17
52 56
47 50
35 12

38 30
20 10

39 0
37 23
50 40
37 23 N
32 38
25 40
27 49

38 35
41 50
31 42
30 26

38

34 30
34 30

14 0J

35 25 I
32 35 I
30 53 I
30 31 I
30 55 I
11 20 1
27 40 1
13 20 1
35 16 1
32 17 1
32 50 1

I

0 J
53 40 I
39 7 I
38 22 I

Hiera Pr., Kheli
donia ....
Hierabriga, v. Ara-
briga ....
Hieracon, Beni Mo-
hammed . . .
Hieracone . . .
Hieraconopolis,

Abou Kilab ., .
Hieralis, Bashee .
Hierapolis, Pam-
bouk-kalessi . .
Hierapolis, vel
Bambyce . . .
Ilierapytna, Gera-
pietra . ... )
Hierasus, v. Porata )

FI., Pncth . . )
Hierna, Stragetli .
Hierocapia . . .

Hieromax, vel J ar-
mouk FI., She-
riat cl Mandhur .
or Yarmuk . .
Hieron M. . . .
Hieron Pr., Grec -
norePt. . . .
Hierosolynna, v. Je-
rusalem, Jerusa-
lem, or El Kuds .
HilEea, Halah, vel

Alee

*Hilleviones, v. Su-
iones . • • •
Himera, Bonfalino
Hiinera FI., Salso .
Himera FI., F. di
S. Leonardo . .

Hinnom Val. . .

Hippi I

Hippis Pr., Has
Benjaivad . .
Hippo .....
Hippo Regius (Ruins)
Hippo Zarytus, '
Benzerty or Bi-
zerta . . . •
Hippocui'ia Regia,
Hyderabad . .

Hippola, Kiputa .
Hippon ....
Hipponate, vel Te-
rineus S., Go. di
Sa. Eufemia . . ,
Hipponium, M. Leon
Hipponon, Shehr '
Arbieh ....
*Hippophagi . .
Hippos, Khurbct
es Sumrah . .
Hippos ....
Hippos M. . . .
Hippuris 1., Her -
monisi ....
Hira, prius Alexan-
dria

Hirminus FI., Ra-
ff usa . . . .
•Hirpini, in Prin-
cipato Ultra

*Hirri

Hisoris, Hoxissaa .
Hispalis, Seville . .
Hispellum, Spello
Hispiratis, Isper . .
Histioea, vel Oreus, )
Oreos . ... )

•Histiaei

*Histiceotis ....

Histonium, Vasto )
d'Ammone . . )
*IIistria, Istria . .
*IIobordene . . »

Holmi, Agha-liman .
Holon ......

Hoi wan, Chala, Kal- \
ebas, vel Hala, >
Sir Paul i Zohab )
“■Homeritm ....

Homolium ....

Ilomonada, Ermenak
*Homonadenses

I lor M. . . •
Horeb M. . .
Horma ^ . .
Horma . . .

Horrent ad . .

10

3

16

45

4

28 38
37 -56
36 20

56 19
34 50

40 45
52 12

16
38 10

3 45
32 22

62
37 58 N
37 12

31 44
38 26

39 36
36 48

36 30
32 36

38 55
38 44
28 39
50 0
32 46
32 52
25 28

41 14
59 0
26 36
37 28
43 0
40 46

38 57

39 40
42 7
45 20
39 10
36 19
31 22

34 30

14 50
39 51
36 42
36 50
30 25
28 30

42 25
41 2:

43 34

27 10 E
6 18 W

10 0
13 41

35 17
26 21

22 21
23 4

16 0
16 10
31 1
100 0
35 39
35 41
0

26 11

14 55
28 0
31 33
5 48
12 41
41 37
23 6
23 20

21 45
14 44
14 0
43 10
33 50
35 12

46 5

46 50

22 41
33 1
33

35 33
33 58

20 46

21 16
7

39 39
42 26

33 12
45

55 1
38 31
38 36

Horrea Margi, vel
Oromago . . . )

Horreum

Horta, Orta. . . .
Hor tense Urbinum, )
Urbino . . . )

Hossa

Hostilia, Ostiglia . .

Hunnum

Hyma

Hyampolis, Baydana
Hybla Heeraea, Cal- )
tagirone . . • j
Hybla Major, Pater- |

^yeeara, Carini . .
Hycesia I., Panaria .
Ilydala, Segesvar .
Hydaspes FI. . .

Hyde

Hydra ....
Hydramum . . .
Hydraotes FI., Ravce
Hydrea, Hydra .
Hydrea I., Hydra
Hydreum Apollinis
Hydreum Jo vis
HydriacesFl., Girishk
Hydruntium, Otranto
Hyetassa I., Gai -
tronisi ....

Hyla

Hvle

Hylica Ps., Likari
Hyllaicus P. . .
Hyllis Peninsula,
Sabioncello . .
Hyllus FI. ...
Hymettus M. . .
Hypaea I., Fitau . . .

Hypaspa

Hypana

Hypata, Patrajik . .
Hyperbormi, vel |
Rhipbcei M. . . j
Hvperesia, vel iEgira.
Hyperteleaton . . .

Hyphali

Hypbasis, v. Bibasis }
FI., Bcyah . . |
Hypius FI., Milan j

Hyppavis FI., Co- j
marina . . _ . j
Hypsa FI., Belici . .
Hypsele, Elouen |
Laknar . . . )

Hypsus, Stamnitza .
Hypsus . . . . .

^IIjTcania . . . .

Hyrcanium, v. Cas- \
pium Mare, Cas- >
pian . ... )
Hyria, vel Lysima- \
chia Ps., Angelo >
Kastro . . . )

HjTia, v. Uria, Oria .
Hju-ium, Rodi . _. .
Hyrmina, v. Ormi- )
na, Kastel Tor- >
ncse . . . . • ’

Hyrnetbion . . . .

Hysro

Hysdata . ...

Hysiee

Hyssus Ptus., Sour- )
menah . . . . )

Iacca, Jaca . .
Iadera, Zara . .
Iagatb ....
Ialysus . • • • .
Iambi, v. Lambi I.,
Brothers . . .

Iamnia, Yebna
[arano, Ciudadella
lamphorina . .

Iapygium Prom.,
Capo di Leuca .
Iapygumtria P. .
Iarmutb. vel Jeri-
mutb, Yurmuk .
*Iassii, Hungary .
Iassus

38 37
46 13
32 0

39 22
32 20
35 22
31 0
37 21
37 27
24 10

24 54

25 35

40 9

36 49
38 26

38 23

39 35
43 0
38 45

37 57
0

38 7

37 34

38 52

54 0
38

36 39
30 53

41 0

36 55

37 44
27 6
37 33

36 48

37 0

38 35 N

40 30 N

41 56 N

37 53

21
12 22

12 35
35 19
11 7

1 58
22 22
22 55
14 34

14 54

13 11

15 9
24 51

72

33 31
22 20
24 19

73

23 28
23 28

34 30
33 45
58 30
18 31

23 15
23 17
19 55
17 10
28 0
23 49
6 30
27 55

21 41

22 11

37 38

38 12
5

37 31
40 57

60

22 24
22 53
20

32

14 32
13 0
31 19
22

17 47
15 53

21 9

23 S
23 22
36 24

22 36
40 1

42

30

N

0

33

44

7

N

15

15

35

33

N

5

16

36

20

N

27

58

26

22

N

34

50

31

51

N

34

46

40

3

N

3

50

41

30

N

23

56

39

49

N

18

25

38

56

N

17

0

31

43

N

34

59

47

0

N

17

10

37

18

N

27

39

22

INDEX.

Place.

Lat

Long

No.

of

Map.

Iathrippa, v. Lath- j
rippa, Medina . (

25 3

N

39 59

E

23

Iatinum, postea )

Meldi, Meanx . )

48 56

N

2 54

E

13

Iatrum

43 32

N

25

41

E

10

Iatrus FI., llousita .

43 10

N

25

10

E

10

•Iazyges ....

47 0

N

37

0

E

1

16

Ibera, Rapiio . . .

40 36

N

0

38

E

»Iberia

41 40

N

44

35

E

*Iberingre, Thibet

29 0

N

95

0

E

25

Iberus FI., Katsi . .

41 25

N

43

0

E

22

Ibcrus FI., Ebro . .

40 43

N

0 50

E

16

Ibium, Minieh . . .

28 5

xN

30

36

E

18

Ibleam

32 28

N

35

2

E

20

Ibliodurum ....

49 6

N

5

58

E

13

Icarium Mare . . .

37 30

N

26

30

E

9

Icarus FI., Koksali .

37 8

N

70

0

E

24

Icarus I., Nicaria
•lceni, Norfolk , )

37 37

N

26

10

E

9

11

Suffolk , and l

Cambridgeshire )

52 25

N

0

30

E

Ichana, Icana . . .

36 47

N

15

4

E

5

Ichnoe

39 22

N

22

5

E

8

Ichnce, v. Isclmce . .

36 18

N

39

4

E

22

•Ichthyophaqi . . .

26 0

N

60

0

E

24

‘-Ichthyophagi . . .

25 30

N

34

30

E

18

Ichthyophagorum S.

24 45

N

53

20

E

23

Ichthys Pr. Katakolo

37 38

N

21

10

E

-

Icid magus ....

45 6

N

4

0

E

13

Iciniacum, Heisses- 1

48 42

N

10

53

E

14

Iconium, Koniych .

37 52

N

32

40

E

19

Icosium

36 34

N

1

34

E

17

Ictis, St. Michael's .

50 7

N

5

22

W

11

Ictymidi

45 47

N

8

2

E

3

Icidisna, Angouleme

45 37

N

0

10

E

13

Ida M., Psiloi'iti . .

35 13

N

24 45

E

9

Ida M., Ida or Gaz )
dagh . ... ]
Idalium, Dalin . .

39 45

N

26 55

E

19

35 1

N

33

29

E

19

Idamene

11 13

N

22

26

E

10

Idara, Dcrayeh . .

25 2

N

46

12

E

23

Ide

40 27

N

26

35

E

10

Idex FI., Idice . . .

44 35

N

11

33

E

3

Idicra

36 17

N

5

45

E

17

Idimum

Idistavisus Cam- \

44. 9

N

21

0

E

10

pus, near Deister >
Berg . ... )

52 15

N

9

12

E

14

16

Idubeda M. ...

39 0

N

1

30

W

•Idumcea ....

31 10

xN

34

45

E

20

Idumania FI., )

Blackwater . . J

51 45

N

1

0

E

11

Idymus

37 3

N

28 40

E

19

Iena FL, Crce . . .

55 0

N

4

35

W

12

Iena vEst., Wigton \

Bay . ... )

54 45

N

4 15

W

12

Ienysus

31 16

N

34

14

E

20

Ierax

30 40

N

29 26

E

18

Iesona

42 11

N

1

2

E

16

Iespus

41 13

N

0 38

E

16

lgcedita, v. Egita- \

nia, Idanha a >
Nova . ... )

39 51

N

7

2

W

16

Igilgilis, Jijeli . . .

36 47

N

5

44

E

17

Igilium I., I. del }
Giglio . ... \

42 20

N

10

57

E

4

Iguvium, Gubbio . .

43 21

N

12

38

E

3

Iim

31 14

xN

34

26

E

20

Ila

26 47

N

53

56

E

24

Ila FI., Wick . . .

58 24

N

3

5

W

12

Ilargus FL, Illcr . .

47 54

N

10

10

E

15

Ildum, Cuevas . . .

40 2C

N

0

5

E

16

Ilei

37 25

N

23

18

E

7

*Ilercaones, Ara- )
gon, & c. . . . \

41 20

N

0

0

E

1G

'•Tlercaones, Valencia

39 4C

N

0

3C

W

16

Ilerda, Lcrida . . .

41 40

N

0 28

E

16

*Ilergetes, Aragon )
and Catalonia . )

41 50

N

0 30

E

16

Ilipa

37 25

N

6

25

W

16

Hipula M., Sierra )
Nevada . . . )

37 10

N

3

30

w

16

Hissus FI

37 55

N

23

4.4

E

7

Ilistra, Illiser a . .

37 11

N

33

11

E

19

Ihum, v. Cestria, }
Palcea Venetia j

39 35

N

20 21

E

8

Ilium M

36 45

N

22

3C

E

7

Ilium Novum, His- )
sarjik . ... \

39 58

N

26

18

E

19

Illiberis, postea )

. Helena, Fine . j

42 34

N

2 58

E

13

Illicis, Elche . . .

38 26

N

0 42

W

16

Illicitanus S. . . .

38 (

N

C

(

E

16

Hlunum, Villena

38 31

N

0

55

W

16

Illurco, Illora . . .

37 25

N

4

101 YV

16

♦Illvricum ....

44 0

N

17

0 E

15

Ilorei, v. Eliocroca,
Lorca ....
Ilurbida ....
Iluro . . . • •
Ilva, v. JEthalia I., I
Elba . ‘

Imachara, Cerami
Imams M., Fared
Carrosa . . .
Imbros I., Imbro
Iinbros, Imbro
Iuachorium . .
Inachus FI., Banitzt
Inachus, v. Aclie-
lous FI., Aspro
Potamo ...
Inapha . . • ■
Inarimc, v. zEnaria,
v. Pithecusa I.,
Ischia ....
Inaromia . . .

Inatos

Incitaria ....
*Indaprathce, Thibe
Inde, Nandair
Indenea, vel Sar-
nade, TraiuniTc .
Indi Ostia . . .
Indicomordana. .
Indicus Oceanus .
*Incligeti, Catatonic
Indo Scythia, Hin-
dustan ....
Indus, v. Sinthus,
v. Sindus FI.,
Indus ....
Indus FI., Data -
chai . . .
Industria, v. Bodin-
comagus, Monteu j
*Ingcevones, Den-
mark, Hanover ,
and Holland
*Ingauni, Genoa .
Ingaunuin Albium,
Albenga . . .
Ingena, postea
Abrincatui,
Avranclies . .
*Ingine ....
Inimurium, St.
Michael . . .
Insubres, Lomban
Intemelii, Genoa
Intemelium Albi-
um, Vintigmiglia
Interamna, Tcrni
Interamna, ad,
Lirim, Terarne .
Interamna Prcetu-
tina, Teramo .
Interamnia, S. A.

della Fiera . .
Interamnia, Tcrmo
Interamnia . . .
Interamnia, Villa - <

Intercalia . .
Intercisa, Furlo
Interocrea, Antro- ]
doco . . .
Interpromium,

S. Valentino
Intibili . . .
Intium . . .

Invi Castrum, In-
castro . ■

Iolcos, Volo Castle
*Iolisitre, El Ahsa
Iomnium, Algier .
Ionussa . . .

Ion FI., Cachia
Ionaca . . .
*Ionia . . ..
Ionici, vel Nici
Ionium Mare .
Ionopolis, v. Abon-
tichos, Ineboli
*Iontii . . .

Ios I., . . . .

Ios, Babitza

Ios I

Iotapata . . .
Iotape I., Nomahn
Ipn®, Zagora .
Ipsus ....
Irene, Kittan .

Lat.

Long.

No.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No. 1

Map

lap.

37 41

N

1 51

tv

16

[renopolis, vel.Sala- )
minias, Salamie )

34 55 N

37 0

E

21

N

4 31

\V

16

Il ia Flavia, lil 1’(‘- j

42 37 N

8 38

W

1G

. 41 32

N

2 26

L

16

dr on . ... )

10 15

E

Iria FL, Staffer a . .

44 51 N

9 10

2

3

42 45

N

Irine I., Platia . .

37 30 N

22 55

2

7

. 37 45

N

14 30

E

5

Iris FI., To kat Su .

40 28 N

36 30

12

19

E

41 48 xN

41 45

12

22

42 2

N

13 56

4

Is, Izanesopolis, v. j

33 38 N

42 37

22

. 40 10

N

25 50

E

9

Carmanda . . j

. 40 8

N

25 55

E

9

Isaca, v. Isea Fl., |
.5f. Mamj . . . j

50 55 N

3 30

W

11

. 35 20

N

23 32

E

9

37 42

N

22 35

E

7

Isacae Ost., Ex . . .

50 37 N

3 27

w

11

38 45

N

21 23

E

8

Isamnium Prom., }
Killard Pt. . . )

54 17 N

5 30

w

12

Isanus FL, Hismo .

41 30 N

19 45

E

10

. 24 33

N

48 12

E

23

Isara FL, Oise . . .

49 40 I'

3 20

E

13

*Isarci, in Lombardy

45 50 N

9 0

E

3

40 43

N

13 52

E

4

Isargus F1., Iscr . .

48 10 N

11 40

E

15

Isarus FL, Eisach

46 37 N

11 30

E

15

. 43 25

N

16 46

E

15

*Isatich£e ....

30 10 I*

56 30

E

21

. 35 3

N

25 20

E

9

Isaura

37 12 N

32 32

E

19

. 42 23

N

11 10

E

4

*Isauria

37 30 is

32 0

E

19

30 0

N

N

90 0

E

25

Isca I., St. Mary . .

49 54 J

6 15

W

11

. 19 10

77 25

E

25

Isca FL, Usk . . .

51 40 N

2 50

W

11

N

17 40

15

50 44 N

3 32

W

11

44 10

E

Isca, Caerlcon . . .

51 37 N

2 55

W

11

\ 24 0

N

67 30

E

25

Isclmce, v. Ichnce . .

36 18 ]v

39 4

E

22

. 37 56

N

66 40

E

24

Ischia

31 4 N

17 30

E

17

. 0 0

N

80 0

E

1

Ises F1., Ips . . .

47 54 N

15 0

E

15

42 10

N

2 40

E

16

Isidrm, ad ... •

41 48 N

41 48

E

22

N

E

25

15 30 IS

40 50

E

23

; 27 0

Isinisca, Peis . . .

48 0 N

11 50

E

15

Isionda

37 1 Is

30 40

E

19

28 0

N

70 0

E

25

Ismenus FL, . . .

38 20 >

23 20

E

8

i

Isone

34 53 N

45 46

E

22

| 37 0

N

29 0

E

19

38 26 Is

23 27

12

8

Issa I., et opp. Lissa

43 4 N

16 10

E

15

| 45 12

N

32 37 h

35 27

E

20

♦Issedones ....

43 0 b

104 0

E

1

! 53 20

N

9 0

E

14

Issicus S., G. of )
Iskcndcrun . . )

36 30 ]s

35 45

E

19

1

Issoria, Glykys . .

39 23 >

20 37

E

8

. 44 5

N

8 0

E

3

Issus, (ruins) . . .

36 56 >

36 10

E

19

] 44 4

N

8 12

E

3

•Istcevones, IV est- |
phalia , &c. . . i

51 30

7 45

E

14

j 48 40

N

1 20

W

13

Ister, vel Danubius \
FL, Danube . . )

43 45 I-

25 30

E

10

Isli Pr

37 32 £

25 59

E

9

N

41 45

E

22

Isthmus

37 54 >

23 0

E

7

j 47 8

N

13 40

E

15

Istros I., Giali . .
Isti-us, v. Istropolis, )

36 40 J
44 22 ?

27 10

28 50

E

E

D

10

ly 45 38

N

9 0

E

3

Ister . ... )

. 43 55

N

7 45

E

3

Isura I., Dauss . .

25 12

52 59

E

23

] 43 46

N

7 43

E

3

Isurium, v. Gallu- >
nis, Aldboi'ough )

54 41

1 25

W

11

. 42 3^

N

12 36

E

4

Italica

37 34 1

5 54

W

1G

] 41 27

N

13 39

E

4

I tamos P

Itanus, Sitano . . .

28 40
35 6

48 55
26 13

E

E

23

9

j 42 41
| 39 41

N

N

13 47
16 21

E

E

4

5

Ithaca I., Teaki .
Ithaca, vel Alalco- )
mence, Bathi . j
Itliar, vel Thar . .

38 20
38 20
25 40

20 40
20 40
50 12

E

E

E

8

8

23

li 42 0

N

15 1

E

4

Ithome

21 44

E

8

. 41 7

N

8 5

W

16

Ithome, Mavromaki .

37 12 1

* 21 57

E

7

] 42 24

N

5 31

W

16

Ithora, Vouria . .
Ilium Pr., C. Orisncz

38 30
50 51

21 17
s 1 32

E

E

8

13

. 41 51

N

5 12

W

16

Itius P., Wissant . .

50 53

1 38

E

13

. 43 37

N

12 4C

E

3

Itonus

39 si:

\T 22 42

E

8

j 42 2C

N

13 4

E

4

Ituna Fl., Ithnan
Ituna ALst

57 20
54 50

2 0
ST 3 30

\\

W

12

12

| 42 14

N

13 59

E

4

Itunam, ad, Gleu- )

57 24 1

* 2 11

w

12

. 40 2C

N

0 23

E

16

*Iturcea et Traclionitis

33 20

ST 36 15

E

20

. 36 3C

N

37 25

E

21

Itys FL, Shi of . .

57 o :

ST 5 20

\\

12

15

9

j 41 3C

N

12 52

E

4

Iuenna, Voclkermarkt
Iulis, Zea . . .

46 37
37 39

sT 14 40
sT 24 22

E

E

. 39 2i

N

22 58

E

8

«Tverni, Kerry .

52 o:

sr 9 (

W

12

. 25 1

N

49 1(

E

23

Ivernus Fl., Kcnmarc

51 44 .

* 10 (

W

12

. 36 51

N

2 57

E

17

Ixia, Uxtico . .

35 55 :

ST 27 52

E

9

. 29 31

N

71 10

E

25

Izanesopolis, Is, v. )

33 38

ST 42 37

E

22

. 39 51

N

21 32

E

8

Carmanda . . i

. 28 47

N

51 0

E

24

Izitzi, v. Tzitzi .

23 50

M 32 45

E

18

. 38 I

N

27 3(

E

19

1

. 0 i

N

42 3(

E

1

. 38 3C

N

20

E

8

J.

J 41 5(

N

33 46

E

19

.Tabadii I., Sumatra

3 0

V 98

E

25

\ 36 4
. 36 4-

N

N

7 40
25 20

E

E

17

9

Jabes Galaad, vel 1
Jabisus . . . }

32 30

N 35 4'

E

20

. 37 2v

N

N

22 IS

24 11

E

E

7

9

Jabok, v. Jobacus (
F1., Wady Zurka j

32 18

N 35 5C

E

20

. 33

N

35 2?

E

20

Jabruda, Februd .

33 58

NT 36 4(

E

21

. 27
. 39 2

N

N

35 K
23

E

E

23

8

♦Jaccetani , Navarre )
and Aragon . . )

42 40

N 1

\\

1G

N

30 35

E

19

Jaezcr Torr. . .

31 53

35 4

E

20

. 12

N

72 45

E

25

Jair

32 52

N 35 5

E

20

INDEX.

23

Japba • • • • •

japlna, I dfa . .

jarkou Torr., Nahr
1 el Avj cl . . .

jasonium . . .

jasulones, Barok . .

jattir, Attir . . .
•jaxartce . . • ■

jaxartes FI., Sir or j
Sihon . . . • )

Jnzorus, Seir . . .

•Jazyges Meta- J
nast®, Hungary )
jeilna, Idhna . . .

Jekud

jerachum. ....

♦Jericho

Jericho, v. Ilienchus
Jerimuth, vel J ar- 1
ninth, Yurmuk )
Jerusalem, v.Hiero- )
golyma, El Kads , j
or Jerusalem . )
Jethira .....
Jezreel, Zcrin . .

Jobacus, v. Jabok ]

FI., Wady Zurlca )
Joglandum, ad, Cog- )
aiano . ... )
Jokueam .....
Jomanes, vel Dia-
muna FI., Jumna
Joppa, vel Japho,

Yafa ....
Jordanes FI., She-
riat el Kebir
Jordanis Fons,

Phiala Lacus .
Jovalia, Valpo
Jovavum, Sultzburg
Jovem, ad . . .
Jovia, Semevecz .
Jovis Pagus . . .

Jovis Pr

Jovis Casii Temp.

Jovis Latialis Temp.
Jovis Paleni Temp.,

5. Benedetto
Jovis Urii Temp. .
Jovisura, Landshut
Joza, vel Julia Tra-
ducta, Tarifa .
Jucara ....
Jucundin . . .
‘Judaea ....
Judah Desertum .
‘Judah, Tribus .
Julia Apta, Apt .
Julia Fidentia, Po. )
S. Donnino . .
Julia Tiaducta, vel
Joza, Tarifa
Julia Castra, Trujillo
Julia Gordus, Ghi-
urdiz ....
Julia Pax, Beja .
Juliacum, Julius .
Juliae, vel Carnicae
Alpes ....
Juhas, Bethsaida
pr. Chorazin,

Tell ....
Juki Forum, Civi-
dade di Friuli .
Julii Forum, Frtjus
Julii Vicus, vel
Atures, Aire
Juliobona, Lille-
bonne ....
Juliobriga, Reynosa
Juliomagus, postea
Andecavi, Angers
Juliopolis . . .

J ulium ( Caimicum) ,
Zuglio ....

J uncar ia, Junqucra
Junonial. . . .
Junonis Fontes,
Calelicro ...
Junonis Prom., C.

Trafalgar . ,
Jura Mons . . .
Justiniana Secunda,
vel Ulpiana,
Kousnik l

*Juthungi, Moravia
Juttah, i uttah

32 57
32 42

37 15 I
31 1
23 ]
0 ]

31 ‘

31 ■

41 10
48 30
36 5
29 40
31 53
31 35
31 30
31 24

43 49

44 53

39 21
38 54
38

50 54

32 58

46
43 27
43 43
49 32
42 59

47 30
37 39
46 25
42 24
28 30

35 5
67 0
0

35 55
19 40j E
34 59

34 35
56 2

35 25
35 28

34 58

35 22
35 50
11 39
35

77 30
34 48

35 5
18 27

13

1 15
16 40
21 10
80 15
35 55
12 40

14

29

12

5 33
47 48
23 57
35

35 25
35

5 23

10

5

5

28
7 40

6 20

36 14 I
47 0 1

35 40

13 27
6 46
0 15
0 32
3 56
0 35
39 22
12 52
2 51
18 0
11 10
6 0
6 50
j N | 20 45

49 10
31 28

16 10
35 9

Kat)esh Bamea .
Kadesh Bamea .
Ivalchas, Hala, PIol-
wan, vel Chala .
Kalos Limen, Calo-
limonia . . .
Kanah, Kuna . .
Ivarsi, vel Charsa,
Kars ....
Kataba, vel Bana .
Katara, El Biddah
Kedesh, Kedcs
Ivedron Torr.,

Wady Ridron .
Kerax ....
•Kerdanitae, El
Hejaz ....
Kerjathaim, Et
Teim, ....
Kerkas ....
Ivindius M. . . .
Kirjath Jearim,
Kuryet cl Enaib
Kison FI., Nahr el
Mukutta . . .
‘Kithebanitce, vel
Gebanitee, El
Yemen. . . .
Klymna, v. Klysma
Kodrium, Dobrin
Koros FI. ...
•Kottabani, Oman
Krite, Aita . . .
Krithotis . . .
Kuriat, Has Hcira,
Ivuron Limen . .
Kynortion M. . .

31 8

V

34 54(1

E

20

30 43

N

35 22

E

18

34 30

N

46 5

E

22

34 55

N

24 50

E

9

33 16

N

35 18

E

20

40 33

N

43 5

E

22

14 0

N

44 27

E

23

25 15

N

51 32

&

23

. 33 9

N

35 32

E

20

31 44

N

35 25

E

20

. 41 7

N

20 40

E

10

23 25

N

40 10

E

23

31 43

N

35 54

E

20

. 38 24

N

23 35

E

8

. 23 0

N

78 0

E

25

| 31 49

N

35 8

E

20

1 32 42

N

35 10

E

20

j 18 10

N

46 45

E

23

. 28 57

N

32 29

E

18

. 40 48

N

20 10

E

10

N

21 53

E

7

. 22 3C

N

55 50

E

23

. 43 i

N

27 5;

E

10

. 40 2

N

26 4;

E

10

. 23 2{

N

58 5E

E

23

. 43 3

K

28 4'

E

10

. 37 33IN

23

E

7

Labatanis . . . •

Labbara, vel Liba, 1
Kalah Sherkat . )
‘Lab eat es . . . .

Laberus, Kells . . .
Labicana Via . . .

cum, La Colonna
Labores, ad, Mohacs
Labotas FI. ... .
Labranda . . . .

Labris ....
Labyrinthus . .
Lacedsemon, vel )
Sparta . . . |

Laceria ....

Lachchere, Kataba
Lacinium Pr., Capo ]
delle Colonne
Lacinon Ms.

Lacipea ....
Lacobriga . .
Lacobriga, Lagos
•Laconia . . .

Kolokythia . .
Lacotena . . .
Lacotena, Viran -
sliehr ....
Lacter Pr. . . .
Lactodorum, vel
Lutudarum,
Bowccster . .
Lactora, Lectoure
Ladesto, Lagosto

Ladocea ....
Ladon FI. ...
Ladon FI., llufia .
‘Leeanitse, El Alisa
Lreanites Sinus
•Lreceni, El Alisa
Lffidus FI., Le Loir
Lremus M.

Leepa. Lcpe . .
‘Laevi, Piedmont .
Lagania ....
‘Laganici . . .

Lagaria, La Nucan
Lagectum v. Legeo-
lum, Castleford
Lagon ....

23 47

>7

58 1

E 23

35 29

*

43 15

E 22

42 15 1

'J

19 20

E 15

53 22

6 49

W 12

41 52

\T

12 35

5 5

41 48

\T

12 43

5 4

45 56

V

18 41

5 15

36 50

Nr

36 40

E 21

37 20

V

27 45

E 9

23 57

V

49 31

E 23

29 20

V

31 1

E 18

37 5

N

22 26

E 7

39 28

N

22 45

E 8

42 0

1 30

E 16

13 55

N

44 55

E 23

39 6

N

17 14

E 5

39 45

N

21 17

E 8

. 39 35

N

5 35

W 16

. 42 27

N

4 36

W 16

. 37 10

N

8 36

W 16

. 37 0

N

22 35

E 7

36 40

N

22 43

E 7

. 37 50

N

37 36

E 21

38 7

N

38 23

E 19

N

27 0

E 9

52 7

N

1 0

W 11

. 43 56

N

0 37

E 13

. 42 45

N

16 55

E 15

a 44 50

N

17 9

E 15

N

22 9

E 7

N

21 35

E 7

. 37 40

N

21 5]

E 7

. 27 30

N

48 4(

E 23

. 28 15

N

49 10

E 23

. 27 12

N

47 10

E 23

. 47 4c

N

0 5C

E 13

. 23 4,

N

39

E 23

. 37 1,

IS

7

W 16

. 45 1

N

8 Y

E 3

. 40

X

31 5(

E 19

. 2S 5

N

20

E 17

a 40

N

16 2

E 5

53 4

X

1 2

W 11

’. 37 2

; x

30 1

E 19

LagusaLjCaj-r/iofma ;

Lagussee, vel Ca- >
lydnae I. . . . j
Lais, vel Dan, Tell |
cl Kadi . . . )

Lala

‘Laletani, Catalonia
Lama, Lamego . .
Lamasba, Tagga . .
Lamate, v. iEmate, 1
Bastai . . . )

Lambaesa, Medra- I
shem . . • |

Lambi, vel Iambi j
I., Brothers . . )

Lambia, Yenbo . .
Lambrus FI., Lambro
Lametes FI., Lamato
Lametia, S. Eufemia
Lamia, Zitouni . .
Laminas, ad Ferrata
Laminium, Alambra
Lampe, v. Lappa
Lampeia M., Astras

Lamprea

Lamprea Infr. . . .
Lampsacus.ia?npsa^i

Lancia

Lancia Oppidana, )
Guar da . . . )
Lancia 'Transcu- \
dana, Ciudad >
Rodrigo . . . )

Langascum, Lan - 1
gasco . . . . )

‘Langobardi, Alt- \
mark and Mittcl- >

Langobriga, Car- )
vallios . . . . j

Lanuvio, sub . .

Lammum, C. la 1
Vigna . ... )

Laodicea

LaodiceaCombusta, )
Ladik ....
Laodicea ad Liba-
niun, v. Scabicsa,
Djussi el Dje-
dede ....
Laodicea ad Ly-
cum, Eslci Ladik )
Laodicea, ad Mare,
Latakia . . .
Lapathus . . .
Lapdia, Titeri
Lapethus, Lapito .
Laphystius M. . .
Lapidaria . . .
Lapidariorum Castra
Lapidem, ad . .
Lappa, v. Lampe .
Lapurdum, Bayonne
Lar, Tadaret
Lar, FI. . .
Laranda ....
Laranda, Karaman
‘Larice, Gujerat
Larice, Lack . .
Larinumj Larino
Vecchio . . .
Larissa ....
Larissa, Yenicher
or Larissa . .
Larissa ....
Larissa, Phriconis
Larissa, Nimrud .
Larissa, vel Sizara,
Kalat Seyar
Larissa Cremaste .
Larissus FI., Risso
Larius Lacus, L. di
Como ....
Larymna . . .
Larysius M. . .
Las, vel Asine . .
Lasa, v. Callirrhoe

Lasea

Lasharon . . .
Lasion, Lala . .
Latania ....
Latlirippa, v. Jath
rippa, nr. Medina
Latina, Tchardah
Latina Via . . .
•Latium, Cam-
pagna di Roma

35 25 N

45 15 1

38 58 1

39 3 I
38 54 1
42
38

26 28 ]
26 59 J
43 23l]

22 49 ]

21 27
9 15 ]

23 18

22 34
22 33
35 42

24 49
34 58
21 44
30 59

E

39 59 E
22 22 ]
12 34 ]

24

INDEX.

Latmicus S., Baffi )
Denizli . . . )

Latinos, Baffi . . •

Latmus M

Latopolis, v. Laton, )
Esneh . ... )
Latovicorum Prae- \
torium, Neustad- >

tel ;

Laturus S

Laud FI., WadNekor
Laumellum, Lomello.
Laureata, Abadessa .
Lauren tina Via . .
Laurentinum Pli- j
nii, La Piastra . )
Laurcntum, Patei'no .
Lauriacum, Enns . .
Lauronum, Taber - 1

nos )

Laus, Scalea . . .
Laus FI., Lao . . .
Laus Pompeia, Lo-
di Veccliio . .
Laus S., Go. di Po-
licastro . . .
Lavara, Aveiro . .
Lavatree, Bowes . .
Lavinium, Pratica .
Lebadia, Livadia . .

Lebedus

Lebena, Lionda . .
Lebinthos I., Levitha
Lebonah, Lubban . .

Lechaeum ....
Lectum Pr., Baba

Lederata

Ledon

Ledra, Nicosia . . .

Lees

*Legae

Legeolium, vel La- \
gectum, Castle - >

ford )

Legio (Septimo Ge- )
mina), Leon . . i
Legio, v. Megiddo, j
Ml Lejiun . . )

Leictrum

Lelandros I., Stenosa.
Lemance, Lympne

Leraanis P

Leman us L., Geneva.

Lemelli

Lemnos I., Lemnos .
Lemnos, Lemnos , .
‘Lemovices, Upper )
Vienna . . . j
•Lemovii, Pomera - j
nia

Lemovorum Dacto- \
num, Mon forte J
de Lemos . . . )
Lentia, Lint? . . •
Leon Pr., Leon . . .
Leontes FI., Nahr )
el Kasimieh . . j
Leontini, Lentini . ,
Leontini Campi, )
Piano di Catania j
Leontinus S., G. of j
Catania . . . j
Leontium, A. Ianni .
Leontopolis, Er )
Ran slieh . . , )
Leontopolis, Tel )
Basta .... )
Leontopolis, vel Vi- i
cus Judaeorum, >
Tel Joudien . . '
Leparasi, Almas .
Lepethymnus M. .
Lepidi ftegium, llcg-

gio i

Lepidoton, El Tc- )
hemas . ... )
‘Lepontii, Switzer - )
land . . . . J

Lepreum

Lepsia I„ Lipso . ,
Lepte Acra, Ras )
Benas . . . . |
Leptis Magna, Lebdali
LeptisParva, Lamta.
Lerna, Mgli . . . .

Leros I.

Lesbos I., Mytilene .

37 33 N
37 27 N
37 35 N
25 15 N

35 2
34 50

N
N

41 41
48 14) N

39 46
39 55

39 54

40 37
54 28

41 40
3S 26

38 5

34 56
37 0
32 4
37 56

39 30
44 55

37

35 9
13 25
41 30

53 45

32 35
37 19
37 6
51
51

46 26
35 54
39 55
39 55
45 40

48 16
34 54
33 18
37 17 N
37 25 N
37 20 N
!8 7 N
!3 50 N
30 41 N

. 47 45
. 39 20

23 53
32 35
35 40
37 34
37 10
39 10

27 35
27 50

15 11

l 20
3 45
8 45

16 24
12 26
12 21
12 24
14 32

15 35
8 39
1 55
12 29
22 54
27 1
24 55
26 34
35 14
22 54
26 4

21 30

22 35
33 30
45

47 30

22

25 50
1 4

1 5
6 30
4 30
25 10
25 5
1 30

14 21
'24 44
35 30
14 59

14 45

15 10
21 56
35 27
31 23

W 16
W 11
E

21 44
26 45
35 45
14 10
10 54

22 43
26 50
26 25

Leshem, vel Dan, )
Tell el Kadi . . )
Lessa, Ligurio . . .

‘Lestae

Lete

Lethseus FI

LethaeusFl., Messara
Letoa I., Guardiani .
Le trine, Aiannis . .
Letus,v. Latonae Ci- )
vitas . . . . )
Leuca, S.M. di Lexica
•Leucadia ....

Leucffi I

Leuc® Camp. . . .
Lencae P., Ft. Pu- ]
lithra . ... )
Leucarum, Lwghor .
Leucas I., Leuca- )
dia, or Sta. Maura )
Leucas, S/a. Maura .
Leucate Pr., Dueato .
Leuce, Lefke . . .
Leuce Acte ....
Leuce Camini . . .
Leuce, vel Achillis \
I., Adasi, or Set'- >
pent's I. ... t
Leuce Come, v. Al- \
bus Pagus, El j
Houra . ... J
Leuce Nape ....
Leuceris, Lovere . .
*Leuci, Vosges . . .
Leuci M., Lcoka . .

Leuciana

Leucimna Prom., )
Alcfkimo . . . )

Leucolla

Leucopetra Pr., C. )
dell' Armi . . )
Leucosia I., Piana .
Leucothea, vel Lu- \
cinte Civ., v.^Ei- >
lethyia, El Kab )
Leuctra, Lefka . .
Leuctrum, Leftro . .
*Leuni, Bavaria . .
Leuotheum Pr. . .

Leupbana, Luneburg
Leusaba, Varaslouka
Leusinium, Douba .
Leusomanes, Czoba .
Leutucanum, Vo- '
gintze ....
Lexianae, Leet . .
♦Lexovii, Oine . .

Liba

Liba, vel Lab' ara,
Kalah Sherkat .
*Libanotophorus, v
Thurifera Pegio
Libanus, vel Leba-
non Mons, Jebel
Libnan . . .

Libero, Viverone . .
*Libicii, Piedmont .
Libisosia, v. Augusti )
Forum, Lezuza . )
Libnius FI., Liffexj .
Libora, vel JEbura,
v. Talabrica, Pa-
laver a de la Rey-
na

Libum . . . .
Libunea, Navia .

i-Libya ....
‘Libya Extr. . .
Libya Palus . . .
Libya Ps., Al Sibkali
‘Libyarchce . . .
Libyciun Mare . .
Libycus M., Gebcl )
Silsili . . , . )
xjcini Forum, Jncinc
Licus FI., Lech
Liger FI., Loire .
^Liguria, Genoa $ 1
Piedmont . . . ]
Ligusticus S., G. di \
Genova . . . [

Lilma

Lilybaeum Pr., C.
di Boco . . .

Lat.

Long.

No.

of

Mnp.

33 15 N

35 3S E

90 L
20 L

37 37 N

23 3 E

7 L

15 0 N

99 0 E

25 L

40 44 N

22 54 E

10

21 50 E

8

35 5 N

25 0 E

9 L

38 8 N

20 26 E

8 L

37 42 N

21 24 E

7 Li

30 5 N

31 15 E

10 L
18 L

39 50 N

18 25 E

5 L

3S 45 N

20 45 E

8

35 29 N

24 10 E

9 L

36 46 N

22 55 E

7 L

37 7 N

22 55 E

7

7 L

51 39 N

4 OM

11

38 45 N

20 40 E

Q D

8 L

38 50 N

20 43 E

8 L

38 33 N

20 32 E

8 L

40 14 N

29 59 E

19 ‘1

40 34 N

27 0 E

10

31 35 N

24 0 E

17

45 10N

30 10 E

10 L

25 1 N

37 12 E

I.

23 L

31 20 N

23 40 E

L

17

45 52 N

10 3 E

3 L

48 30 N

6 0 E

13

35 17 K

24 0 E

9 L

39 46 N

5 17 V

16

39 27 N

20 4 E

o L
8 L

34 55 N

33 58 E

19 L

38 0 N

15 40 E

5 L

40 14 N

14 54 E

4 L

25 9 N

32 49 E

L

18 I

38 17 ?>

23 13 E

L

8 I

36 51 N

22 17 E

7 L

48 7 N

12 0 E

15 L

36 39 ^

31 42 E

19 L

53 31 N

10 28 E

14 I

44 23 >

17 33 E

15 L

42 34 >

18 18 I'

15 L

47 38 N

18 54 E

la L

45 15 N

18 42 E

15 *

20 5 IS

40 58 E

23

49 0 >

0 10 E

13 L

36 45 Is

41 21 L

22 *

35 29 b

43 15 I

22 *

23 0 >

57 15 1

23 1

33 40 Is

35 45 I

20 [

44 43 >

8 51 P

I

3

45 24 >

8 1 I

3 ]

45 20 Is

8 0 1

3

38 5S Is

2 30 'N

V 1C

53 22 ?■

6 30

v 12

39 59 ?

4 52

V 16

40 39

29 58

19

43 34

6 44

V 16

44 30

15 50 :

15

41 43 ?

14 33

4

■I 23 0

17

30 0

26 0

5 17

14 0

15 0

E 1

5 17

33 20

8 40

31 40

ST 23 20

i 17

. 33 0 i

V 22 0

E 17

24 37

\T 32 45

E 18

45 47

NT 9 17

E 3

. 47 45

S 10 50

E 15

. 47 23

N 1 0

W 13

44 40

N 8 30

E 3

44 0

N 9 0

E 3

N 22 27

E 8

37 48

N 12 29

E 5

nunForum, Ponte >
da Lima . . . /

, Lambay .

Pictavi, Poictiers

ones, Cham-
pagne and Bur-
gundy ....

41 42 J

5i 7 r
39 30 i

38 52?
53 25 ?

39 51 I
46 34 J

36 20 I
16

iN
IN
5 N

44 45 I

47 40
38 30
38 29
40 15
40 44
46 0 1

45 48
41 2’
4C Ed

icaiicum, Calta
Fimi . . . .
Locri Epizephyrii,
Pagliapoli . .

)cri

Locri Ozolee . .

Locris Opuntia
ocoritum, Gemu
den ....

42 10
35 15

41 50
5

42 10
46 52
40 55

43 10
31 53

44 13
35 10
35 0

45 55
39 35

38 22 I
2

38 23
38 45
38 40
50 8

gusta, London . i

Lotophagi
jotophagites
Jerbah .

Louentium, v. Lu- \
entium, Llandewi >
Brevy . ... )
Loxa FI., Loth . .
Lubium ....
Luca, Lucca . .
♦Lucania, Basili- )
cata , $c. ... |
•Luceni, Limerick )
and Kerry . . j
‘Lucenses, Galicia
Lucentum, v. Lon- >
guntica, Alicante j
Luccria, Lucera .

No.

of

Mnp.

~1?

19

16

8 33 >

17 6 I
21 53 I

21 10 I
6 0 '

22

0 16 I
17 58
30 11
75

0 31 ’
3 56 >
28

11 45 1

5 0

14 5'

15 <

23 13

5 50

12 43 J

46 42 I
51 30

45 54
54
42 45 1
56 20 I
23 40
44 46
41 54

46 14

32 30

33 50 1
49 33 I

58

42 19 I

43 53 I

40 20 I
52 30
43
38 23

41 30

12 41

13 45

23 5

24 10
23 39

19 33

25 45

13 16

11 55

14 2
2 32

35 37

12
6 10
6 0

20 40

1 17
12 55 1
16 10 1

11 48
22 20

22 40 L

23 5 I

9 43 1
: 20 V
5 40 V

12 50 1
0 4"\

14 20 1

2 45 ^

10 25 1
5 40 l

63 30

14 51
12 13

15 33
12 0
10 50

0 44

3 58 i

3 50
44 54
10 20

16 0 ]
9
7 40
0 32

15 13

INDEX,

25

tlaco.

Lucinx Civ., v. Tiilc-
h thvia, v. Lcuco-
tb \LElKab .

LueretiUs M., Libretti

LucrinusL.- • • •

Luentium, v. Lou- 1
L entium, Llan- >
dexoi Brevy . . • )

•Lugdunensis Tnma

♦LugdunensisSe-.unda

*Lugduncnsia rertia
•LugdunensisQuar-

ta vel Senoma . )
Lugdunum, Leyden .
Lu'gdunum, Ly^-t
Lugdunum Bata- |
vorum • • • • |

trand . • • • ’
Lugidunvim, Luckau

iufuvomum, Carlisle
Lunio, Mentone - •
Luna, Luni . .

Luna Silva, Ja-
blunka Bevy . • ,
Lunani, ad, Laubheim
Lunarium Pr., L.

Carvoeiro . . •

Lunna . • • • •

Lupatia, Altamura
Lupatia, sub, Anh-
caglie ■ « • •

Lupiffi, Lecce . .
Lupodunum, La-
deiiburgh . • •

Lupphurdum, Leipsig
Luppia, Lippstadt .
Luppia, vel Lupias
FI., Lippe . •

Lusi, Sudhenn . .
♦Lusitani, N. Por-
tugal . • • • /

^Lusitania, Portugal .
Luteva, vel Neronis j
1 Forum, Lodeve . )
Luttomagus, Et aplcs.
Lutudarum, v. Lac- N
todorum,i?oi0ces-
ter . ■ • . •

Luxia FI., Odiel .
Luxovium, Luxeueil .
Luz, v. Bethel, Beitin
Lybistinus L.

Lycsea . . • - -
Lycceus M., Zakkufu
Lycaon . • — •
*Lycaonia . • •
Lycastus ....
Lychnidus . • •

Lychnitis Palus, L.
Goukcha , or Si-
van . . . • • *

Lychnitis Ps., Ochndu

*Lycia

Lycoa

Lycomas, postea
Evenus FI., Fi~
dari .....
Lycopolis, Es Siout
Lycorea, Palaio
Awakoba . . •
Lycorea M. . • •
Lycostus, Lakida .
Lycosura ....
Lyctus, Hicraki .
Lycuria ....

Lycus FI

Lycus FI

Lycus FI. ...

Lycus FI

Lycus FI. . . . ■
Lycus, vel Zabatis,
Zerbis FI., Zab
Ala . ... .
Lydda, v. Diospolis,
Ludd ....
‘Lydia ....

Lydia

LydiosFl., Vardar
Lygos, postea By-
zantium, Stain -
boid , or Const an-
tinop’c ....
•Lynccst® . . . .
Lyncus, vel Heraclea .

39 30

16 30

Place.

Magnus P., Marsa )

Kibir .... 1
Magnus S., G. of »

Siam . ... )

Mago, Mahon . .

Magon FI., Ram- )
gonga . . . • j

'agoras FI., Nahr )

Beirut . ... \
Magorum S. . . .
MagradaFl., Bidas-

Magri

Maguda ....
Magydus, Laara .
Mahanaim . . .
Maiozimalka . .

Mais, v. Mophis FI.,

Mhyce ....

Major I. (Balearis),
Majorca . . .

Majores, ad . . . -
Malaca, Malaga . .

Malaea

Malana

Malanga, Inneconda .
Malange, Madras . .
Malatha, Milh . . .
•Malchuhii ....
Malchura, vel Ma- I
reura, Maro . • j
Malea M., Adam's 1
Peak . ... )
Malea Pr., Zeitin . .
Malea Pr., Malea , j
or S. Angelo . . )
Maleas I., I • of Mull .
Maletum, Male . .

*Malich®

Malichi Ite., Zebayer .
Maliacus S., G. of |
Zitoun . . • • )

•Malis

Mallaea ....
Malle®, Melxa . .
♦Malli, Moul tan .

M alii ana, Maliana |
(ruins) • • ■ >

Mallorum Metropo- j
lis, Moidtan . . j
Mallus . ... •
Malthace I., Samo - )
Iraki . . . • )
Malum, ad, Jdblo- |
noma .... I
Marnala ....
Mamechia, No-v. 1
Ghamaka . )

Mamertum, Oppido
Mammida . . •

Mamre .....
Mamuga, v. Mam-
inisea, El Hossn
Mauada FI., Ma-
hanuddy • .« •
Manambis Regia .
Manarmani V.,Lau-
wer See • • •
•Manasseh, Ti'ibus

Dimidi® . . •
•Manasseh, Tribus
Dimidi® . . •

Mandaeth, Edd
Mandagara, Rudbar
Mandagarsis, Mu-
shed-i-Sir . .
Mandiadeni . . .

Mandra, Mandra -
ghora ....
Mandropolis . .

Manduessedum,
Manchester . .

Manduri®, Casal
Nuovo ....
Manegordus . • • •

Maniol®I®., Nicobar
Manliana, Montiom
Manliana, Pienza .
Mannith, Es Salt t
Mantala ....
Manthyreia . . • *

Mantinea, Palcopoli .
Mantinorum Opp.,
Bastia ...»
Mantua, Madnd .
Mantua, Mantua .
Mantzicicrta . . .

Long.

35 47 1 N 0 40 W 17

45 36 N
20 59 1
40 32 I
38 18 I
28 37 ]
31 341
34 50 ]

4 N
40 24 N

39 59 N
10 40 N

42 57 N

43 10N
32 7 N
45 SON
37 24 N
37 37 N
42 41 F

40 24 N
45 10N
40 8 ,N

26

INDEX

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.

ot'

Map

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.

of

Map.

Place.

Lat.

Long

No.

ol

Map.

Manucium, v. Man- \
cucium , Manches- .

ter )

Maokosmos Metro- j
polis . . • • )

Maon, Main . . .
Mapura, on My- }
pun a It. . . . j

Mara

Marabina ....
Maracanda, vel Pa- )
racadi, Samar- >

41 50

N

13 55

E

4

Maximianopolis . .

32 32

N

35 18

E

20

53 30

23 12
31 26
20 55

N

N

N

N

2 12

48 40
35 11
87 0

W

E

E

E

11

23

20

25

•Marsigni, Lusatia .
Marsonium, Jatze- )
novatz . . . j

Marsyas FI., El j

Soructf . . . . )
Marta FI., Marta
Martem, ad ... .

51 10
45 18
35 10

42 16

43 55

N

N

N

N

N

15 20
17 0
36 30
11 46
10 40

E

E

E

E

E

14

15
21

4

3

Maximianopolis, v.

Porsulm . . .
Maxula ....
Mazaca, postea
Caesarea, Kaisar-
iyeh ....
•Mazcei, Turkish

41 0
36 46
38 42
44 40

N

N

N

N

25 21
10 12
35 20
16 30

E

E

E

E

10

17

19

15

36 15
31 6

39 55

N

N

N

37 11
21 5

66 45

E

E

E

21

17

24

Martianes, v. Spau- 1
tes L., Urumiych j
Martilus Sinus, i

ICisamos . )

Martis, ad, Oulx . .

37 30
35 35
45 0

N

N

N

45 30
23 40
6 53

E

E

E

24

9

3

Mazarum, Mazzara
•Mazices . . ..
Mechlessus . .

Mecyberna, Poly-

37 41
35 20
42 43

N

N

N

N

12 35
2 0
41 32
23 26

E

E

E

5

17

22

10

Maraccte

Maracodra ....
Marah, Haivarali
Maraiaba Barama- \
lacum, Maraba >
Metrop., Tarabeh )

35 4

36 10
29 24

20 32

39 14

N

N

N

N

35 53
69 54
32 56

42 35

36 10

E

E

E

E

E

21

24

18

23

19

Martis, ad (Picenum)
Martis, ad (Um- J
bria), Massa . j
Martius Narbo, j
Narbonne . . )
MartiUs Telo, Toulon
Martyropolis . . .

42 42

42 45

43 11
43 6
38 14

N

N

N

N

N

13 14
12 35
3 4
5 57
40 44

E

E

E

E

E

4

4

13

13

22

goron . . . . )
Medaba, Madeba . .

Medeon

Mcdeon Phconicis
Medeos, Ashkour
Medera, ad, A dr a
•Media

31 42
38 47
38 24
36 36
33 45
35 0

N

N

N

N

N

N

35 56
21 10
23 12

7 17

36 33
48 0

E

E

E

E

E

E

20

8

8

17

21

24

N

34 15

E

18

Maruca

37 0

N

67 45

E

24

34 20

N

46 25

E

22

•Maranitie, vel Ana- )
riti, in Oman . j
Marasia, Marash . .

24 0
37 3S

N

N

54 40
36 59

E

E

E

23

19

23

•Murundce, iV. E. 1
Bengal . . . j
Marus FI., March .
Marusium ....

25 0
48 40
41 0

N

N

N

89 0
17 0
19 48

E

E

E

25

14

10

Medialasnum . . .
Medium, ad ...
Mediana, Feldheim .

51 45
44 54
48 40

N

N

N

6 15
22 25
10 55

E

E

E

13

10

15

37 31

N

21 59

E

7

•Marynrei ....

36 0

N

67 30

E

24

Mecuanum, A aim-

43 20

N

21 36

E

10

39 53

N

19 32

E

10

Masada, Sebbek . .

31 17

X

35 25

E

37 53

N

27 19

E

9

Masadalis ....

31 36

N

23 2

E

17

35 0

N

2 0

E

17

23 57

E

7

•Maseemanes . . .

26 5

N

47 0

E

Maratlius, Mcrkdb .

35 9

N

35 54

E

21

Masca, v. Saocoras FI.

35 0

N

41 30

E

22

Medias, ad, Samog-

44 36

N

11 10

E

3

Marazania ....
Marcelliana, La )

35 26
40 21

N

N

9 40
15 31

E

E

17

5

Masekianee, Ka- J
ransebes . . . )
Mascula

45 25
35 30

N

N

22 17
7 10

E

E

10

17

Medias, ad, Mesa .
Medias, ad . . .

41 24
34 3

N

N

13 9
7 17

E

E

5

17

50 57

N

2 0

E

13

Mases, P. Klicli . .

37 19

N

23 19

E

7

Medio, in Inchstut-

56 35

N

3 25

W

12

7 59

l£

17

•Masices

34 40

N

6 0

VV

43 16

N

27 35

E

10

Masin

25 35

N

59 29

E

24

Mediolanium, liar-

52 36

N

6 41

E

14

40 41

N

14 46

E

4

Masius M. . . . .

37 35

N

40 55

22

N

Marcodava, Maros )

10

43 2

X

10 50

2

3

Mediolanum, lUi/ano

45 28

9 10

E

3

46 31

N

24 31

E

.♦MassEesylli . . .

35 0

N

1 40

w

17

Mediolanum, dies-

53 0

N

2 14

W

11

6 24

E

13

Massaga

34 45

N

70 15

E

25

Marcomagus . . .

50 23

N

5 52

E

13

14

®Massageta3 . . .
•Massagetm ....

',7 0
38 0

N

N

77 0
61 0

E

E

1

24

Mediolanum, postea
Eburovices, Ev-

49 0

N

1 10

E

13

Massala, Makallah .

14 35

N

49 15

E

23

reux . . . .

Mardacke, Darnar .

14 31

N

44 37

E

23

Massava

47 8

N

3 5

E

13

Mediolanum, postea

45 45

N

0 37

W

13

32 10

N

43 50

E

22

Massice, v. Fissenia .

33 2

N

44 4

E

22

6 10
16 0

•Mardyene ....
•Mardyeni ....
Marea, El Khrect

30 20

N

50 20
68 0

E

E

24

24

Massicus M., M. )
dcllc Brecciole . j

41 12

N

13 55

E

4

EYLediomatriei . .
Medma, Mesiano . .

49 10
38 31

N

N

E

E

13

5

31 0
31 0

N

N

29 48

30 0

E

E

18

18

Massicytus M., \

Alctar Taqli . j

36 32

N

29 37

E

19

•Medoaci, Venice , &c.
Medoslanium, Znaym

46 15
48 52

N

N

12 0
16 8

E

E

15

14

31 35

N

34 56

E

20

Massienus Sinus . .

37 0

X

1 30

W

16

Meduacus (Major) |

45 38

N

11 45

25

Massilia, Marseilles .

43 16

N

5 25

E

13

FI., Brent a . . 1

16 30

N

95 10

Massitholus FI. . .

8 30

X

12 0

W

1

Meduacus P.,

45 22

N

12 20

Margancae ....

37 46
36 20

N

N

21 28
49 0

E

E

7

24

Mastaura ....
Maste

37 59
8 0

X

N

2S 30
37 0

E

E

19

1

(Major), Po. di
Malamocco . .

E

3

46 50

N

17 9

E

15

Mastbala ....

23 0

X

53 0

E

23

Meduacus P.,

45 U

N

12 18

E

•Margiana ....

37 0

N

61 30

E

24

•Mastitae ....

29 30

N

29 30

E

18

(Minor), Po. di

3

Margidunum . . .

52 53

N

0 48

W

11

Mastusia M. ...

38 20

N

28 10

E

19

Chioggia . . .

Margus, Kulich . .
Margus FI., Mour- 1
gaub . ... )

44 42
36 30

N

N

21 12
62 30

E

E

10

24

Mastusium Prom., 1
Holies . ... ]

40 3

N

N

26 10
24 16

E

E

10

17

Meduana FI.,
Mayenne . . .
Meduantum . .

48 0

49 48

N

N

0 45
5 15

W

E

13

13

44 20

N

21 12

E

10

Mateola, Mat era . .

40 37

N

16 35

E

5

•Meduli, Gironde

45 20

N

1 0

W

13

22 20

10

Maternum, Forncse .

42 32

N

11 42

E

4

Medus FI., Cliamicr .

30 30

N

53 10

E

24

42 40

'Math a?, M alio ah

24 0

X

77 0

E

25

•Megabardi ....

12 15

N

41 45

E

23

Maria, Marozzo . \

45 3

N

12 9

E

3

•Matiani

35 30

N

47 0

E

24

Megalopolis ....

37 25

N

22 8

E

7

45 0

N

12 35

E

Matilica, Matclica .

43 13

N

13 0

E

3

Megalopolis Pr.,

40 42

36 45

Mouths of the Po j

Matinum, Matinata .

41 42

N

16 4

E

4

Eupatoria, Tclie-

N

E

19

Mariamne ....

34 46

N

36 4

E

21

Matiopolis, v. Cruni .

43 24

N

28 6

E

10

nikeh . . .

37 59

N

23 22

Mariana, Almagro .

38 55

N

3 35

\V

16

Matisco, Magon . .

46 20

N

4 50

E

13

Megara

E

7

•Mariandyni . . .

41 0

N

31 20

E

19

Matium

35 21

N

25 10

E

9

Megara

35 33

N

36 23

E

21

45 51

N

13 10

E

3

Matreium, Mattrey .

47 8

N

11 27

E

15

•Megaris ....

38 5

N

23 15

E

7

38 20

W

16

Matriceni, ad, Mostar

43 23

N

17 56

E

15

Megerthis, Tajourah

32 so

N

13 23

E

17

Moretia . . . j

Matrini Vicus, Ca- )

42 17

N

12 6

E

Megiddo, Sch iz . .

32 34

N

35 2

E

20

Marinianis ....

45 45

N

18 5

E

15

pranica . . . (

Megnte, v. Cistkene \

36 7

N

29 37

E

19

Marios, Kalo Mari .

37 1

N

22 51

E

7

Matrinum, Po. d'Atri

42 32

N

14 9

E

4

I., Kastelorizo . <

Marisus, v. Marisia )

N

. _

10

Matrinus FI., Piomba

42 32

N

14 0

E

4

Megoncia, vel Mo- \

50 0

FI., Marosch . )

Mattiacae Fontes, /

50 7

N

14

guntiacum, May- >

N

8 15

E

13

30 30

N

24 30

E

17

Wisbaden . . j

cnce . ... )

32 43

M armarium . . .

37 58 N

24 23

E

9

•Mattiaci, in Upper \

50 20 N

14

Megrades ....

N

13 50

E

17

Marmatha ....

17 3;N

54 57

E

23

Rhine . . . . j

Meidobriga ....

39 23

N

7 7

W

16

14 31

E

14

Matucaium, Altliofcn

46 51 N

14 30

E

15

Mela M

13 40

N

45 40

E

23

weis (

Matusarum, Ponte )

39 15 N

7 56

W

16

Melee, Mdlissano

41 9

N

14 24

E

5

Maronea, Co.Marano

41 47 N

14 32

E

4

do Soro . . . j

Meleena Acra,

41 a

N

29 50

E

19

Maronea, P. Mandri

37 42 N

24 4

E

7

Matustana . . . .

39 15 N

43 2

E

22

Kara Bouroun .

Maronea, Maronea )
[ruins) . . . j
Maronia

40 54 N

25 31

E

10

•Maurensii ....
•Mauretania Caesa- )

33 50 N

4 0

W

17

17

Meleena Pr., Kura
Bouroun . . .

38 40

N

26 28

E

19

34 45

N

37 15

E

21

riensis . . . . {

Meleenee

38 11

N

23 31

E

7

Marra, vel Arra, )
Marrah . . . )

35 39

N

36 42

E

21

•Mauretania Sitien- j

35 ON

4 0

E

17

Melceneoe ....
Melaleucolon . . .

37 35
2 12

N

X

21 56
102 25

E

E

7

25

Marrhasium . . .

32 20

N

53 5

E

24

•Mauretania Tin- \

34 0,N

- „

W

17

Melambium . . .

39 27

N

22 27

E

8

Mar riche ....

34 42

N

55 36

E

24

gitana .... 1

Melanes Ms., Jebel )

29

N

33 3C

E

23

.. __

N

13 41

43 55

N

E

Till . ... )

nedetto . . . \

Maurizio . . . i

3

Melangeea . . . .

37 3"

N

22 28

E

7

•Marrucini, Abruzzo.

42 20

N

14 1C

E

4

Maxerus FI., Goor- |

37 5 N

54 30

24

Melania

36 1C

N

33 1

E

19

Marruvium, Morro .

42 30

N

12 53

E

4

gan i

•Melano Gcetuli . .

22

N

5

\\

1

•Marsacii, Utrecht )
and Gclderland i

52 13

N

5 20

E

14

•Maxima Sequano- )
rum . . . . )

47 10 N

6 40

E

13

Melas FI

Melas FI

38 4£
38 4(

N

N

22 2C
37 1C

E

E

8

19

•Marsi, JVestphalia .

51 35

N

8 35

E

14

Maximianopolis . .

25 55 N

32 41

E

18

Melas FI., Menoughat

36 5

N

31 4

E

19

INDEX.

27

Tlace.

TJSTfL Tlnfy' s"

jjelas Sinus, O. of
Xeros . • • • -

•Mcldi> Cher . .

jleldia . • • • •

Meleagn. Vallum .

Melenicura, Melciuh
Meliboea . • •

jleUbcea . • •

Meliodunum, B&-
merstadt • . •

IVlelita I., Malta .
Melita I., Meleda .
Melitaea, v. Pyrrha
Goura . . . •

Melite Ls. • • •
•Melitena . • •
•Melitene . • •
Melitene, Malatiyah
jlellaria, Puente >
Ovejuna . .

Mellaria • • •

Mellisurgis • • •

Melocabus, I'ulaa
Mclodunum, v. Me-
tiosedum, Melun
Melos I., et opp.,

Milo • • • •
Melsus FI., Norcea
Membresa, Mejaz
al Bab . • •

*Memnones . •

Memnonium, Lr-
ment . • • • >

Memnonis Tumulus .
. Memphis, v. Moph, '
v. Noph, Man-
gel, Mousa, $c.
Men®, Minco . .
Menapia, St. David s
Menapia, Wexford
Menapia ....
•Mcnapii . . •
•Menapii . . .
Menapiorum Cas- \
tellum .... 1
Menarice lee., Dra-
gon era ....
Menda ....
Mendes, Mansoura
Mendesium Ost.,
Dibeh Mouth .
Mendicolcus, Lago
Negro . . • •
Mendrium . • •
Menebria, vel Mc-
sanbria, Missivri
Mcnelaus, v. Cano-

r. Girba,

pus .

Meninx,

Mcnaz . - - ,
Menlascus FI., Dcba ■
Menneianee, Alt
Gradisca . . .
Mennis . . • •
Menosca, Orio . .
Mensulas, ad, Mon
talcino . . .
Mentesa Oretana,
Cotillas . . •
Mentorides, vel
Celadus lee., Pre-
muda , SfC.
Menuthias I.
Mephaatli . . •
•Merdi ....
Mergablum, Alias
de Meca . . •
Merinum, S. M.

Merino . . •
Meroe ....

Meroe I

Merom, vel Sama-
chomtes Lacus,
Bahr el Huleh . ,
•Merten, Sutherland
Morula FI., Arosoia
•Mesabatee . . •
Mesambria, MaJcri
Mesambria Cherso-
nesus, Busheer .

Alese I

Mescmbvia, v. Me-
nebria, Missivri
•Mesene ....
•Mesene ....
Meso Pylee . . .

28

INDEX.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No

Place.

Lai

Long.

No.

of

Pluce.

Lat.

Long.

No.

Map

Map.

•Morimene . . .

39 1

N

35

E

19

Myra?, Karitza

39 4<

N

22 48 E

8

Naulochus, Erekli )

42 43

N

27 53

E

10

50 5

N

2

i E

13

Myrcinus ....

40 5:

N

23 50 E

Morinorum Castel- j

50 5

N

2 4

E

13

Myrhina, Lemnos .

39 51
38 4(

N

N

25 2 E

26 57 E

19

Aasaborum Pr., j

26 20

N

57 15

E

23

Moron, Alpiarqa .
Morosgi, S. Scbastiai

39 1
43 1

N

N

8 3

1 5

\\

\\

16

16

Myris, v. Moeris L., 1

Birket el Keroun }

29 2C

N

31 0E

18

Has Musscndom ;
°Naunes, Tyrol .

46 30

N

10 40

E

15

•Morundae . . .

38 2(

N

45 3

E

24

4-c. . . . . . )

or Lepanto . . j
Nauplia, Nauplia .

38 23

N

21 50

E

E

8

Mosa

48

N

5 3
5

E

E

13

13

Myronis Pr., Mcko- \
liar Is j

20 4.

N

37 15 E

23

37 33

N

22 48

7

Mosce Pons, Maas- 1

50 5,

N

5

E

13

Myrtilis, Mertola .
Myrtoum Marc . .

37 43
37

N

N

7 3C
23 3C

W

E

16

7

Nauportus, Ob. ]
Layback . . . )

46 0

N

14 27

E

15

48

E

24

Myrtuntium M. .

38 5i

N

20 5C

E

8

Nausida . . . ,

32 50

N

21 30

E

E

E

17

Moscha P., Kcshin
Moscbici Ms. . .

15 25
41 21

N

N

51 5C

42 4o

43 C

E

E

E

23

22

22

Myrtuntium, vel )
Myrsinus . . . j
•Mysia ....

37 59
39 40

N

N

21 22
28

E

E

7

19

Naustathmus . .
Naustathmus Pr., )
Bas al Ilolal . |

41 35
32 58

N

N

36 8
22 7

19

17

43 30

N

21 0

E

10

Mvstia, Monasteraci

38 31

N

16 34

E

5

Naustathmus P. .

36 58

N

15 11

E

5

Mosconnum . . . .

43 59

N

0 48
7 20

W

E

13

13

Mytilene, Mytilene

39

37 38

N

N

26 32

27 4C

E

E

19

Navale, Bivona .

39 7
38 44

N

N

65 28
16 12

E

E

24

Mosomagus, S ten ay .

Mosphe

Mosyllon

•Mosynasci . . . .

49 30
32 30
11 30
40 50

N

N

N

N

N

5 14
13 30
48 30
38 30
46 45

E

E

E

E

E

13

17

1

19

22

31 57

N

35 31

E

20

Navalia, Avenzano .
Navilubio, vel Na- )
vius FI.. Navia . |
Navose, Schwab- j
munchcn . . . )

44 24
43 35
48 8

N

N

N

8 39
6 45
10 46

E

W

E

3

16

15

44 50

N

14 0

E

3

58 30

N

3 56

W

12

Naxos I., Naxia . .

37 0

N

25 30

E

9

37 52

N

12 29

E

5

Nabar, v. Yabur . .

36 50

N

3 45

E

17

Naxos, Naxia . . .

37 5

N

25 24

E

9

Motyea, Modica . .

3G 53

N

14 46

E

5

Nabata

32 32

N

35 0

E

20

Naxuana, Nakhchi- \

39 9

N

45 25

E

22

N

41 55

E

22

28 (

N

38 30

E

32 20

N

9 0

E

17

33 C

N

1 0

W

17

19

Naxus, C. Schizzo

37 46

N

15 16

E

5

14 29

E

4

39 1C

N

27 55

E

Nazada

36 45

N

45 45

E

24

N

4 50

w

16

Nadubandagar . . .

29 35

N

74 30

E

25

Nazareth, En Nasirah

32 43

N

35 19

E

20

Munda FI., Mondcgo .

40 5

N

8 50

W

16

Nseodunum, postea }

48 12

N

0 29

W

13

*Nazarini . . . .

35 20

N

36 10

E

21

Munichiatis, Maan .
Municipium ....
MunimentaTrajani, )
Aschaffenburgh . j

30 30

N

36 14

E

23

Diablintes . . 1

38 9

N

34 18

E

19

44 33
50 1

N

N

21 10
9 10

E

E

10

14

Na?omagus, vel Au- j
gusta . . . . )
Naeviae Pons . . .

44 25
43 8

N

N

4 59
7 6

E

W

13

16

Neae I., Agio Strati .
Neaethus FI., Neto .

39 30
39 13

N

N

25 0
17 0

E

E

9

5

Munitium, Munster .
Munvchia ....

52 1
37 56

N

N

7 22
23 38

E

E

14

7

Nagara, vel Nyssa, ]
Nughz . . . . {

33 28

N

70 45

E

25

Neapolis, v. Sichem, 1
Nabulus . . . )

32 18

N

35 19

E

20

Muraela, Muregg . .

46 45

N

15 51

E

15

Nagara Metropolis, }

44 5

E

23

Neapolis

33 23

N

43 44

E

22

Muranum ....
Muranum, sub, Cas- 1

39 50
39 47

N

N

16 9
16 13

E

E

4

5

v. Negra, v. Agra j
Nagaruris, Nag- )

18 20

N

80 20

E

25

thenope, Napoli. )
Neapolis

40 52
40 1

N

N

14 17
23 31

E

E

4

9

Murgantia, Basil ice .

41 27

N

14 51

E

4

Nagidus

36 8

N

32 59

E

19

Neapolis, Cavala . .

40 56

N

24 25

E

10

Murgantium . . .

37 28

N

15 4

E

5

Nagnata, Castlebar .

53 51

N

9 15

W

12

Neapolis, Nabal . .

36 28

N

10 44

E

17

Murgis

36 44

N

2 53

W

16

•Nagnatae, Mayo . .

53 40

N

9 0

W

12

Neapolis, Scala Nova

37 50

N

27 19

E

19

Muridunum, Caer- )
marthen . . . )

51 52

N

4 19

W

11

Nagran, vel Agra, 1

25 35

N

36 59

E

23

Neapolitans S., G. *
of Hammamet . }

36 0

N

11 0

E

17

Murius FI., Muhr

47 7

N

14 0

E

15

NahalielTorr, Wady }

31 39

N

35 45

20

Nebis FI., Cavado. .

41 29

N

8 40

W

16

Mursa, Esseg . . .

45 34

N

18 40

E

15

Zurka Main . . i

Nebo M

31 46

N

35 41

E

20

Mursella, Marczallo .

47 28

N

17 23

E

15

•Naharvales, Poland.

52 10

N

20 0

E

14

Nebrissa, Lebrija

36 56

N

5 59

W

16

Murus, La Borta . .

46 26

N

9 36

E

15

Nain, Nein ....

32 39

N

35 23

E

20

Nebrodes Ms., Ma- \

37 44

N

13 50

K

Murus

39 15

N

3 18

W

16

Naissus, Nissa . . .

43 18

N

22 2

E

10

donia . . . . j

0

43 55

22

31 27

N

15 20

E

17

Necica ......

36 30

N

32 53

E

19

Nimrud . . . j

33 45

N

Nalpotes, v. Tuniza, \

36 50

N

U 25

E

17

Neda FI., Buzi . . .

37 24

N

21 45

E

E

7

Musa, Mousa . . .

13 27

S’

43 29

E

23

La Calle . . . i

Nedon

37 6

N

22 12

7

Musa?, vel Muson, j
Deir el Hadra . j

28 17

N

30 49

E

18

Namadus FI., Ner- )
buddah . . . )

22 0

N

75 0

E

25

Nedon, Koumi . . .
Nedon FI

38 37
37 5

N

N

24 6
22 10

E

E

9

7

Musagura I. ...

35 35

N

23 26

E

9

Namaguna FI., )

21 15

N

75 0

25

Neetum, Noto Ant. .

36 58

N

15 0

E

5

Musarna, Sohrab 1

28 18

N

66 5

E

24

Tapty . ... \

Negra, vel Agra, vel )

•Musarnaei ....

28 40

N

66 0

E

24

Namare, Mayr- 1

48 15

N

15 30

E

15

Nagara Metropo- [

19 45

N

44 5

E

23

Muscaria

42 14

N

1 30

W

16

hofen .... |

lis )

•Musicani, Moultan .

26 40

N

69 0

E

25

Namaris

35 8

N

Cl 45

E

24

Nehallenia Dea, W. /

51 34

N

3 35

E

13

Musidunum, Stratton
Musis FI., Bcrgousliat

50 50

V

4 31

W

11

•Namnetes, Lower )

47 30

N

W

13

Kapelle . . . j

39 15

V

46 20

E

22

Loire . ... \

Neleia, Lekhonia . .

39 22

N

23 2

E

8

•Musonii

35 40

N

5 0

E

17

Nande

38 0

N

45 1

E

24

Nemasum, Mazo . .

46 23

N

13 0

E

3

Musti, Tunkah . .

36 15

N

9 20

E

17

Nangologae, in )

25 0

N

95 0

25

Nemausus, Nismes .

43 50

N

4 19

E

13

*Musulani ....

35 50

N

5.30

E

17

Ka/hce . . . j

Nemea

37 48

N

22 4-1

E

7

Mutenura, Gr. Ef- )

N

16 30

15

Naniga?na ....

17 25

N

82 50

E

25

Nemea FI

37 55

N

22 46

E

7

tein )

•Nantuates ....

46 15

N

7 0

E

13

Nemesium . . . .

31 12

N

25 48

E

17

Muthis, El Budare .

26 56

\T

31 31

E

18

Naparus, v. Naparis }

44 35

N

F

10

Nemesum ....

31 41

N

24 48

E

17

Muthul FI.. Hamiz .

36 15

\

8 0

E

17

FI., Jalomnitza . j

Nemetacum, postea \

50 16

N

2 48

E

13

Mutilum, Modigliano

44 9

N

11 41

E

3

Napata

19 20

N

30 33

E

1

Atrebates, Arras s

Mutina, Modena . .

44 38

N

10 55

E

3

Srapetia, II Pizzo . .

38 48

N

16 16

E

5

Nemetes, olim No- j

49 20

N

8 27

13

Mutusca, v. Trebula, )

42 14
18 0

N

N

12 51
73 12

j.

•Naphtali, Tribus . .

33 0

35 30

E

20

viomagus . . . j

M. Leone . . . )
Muziris

E

25

Sapuca

Nar FI., Nera . . .

44 10
42 39

N

N

26 6
12 46

E

E

io

4

•Nemetes, Lower |

49 0

N

7 40

E

13

Mycale M

37 40

V

27 8

E

9

Naracum Ost. . . .

44 42

N

29 27

E

10

Nemetobriga . . .

42 29

N

7 30

W

16

Mycenae ....

37 43

V

22 46

E

7

Naraggara, Kasr )

36 0

N

8 26

E

17

Neo Caesarea, Niksar

40 36

N

37 13

E

19

•Myceni

32 10

N

0 30

VV

17

Jebir .... 1

Neoclaudiopolis, vel ]

N

34 37

r

19

My’chus P., Zalitza .

38 16

V

22 47

E

8

NarbasorumForum, )

41 16

N

7 0

W

16

Andrapa . . . )

Myconus I.. Mg coni .

17 30

s

25 25

E

9

Anciaens . . j

7 y

Neomagus ....

49 21

N

3 0

E

13

Myconus, Myconi . .

37 29

S’

25 22

E

9

Narbo Mai-tius, J

43 11

N

3 4

E

13

Neoptana ....

26 47

N

57 7

E

24

M yenus M

38 30

N

21 55

i

8

Nurbonne . . . }

Nepete, Ncpi . . .

42 13

N

12 18

E

4

•Mygdones ....

10 3

V

28 0

E

19

*Narbonensis Prima .

43 30

N

2 45

E

13

Nepte, Ncftah . . .

33 10

N

8 18

E

17

•Mygdonia ....

10 50

V

23 10

5

10

*Narbonensis Secunda

44 0

N

6 0

E

13

Nera Come, Yeribo \

23 45

N

37 30

23

•Mygdonia ....

37 0

\T

41 0

E

22

*Narisci, Bavaria 1

49 15

N

13 0

14

Harbour . . . |

Mygdonius FI. . . .

36 45

V

40 40

E

22

and Bohemia . j

Nerae Aquae, Ner is .

46 21

N

2 38

E

13

Mylae, Melazzo. . .

38 14

N

15 14

E

5

S’arnia, Narni . . .

42 32

S’

12 28

E

4

Neretum, Nar do . .

40 9

N

18 6

E

5

Mylae

36 12

\T

33 45

E

19

Saro FI., Narenta

43 35

N

18 0

E

15

Nericus, S. Zuana .

38 49

N

20 40

E

8

Mylantia Pr., Cla - )

36 8

V

27 43

Sarona, T. di Norin .

43 4

S’

17 38

E

15

•Nerigon

G2 0

N

8 0

E

1

lavalda . . . \

Sasium, Ligny . .

48 37

S

5 20

E

13

Ner is, Luku. . . .

37 26

N

22 42

E

7

Mylassa, Melaso . .

37 19

s

27 50

E

19

Sasoi, Khs. of Dara .

37 47

S'

22 13

E

7

Neritus M

36 24

N

20 39

E

8

Mvndus

37 5

N

27 20

E

19

*Nassamones . . .

29 50

s

21 0

E

17

Nerium Prom., vel )

Myonia

38 34

N

22 22

E

8

•Natabutie ....

33 20

N

6 20

E

17

Artabrum, C. Fi- J

42 52

N

9 14

W

16

Myonnesus L * . .

38 57

s

23 3

iE

8

STatiolum, Bisceglia .

41 16

s

16 35

E

5

nisterre . . . )

Myonnesus ....
Myos Hormos . . .

38 4
27 9

N

N

26 55
33 45

E

E

19

18

Naucratis, Bed Dc- )
song |

31 7

N

30 45

E

18

Neroassus, v. Nora, \
Kara Nisar . . j

38 16

N

35 7

E

19

Myra

36 15

N

30 2

E

19

Naulochus, Sicilia .

38 15

N

15 25

E

5

Neroniana, Codigoro .

44 53

N

12 4

E

3

INDEX.

29

Place.

sSSSfSS^ll ««

•Nertereanes, Saxony 1 5 1 35
flertobriga •■••38“

Sertobnga . ■ ■ ,• |41 3d

Nerulum, La Ho-
tonda . • • ■ i,. ,n

SSum, C. Nnovo 44 59
Acnn * 18 25

39 12

40 48
, 39 40

39 40

37 36

41 10

38 23
44 44
38 18
32 57
32 27

11 30
6 30
1 18

.31 38
11 40|N

.43 41 N
. 40 24
33 0
36 54
41 32

tfcscre, vel Asca,

Jsyr . • • ■

Nesiopel- • • •

Nesis I., Nisida .

Nesson • • •

Nessonis Palus,
tfczero . •

Nestane . • • 1

Nestus, v. Mestus
FI., Mesto .

Nesus, Ft. Asso

tfetindava . •

tfetus, M. • •

Neve, Noiva
Nevirgitaba, Zlitcen
Ncwirnum ante 5.

Noviodunum,

Never* . • • ■

Ne/ib, Beit Nuzib

Niaccaba |35 56jN

Nictea, Molo . . . |38 48|N
Niece a, Nice .

Niece a, Ismk •

Nictea . • •

Nicasia I., Karos
Nice . • • •

Nicephonum, vel
Callinicum, ltuk-
kah . . • • •

Nicer FI., Neckar
Nici, v. Tonici . .

Nicia . • • • 1

Nicia FI., Lenza
Nicice, Pagus .

Nicii, Me no uf .

Nicomedia, prius
Olbia, Isnik-mul
Nicopolis, Nikopoli
Nicopolis, Prevesa j
Veccliia [ruins) ‘

Nicopolis ... ,

Nicopolis 31 4 J

Nicopolis .... ,’7 1

Nicopolis, v. Tepli-
nice, Devriki
Nicopolis, v. Em-
maus, Arnicas •

Nicopolis, ad llce-
mum, Ternova
Nicopolis, ad Ia-
trum, Nikoup
Nicopolis, ad Is-
trum, Nicopol _

Nicotera . • • • • 38 34
Nidum, near Neath . 51 39

Nidus FI Pi 38

Niga n

Nigama, Nagapatam 11 0

®Nigbeni 30 40

iNigir FI U 3 0

Nigira Metropolis . .17 30
1 *Nigitinii, v. Gindani 32 10
Nigriniana, v. Con- )
clidiana, Milrie . )

•Nigritaj 15 .

Nigrites Palus . . • 15 30

Niguza 34 58

...V 0 4 Qfl

35 58

48 30
0 0
40 56
44 40
31

30 27

40 45

41 5

31 11
49
137 1
39 26
31 51
43

43 21
43 45

14

43

25 50
14 11
22 32
22 30
22 27
24 20
20 38

26 18
20 44
35 59
14 32

3 10

1

35
14 0

36 27
22 35

7 20
29 46
73 20

25 40

26 30

39 3

9

42 30
21 18

10 26

29 41
31

30 2
24 40
20 43
29 59

35 0

36

37 58 N
31 53 N
43 34
40 57

Nii

Nilus FI., Nile . . .
Nineveh, v. Ninus, 1
opposite to Mosul j

Ningum

Niphanda . . . •
Niphates M. . . .
Niphates M., Sapan 1
Tagh . .
Niphauanda .

Nipista ....

Nisa

Nisaea

Niseea, Nissa . .
*Niscei ....
Niserge ....
Nisibis ....
Nisibis, vel Antio-
chia Mygdonica,
Nisibin . . .

45 23
34 0
38 58
38 37
34

27 22
38 9
37 58

37 50

38 0
30 58
30 58

37 1

42

37 23
50 17
25 37

38 0

37 43
45 32
44 57

38 16
41 37
40 55

39 44

24 50

15 59
3 49
3 50

46 20
79 50

16
5

0 30
12 30
26 49
0 0
2 0
50 1
63 50
32 0

43 14
13 40|E
68 40
42 18
40 40
49 45

57 1
23 18
23 23

58 27
58 30
53 1
61 26

N| 41 5

Nisyros I., Nisiro
Nisyros, Po. Castro .
Nithine . . • • •
■Nitiobriges, Lot J
et Garonne . . )

Nitra

Nitrari®, Natron Ls.

Nitria

Nitria M. ...
•Nitriotis . . •

Nivaria, v. Conval-

laria I

No®, Noara . • •

Nobe

Noega

Nola . . . ■ •
Nomentum, La- *
mentana . • • )

Nomii M. . • •
Nomisterium, Santa
Nommana, Girislik
Nonacris, Solo . •

Nonacris ....
Nonum, ad . . •

Nonum, ad, Annone
Nora, v. Neroassus,
Kara-hisar . .

Norba

Norba, Convcrsano
Norba Caesarea,
Alcantora . .

Noreia

Noreia, Neumarkt .
*Noreii, Lower Aus- i

tria )

*Noricum, Salzburg j
and Styria . . )
Notium . . • •

Notium Pr., Mizen ]

Hd )

Notium Pr. . . .

Notu Keras, postea \
Aromata Pr., C. >
Guardafui . . ;
Nova, Alt Porecs . .

Novae, Nocograd . .

Novana, M. di Nooc .
•Novantae, Kirk- \
cudbright and >
Wigtown ... *
Novantum Cher- j
soun, Wigtown . S

Novantum Pr.jMwW \

of Galloway . • ) I

Novaria, Novara . .
Novas, ad . . . •
Novas, ad, La Nova .
Novas, ad . . . •
Novas, ad, Slivno . .
Novas, ad . . • •
Novaspara ....
«-Novempopulana . .

Novesium, Neuss . .
Novidunum, Gurk - )
feld . • • • )
Novidunum, postea \
Augusta, postea f
Sucssiones, Sois- L

sons

Novimagus, Neuf- J
chateau . . . )
Noviodunum . • •

Noviodunum, vel \
ColoniaEquestris, >

Nion . • • • /
Noviodunum, pos- \
tea Nevirmun, >
Nevers .... 7
Noviomagus, Keston
Noviomagus, Noyon
Noviomagus . .

Noviomagus, postea (

Lexovii, Lisieux i
Noviomagus, postea )
Nemetes . . . j

Noviomagus, Ny- j
megen . • • • )

Novius FI., Nith . .

Novum Castrum, I
Giulia Nova . . )
Novum Castrum )
(Etruria), T. Chi- >

aruccia ... 7
Novum Forum, )
Fornovo • • • J
Novus Vicns, 5. M. )
Pico . • • • )

Lat.

Long.

36

35

N

27

18

E

35

45

N

27

14

E

30

57

N

30

38

E

44

20

N

0

30

E

16

5

N

73

50

E

30

23

N

30

20

E

30

19

N

30

19

E

30

10

N

1 30

20

E

30

20

N

30

20

E

28

0

N

17

0

W

15 10
34 52
5 40
14 32
N I 12 36

21 55
13 36
58 32

22 16
22 3
12 20

8 19

N| 35 7
12 58
17 9

47 45
47 10
37 59
51 25
11 0

11 55

43 40 N
42 58 N

6 39

13 4

14 18
14 45

14 0
27 16
N I 9 50
N 103 0
N 51 25

Nueesium, Volcker-
nissen ....

Nuba Palus . . .
•Nubae ....
*Nubm ....
Nuceria, Luzzara .
Nuceria, Nor, era .

N uceria( Alfaterna) ,
Nocera . • • , .

Nuceria FI., Noguera 42
Nuceriola, Riceroln .
*Nuithones, Neumark
N uman a., Humana .
Numantia ....
Numicus FI., Torto .

51 26
13 40
12

0

44 59
43 7
40 46

{ Numidicus S., Bou- 1
jcyah . . • • j

7 | Numistro, Muro
14 INura

Nura FI., Nura
Nursia, Noreia
Nydosora, Nag poor
Nymbseum
Nymphaeum
Nymphteum
Nymphaeum, Nimfi
Nymphaeum
Nymphaeum FI.

Ninfa . . •
Nymphas, Khirades
Nysa
Nysa

Nyssa, vel Nagara,
Nughz

43 31
41 46
41 37
34 40

36 50
40 44
40 12
44 55
42 47
21 10

36 26

40 33

41 45
38 25

4

41 35

37 18
37

37 56

9
20
42 0
14

10 45

12 46
14 42

0 40

14 45

15 0

13 37
2 26

12 32
6
5 20

15 27
64 40
9 40

13
79 22
23 9
19 34
19 35

27 33
35 59
12 55
22

25 34

28 15

22 1
25 35
13 37

55 ON 4 30

54 50 N 5 0

54 35 N 4 54

45 28 N

42 23 N
41 2 N
41 12 N

43 18 N
41 25 N
36 ON

44 ON
51 13|N

30
11 29
14 28 |E
14 12 E
17 24
0 43

5 58
0 0

6 40

45 56 N 15 28

49 20 N 3 23

48 20 N
45 14 N

5 41
28 25

46 22 N 6 11

47 ON 3 10

51 20 N
49 35 N
44 58 N

49 8 N 0 11

0

3

0 53

49 20
51 5
55 24
42 45

42 2

N 8 27
N

N j 4
13 58

^OADiTiE, v. Aditae, )
in Edhahi Desert )
Oaracta I., Kishm
Oasis Major, H'ah )
el Kharjeh . . )
Oasis Minor . . •

Oaxes FI., Mylo .
Obeidia, v. Thubida
Obilum ....
Oboca FI., Aooca .
Obraca ...»
Obringa FI. . • •
Obulco ...»
Ocalea . . • •
Occaraba, Okarebe
Oceanus Cantabri-
cus, Bay of Bis-
cay

*Oceanus Germamcus
Oceanus, vel Mare j
Atlanticum, vel
Magnum . «...

Oceanus Septentri-
onalis ....
Ocelis, vel Acila .
Ocelliun Durii, Fer-
moselle . • •
Ocellum Pr., Spurn

Ocelum, Uxeau .

Ochus FI

Ochus M. • • •
Ocricula, Otricoli .
Ocrinum, v. Dam-
nonium Pr. . •

Octavum, ad, liivoli .
Octavum, ad
Octo Cuscum
Octodurus .
Octogesa, Mequinenza
Octopitarum Pr.,

St. David's Hd.
Oculus Marinus,
Stnishdh . . •

Ocurara (?), vel Ca-
rinthia, Kara .
Odessus . . • • •

Odessus, v. Odesso- )
polis, Varna . . )

Odmana, v. Asamana.
Odomanti . • • ■

■Odryste . . • •

Odyssete . . • •

CEa, Po. Khora .
CEa, Scauro . . •
(Ea ..*•••
CEa, Eoa, vel CEca,
Tripoli . • • )

29 40

26 45
26 0

27 30

35 22

36 10
45 40
52 45
29 29
50 30

37 51

38 23
35 1

43 45 E
0 E

50

68
12 48

41 28
53 36
44 58
35 0
27 10

42 24
49 57

4

44 0
37 44
46 5
41 26
51 50

35 35
34 13
46 50
43 14
33 39
41 15
41 45

36 40

37 44
36 28

38 1
32 50

27 35
29 30
24 40

40 59

6 25
6 8

41 29

7

4 10
S3 4
37 12

4 0

20 0

5

43 40

6 20

0

6 53| E
61 15
53 15
12 23

5 10

7 29
21 10
37 14

7 9
0 20
5 24
4 37
36 51
30 50
27 56
36 34

24 0
26 10
15

23 28

25 24
23 40
13 10

30

INDEX.

Place.

Lat.

Lon 5.

No.

of

Map.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

Nn.

Map.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.

of

dap.

CEanthe, Galaxidi .

38 22

N

22 23

E

S

Omplialium ....
On, vel Heliopolis, \
Matarich . . . j

35 14

N

25 14

E

9

•Orobii, Lombardy .

45 50
49 40

V

\

9 3o|e
5 54 E

3 ,

CEaso, Jexo ....
CEca, CEa, vel Eoa, )

43 16
32 50

N

N

1 55

13 10

W

E

16

17

30 9
38 2

N

N

31 24
23 3

E

E

18

7

Oromago, v. Horrea )
Margi . . . . )

43 55

N

21 10

E

10

CEcath, Kaisar . .

CEchaka

CEchalia

GEdanes, v. Dyarda- \
nes FI., Burram- >
pooter . ... )

CEneon

CEneum

32 53
39 37
38 55

29 30

N

N

N

N

6 52
21 47
21 46

87 0

W

E

E

E

17

8

8

25

Onceium

Oncliesmus, Sa. |
Quaranta . . . j
Onchestus ....
Oneius M. . . . .

17 42
39 53
38 22
37 52
43 26

N

N

N

N

N

21 53
20 2
23 10

22 58
16 38

E

E

E

E

E

7

8
8
7

15

Orontes, vel Thap- \
sacus, q. et Axius 1
FI., priusTypkon, <
Nahr cl Asy . . )
Orontis Fons . . .
Oropus, Oropo . . .

36 20

34 20
38 17

N

N

N

35 40

36 7
23 46

E

E

E

21

21

7

38 25
41 39

N

N

21 57
20 1

E

E

8

10

Onignathus Pr., Cervi
Onisial., Cophonisi .

Onne

Onoba, Huelva . . .
On«'balus, vel Tau- \
rominius FI., Al- >

36 28
34 52

N

N

22 56
26 9

E

E

7

9

18

Oropus N ovus, \

Oropo Bay . . )
Orosa, vel Alinza . .

38 18
36 27

N

N

23 47
46 14

E

E

7

24

CEniadce

(Enoanda, Katra . .

CEnoe

CEnoe

38 25
3G 59
38 7
38 9

N

N

N

N

29 40
23 32
23 57

E

E

E

19

7

7

37 19
37 49

N

N

6 46
15 5

W

E

16

5

Orosana

Orra, vel Uria . . .
Orrea, Bertha . . .

34 35
38 8
56 27

N

N

N

N

98 32
16 10
3 28
71 0

E

E

W

E

25

5

12

24

CEnoe

CEnoe

CEnoe, Unieh . . .
CEnoparas, v. Ufre- j
nas FI., Afrin . )
CEnotrides Ice. . . .

CEnunia

CEnus FI. .... ■
(Enus

38 3
37 37
41 10

36 40
40 7

35 37

37 8
37 7

36 45

N

N

N-

N

N

N

N

N

N

23 2
22 37
37 19
36 50
15 4
54 56
22 30
22 27
21 45

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

7

19

21

5

24

7

7

7

Onochonus FI. . . .
Onupliis, Bdnoiib . .
Opheltes Pr. ...

Ophiodes FI. ...

Opkiodes, v. Topa- 1
zos, v. Agathonis |
I., Emerald . . )

*Ophionenses . . .
Ophis FI

39 20
31 12
38 10
21 0

23 50

38 40
37 35

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

22 10
31 22
24 21
17 0

35 46

22 0
22 24

E

E

E

W

E

E

E

8

18

9

1

18

8

7

Ortacea FI

Orthaga .....

Ortke

Orthiana

Orthopolis ....

Orthura

Ortona

Ortopula, Carlopago .
Ortospana, Kandahar

35 55

34 54

41 29
10 45

42 20
44 30
31 45

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

48 30
41 38
22 20
62 12
22 39
78 50

14 28

15 8
65 30

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

24

22

8

24
10

25
4

15

24

CEnussae I., SpaU j
madores . . . )

3S 32

N

N

26 15
23 0

E

E

9

8

Opkiusa

Opkiusa I., For- )
mentor a . . . )

46 30
33 50

N

N

1 30

E

E

16

Soklme . . . j
Orubium Prom., C. \

34 34
42 4

N

N

38 4
8 51

E

W

21

16

CEscus, v.OsciusFl., )
Iskcr . . . . j
CEscus, Igiki . . .
CEsyme

43 0
43 42
40 48
38 46

N

N

N

N

24 0
24 26
24 18
22 10

E

E

E

E

10

10

10

8

Ophiusa I., llabi . .
Opkiusa, v. Colubra- }
rial .,Columbretes )
Ophra ......

Opinmn, Oppido . .

40 30

39 57
31 57

40 46

N

N

N

N

27 30
0 30
35 18
15 50

E

E

E

E

16

20

4

Orudisza

*Ora3

Osca, Ilucsca . . .
Oscana, Gundava 1

42 18
25 45
42 4
27 47

N

N

N

N

26 41

65 30
0 19

66 42

E

E

\V

E

10

24

16

24

38 50

N

22 10

E

s

Opis, vel Antiockia .

34 4

N

CEtylus, vel Tylus, )
Vitylo .... |
Ogygia, Calypsus I. .
Ogyris, v.SarapisI., \

36 43

N

22 23

E

7

Opitergium, Oderzo .

Opizas

Oplonti, T. D. An- 1
nunciata . . . )

45 48
41 59

N

N

12 34
25 40

E

E

3

10

Oscela, Duomo ]
d'Ossoki . . . )

46 5

N

8 16

E

15

38 57
20 25

N

N

17 6
5S 45

E

E

5

23

40 47
9 30

N

N

14 30
50 40

E

E

4

1

Oscelis, Oriliuela . .
Oseius, iEscus, vel 1
Cius FI., Isker . )

38 8
43 8

N

N

1 0
24 0

W

E

16

10

Olabus vel Alamus, |

33 54

N

42 32

E

22

Opotura, Ruitunpoor
Oppidum Batavorum .

22 25
51 52

N

N

82 30
5 41

E

E

25

13

*Osi, Silesia . . .
Osiana

50 55
38 43

N

N

17 55
34 32

E

E

14

19

39 42

45 7

E

22

Oppidum Novum . .

43 19

N

0 45

W

13

Osica, Chelci . . .

41 5

N

W

22

32 5

E

1

Opuntius S., Tal an da

38 40

N

23 15

E

9

*Osismii, Finisterre .

4 0

Olbia

43 7

N

6 20

E

13

Opus .Agrapidhokliori

37 54

N

21 32

E

7

Osones, Varsany . .

N

15

36 53

N

30 46

E

19

Opus

38 32

N

23 5

E

8

Osopum, Osopo . .

46 13

3

33 5S

19

Orbadari FI. ...

26 0

N

73 0

E

25

*Osroene

N

89 0

Olbia, postea Nico- 1
media, Iznik-mid )

40 45
37 55

N

30 2
22 20

E

E

19

7

*Orbelia ....

Orbelus M., Egrisou }
Dagh . . . . J

41 55

42 5

N

N

22 45
22 30

E

E

10

10

Ossa, Soho ....
Ossa M., Kissovo . .
*Osseriates , Hungary .

40 46
39 47
46 50

N

N

N

22 42
16 30

E

E

10

8

15

37 0

N

7 0

E

17

Orbelus M

41 18

N

23 40

E

10

Osset

N

5 52

16

58 50

N

3 0

W

12

Ossonoba, Faro . .

37 0

N

7 50

16

41 53

N

E

15

Orcaoryci ....

38 51

N

32 36

E

19

Ostia, Ostia ....

41 45

N

12 16

E

4

41 5

N

1 3

E

16

Orckoe, vel Urchoa .

31 0

N

45 31

E

22

Ostiensis Via ...

41 48

N

12 23

4

17

*Orchoeni ....

31 10

N

45 0

E

22

Ostra, Corinaldo . .

43 39

N

13 1

3

35 2 i

N

Orchomenus . . .

37 43

N

22 19

E

7

Ostracine, v. Ostra- \

31 6

N

33 29

E

18

38 9

N

21 34

E

7

Orchomenus, Skripu .

38 30

N

22 58

E

8

cena, RasStraki \

37 0

N

25 4

E

9

Orcia, AIJinden . .

41 44

N

0 41

W

16

Ostudizum ....

41 30

N

E

10

53 59

N

1 56

w

11

Orcistus

39 11

N

31 19

E

19

Otkona

51 44

N

0 55

11

43 37

N

7 45

W

16

Ordessus, v. Ardeis- )

44 30

N

25 30

E

10

Othrys M., Jcrako .

39 0

N

22 40

E

8

Olina FI., Ornc . .

48 43

N

0 10

w

13

cus FI., Argisch . i

Otris ?

32 12

N

44 45

E

22

Olintha I., Solta . .

43 23

N

16 20

E

15

*Ordovices, North \

52 40

N

3 10

W

11

•Ottadeni, Pt. of }

55 20

N

2 0

W

11

Olintigi

37 3

N

6 32

W

16

Wales . ... \

Northumberland )

2 15

38 53

N

9 9

w

16

Orebatis

30 15

N

49 47

E

24

’^Ottadini, Roxburgh .

55 30

N

W

12

Oreophanta ....

25 15

N

86 30

E

25

Ottossonas . . . .

36 0

N

101 30

E

1

25

38 45

N

9 32

w

16

Orestia, Dreutza . .

40 35

N

21 25

E

10

•OttorocoiTm, Thibet.

34 0

N

96 0

E

^Orestis

40 30

N

21 30

E

10

Ouporum . . . .

44 1

N

16 2

E

15

37 50

N

12 45

E

5

Orestium, Bapsomati

37 23

N

22 12

E

7

Ovilabis, Weis . . .

48 6

N

14 3

E

15

Olivarum M. ...

31 47

N

35 16

E

20

Orctana Mentesa, )

38 28

N

2 40

W

16

Oxama, vclUxama, )

41 30

N

3 5

W

16

36 32

N

4 30

E

17

Cotillas . . . j

Osma . . . . )

24 50

Olivula P

43 41

N

7 21

E

3

*Oretani, New Cas- )

39 0

N

3 30

W

16

Oxaus

35 16

N

E

9

Olizon

39 8

N

23 15

E

8

tile, #c. . . . j

Oxice, vel Eehina- )

38 20

N

21 10

E

8

Ollius FI., Oglio . .

45 12

N

10 17

E

3

Oretum

38 53

N

3 42

w

16

des Ice. . . . j

24

Ollius FI., Oglio . .

46 0

N

10 12

E

15

Oreus, vel Histicea, \

38 57

N

23 6

E

Oxiana

37 15

N

66 50

E

Olmioc Pr

38 5

N

22 57

E

7

Oreos . \

*Oxiani

38 30

N

65 30

E

24

Oloosson, Alassojia .

39 55

N

22 9

E

8

Organa I., Larrack .

26 50

N

56 25

E

24

Oxus FI., Amoo , or (

40 0

N

61 45

E

24

Olophyxus ....

40 20

N

24 10

E

10

Orgia, Organya . .

42 14

N

1 17

E

16

Jihun . ... )

38 26

N

22 13

E

8

Orgus FI., Orca . .

45 24

N

7 30

E

3

♦Oxydracce . . . .

29 30

N

72 0

E

25

44 30

N

2 0

E

13

Oricuni

40 22

N

19 28

E

10

Oxynia, Lepcnitze

39 52

N

21 31

E

8

Olurus

37 20

N

21 4-1

E

7

Origiacum, Orchies .

50 25

N

3 10

E

13

Oxyrynchus, Bchenest

28 23

N

30 4U

E

18

Olurus, Xylo . . .

38 4

N

22 37

E

7

Orimarius, vel Sa- 1

39 11

N

E

Ozene, O gen . .

23 20

N

75 54

E

25

35 12

N

25 41

E

9

batus FI., Savuto (

Ozoa

31 4

N

51 20

E

24

Olympia

37 39

N

21 39

E

7

Orine Chersonesus, 1

15 3c

N

39 28

23

*Ozolce Locri . .

3a 23

N

22 2o;e

8

Olympus, Dehktasli .

36 25

N

30 32

E

19

Massawah . . \

Olympus M. ...

40 7

N

22 20

E

8

Orippo, Oran . . .

37 If

N

5 47

\V

16

Olympus M. ...

39 3

N

26 23

E

9

Oriuns FI., Pascoli .

42 3(

N

19 3.

E

15

P.

Olympus M., To- )
mandji Dagh . j

40 5

N

29 17

E

19

Oriza, vel Oruba, )
Soklme . . . \

34 3(

»

38

E

21

Paciiyni P., Po di )

36 41

N

15

E

r,

Olynthus, Aqia Mania

40 1G

N

23 22

E

10

Orminium . . . .

39 2

N

22 5f

E

8

Palo . ... \

Omana S., Koorya j

N

E

23

Ornece

37 4

N

22 3

E

7

Pachynus Pr., Capo |

36 4C

N

15 15

E

5

Moorya Bay . . j

Orneon et Trulla la?.

13 4

N

48 3

E

23

Passaro . . . \

19

•Omonitce, in Oman .

21 2(

N

55 50

F,

23

Omeon Pr., Dondra

6

N

80 4

E

25

Pactolus FI., Bagouli

38 3

N

28

E

♦Omanni, Poland . .

51 40

iN

20 1

E

14

Ornithonpolis, vel \

Pac'ya ....

40 3

N

26 5

E

10

Omanum

20 58

N

57 2C

E

23

Avium Oppidum, >

33 2

>

35 2

E

20

Padi Fons . . .

44 4

N

7

E

3

Ombos, Koum Omboa

24 28

jS

33 1

E

18

Adlan . ... )

Padinum, Bondeno

44 5

>

11 24 E

3

Omiza ......

26 5"

K

66 IS

E

24

Oroanda ....

38 1

>

30 5

E

19

Padus, v. Eridanus i

45

N

11 ojp

: Omphalium . . . .

40

N

20 2i

E

8

Orobiae, Rovies. .

38 4

N

23 1

E

8

FI., Po. . . .

INDEX.

31

K<u* '«■> l’° di

pr'maro . • •

pmdicuni • • •

preon • • • * *
•pfflonia . . • •
pceonia • • *

tpresici, Asturias .
PEEstoltas S., <jO.

di Salerno . .

Pajstum, v. Posido-
niHj Pesto . . ■

*pceti

Pag*

pagasaeus S., G. oj |

Volo • • • ■ )

pagr*, Baler as . .

Pagrasa

pagrosM

piila • • •

Pal® Byblus, v. Al- J
cobile . • • • )

Pal® Papbos . .. •
Pal* Simudi Oppi- j

Pal* Tyrus, llashulc.
pal*a Come . . .

Pal*opharsalus . •

Palcerus, Sinodi . •
Palroste, Spitia . .
*Pal®stina ....
Palalce • • • • •

Palantia, T alentia J
de D. Juan . . )
Palatium, ad, Ala .

Pale

Paleia, v. Dyme . .
Palfuriana ....
Palica, Palagonia
Palindromos Pr., C. )

Babel mandeb . I
Palinurum Pr., C. j
Palinuro . . . )
Palinza ....
Palio, Palo . . .
Paliurus ....
♦Pallacopus . . .

Pallantia, Palencia
Pallanum, Pallano

Pallene

♦Pallene, vel Plilegra
Palma, Palma . . .
Palmam, ad . . . •
Palmaria I., Pal- ]
marola . . . )

Palmaria, Fratelli .
Palmyra, v.Tadmor, \
qu® et Hadriano- >
polis, Tadmor . ;
♦Palmyrene . . . •
♦Palmyrene Solitudo .
Palobothra . . . .
Paloda, Birlat . . .
Paltos, Boldo . . •
Paludes Jaxartis . .

Paludes Pontin® . .

Palura

Palus Meeotis . . .
Pambotis Ls., Joan- \

33 18 I
36 48 I

39 16 I
38 44 I

40

39 59
32 3'

40 57 ]
37 16 I

47 45
16 38

12 53
9 20

34 0 37 55

mna ....
PamisusFl., Pirnatz
Pamisus FI. . . .
PamisusFl. . . .
♦Pamphylia . . .
Panakton ....
Pancarpus, Jemilah

Pandassa

Pandataria I., Van- )
dotena . . . |
♦Pandionis Regio, ]
the Carnatic . . j
Pandosia, Mcndicino .
Pandosia, Anglona .
Pandosia, Castritza .
Paneas, v. Cmsarca 1
Philippi, Banias )
Panephysis, v. Dios- j
polis, Tel el De- >
heleh . ... )
Pangcsus M. . . .
Panhcllenius M., ")
Oros . ... )
Panionium, Tchangli
Panis I., Dahalac
Pannonius M., Ba- )
konger TV aid . )

34 0 1

34 5 1
25 40 I
46 15 I

35 15 I

45 0 I
41 23 I
15 45 I

46

39 50 I
37

36 50 I

39 27

37

38 11 I
36

20 35 I

40 48 I

38
38 0]

85 10 ]

27 35 ]

35 55 1
60 0 E I
13 8 E
80 50 E
37 0 E

39 18

40 11
39 18

40 55
37 42
37 43
15 45

♦Pannonia, Hunga- I
ry, $c. . . • . )

Pannomos, ad . .

Panopeus, Agios )
Blasios. ... I
Panopolis„ v. Cliem- |
nis, Ekhmin . . )
Panormus P. . .

Panormus, Palermo
Panormus . . .

Panormus P., P • 1
Palermo . . . ]
Panormus P. . •
Panonnus, Panormo.
Pantanus L., L. Le- '
sina ■•••:.-
Pantichium, Pantiki .
Pantomatrium, S. )
Maratti . . . >

Panysus, vel Pan- i
nasa, leni Kioui 1
Panysus FI., Pra- \
vadi ....

Paos

Papa, Nagade . .
Papera ....
Paphara ....
♦Paphlagonia . .
Papbos, Papho
Pappua M. . . .

Papyrianec Fossm,
Viareggio . . .
Parabali ....
Paracadi, vel Ma-
racanda, Samar -
cand ....
Paraclioatbras Ms.
♦Paradena . . .
Paradisus v. Tripa-
radisus ....
♦Pareephitis . . .
♦Paraetacene . .
Paragon S. . . •
Paralai I. ...
Paralia ....
Parapotamii . .
Parassa ....
Paratianae . . .
♦Paravaei . . .
Parbara ....
Parca, Koka . .
Pardosena . . .
Pardua, P. Malti
Parembole . .

Parembole, Demhid
Parentium, Parcnzo .
Parienna, Far in
•Parietae . . .
Parietina, Gomara
Parietinae
Parisaria . .

♦Parisii . •

♦Parisii, Seine and
Marne, and Seine
and Oise . .
Parium, ICemeris
Parma, Parma
Parma FI., Parma
Parmee Campi, Ba-
varia . .
Parnassus .
Parnassus M., Plato
Pames M., Ozea .
Parnon M., Malero
Parodana . .

♦Paropamisade . .

Paropamisus M., |

Koli-i-Baba . . )
Paropus, Collesano .
♦Parortea . . . .
Paroria ....
Paros I., Paro . .
Paros, Parkia . • .
Parospus FI., Boo- |
door . ... )
•Parsii ....
♦Parsirce ....
Parsis Metropolis .

Parta

Parthanum, Par- j
tcnkirch . . . ]
Parthenicum, Pa - i

lamide . . . .

PartheniusFl.,2?«/*-

tan

Parthenon M., Par-
theni ....

23 32
27 58

0 I
62 30 1

Parthenope, v. Nea- )
polis, Napoli . )

♦Parthia

Purthicopolis . . .
♦Parthiene . . . .

♦Parthini . . . .

Partiscum . . . .

Parueti Mons . . .

Parvum Littus . . .

Pasargadm, near |
Moorgaub . . . )

Pasipida ....
♦Passalse ....
Passalon, Sheikh |
Predin . . . )

Passaron, Dramitzi
Passeris Aquee, B. )
di Serpa . . . j
Pastona ....
♦Patalene . . .

Patamnus FI., Spir-
natza . . . •

’atansana, Narniga
Patara, Patera
Patavium, Padova
Pater num, olim
Crimisa, Giro .
Pathissus, v. Tibis-
cus FI., Theiss .
Patmos I. . . .
Patrm .....
Patrocli I., Gaida-
ronisi ....
Patycus, Paola .

Pax Julia, Bcja .
Paxus I®., Paxo .
Pedalim Pr., Pila .
Pedasus ....
Pedima ....
♦Pediculi, Terra d
Bari ....
’edona, Bo. S. Dal
mazzo . • • •
Pedum, Gallicano

Peir®

Peirus FI., Kamc-

I 19

i 25

20

18

15

49
31 45
35 13

39 19

29 26
54 0

48 40

40 23
44 49
44 45

49 10
39 15
3S 32

38 11
37 13

30 10

33 15

34 30 1
37 52 I

39 45 I
37 29 I
37

37

28 20 I
33 40 I
26 30 I
25 47
28 45 I

nitzt

Peiso, vel Pelso L.

Neusiedlersce
♦Pelagonia . .
Pelagonia _ . .
♦Pelasgiotis ....
♦Pelendones . . .
Pelendova ....
♦Peligni, Abruzzo 1
Ultra . . . -J

Pelineeus M., S. Elias
Pelinna, Plocavo . .

Pelion M

Pella, Allah-kilissa .
Pella, Tabakat Fuhil.

Pellane

*Pellendones, Old j
Castile . . . • )

Pellene . . • • •

Pelodes P., Pt. of 1
Eutrinto . • • j

Pelopis I*., Petro j
Kargo . . • • |

♦Peloponnesus, Mo- j

38

38

47 50
41 15
0

39 30

41 40
44 19

42 0

38 32

39 34

39 30

40 44
32 30
37 11

41 35

Lat.

Long

No

lap.

40 52 N

14 17

E

4

34 ON

57 0

E

24

41 5 N

23 14

E

10

35 ON

- 57 30

E

24

41 15 N

20 0

E

10

46 42 N

19 50

E

15

31 ON

70 0

E

25

13 28 N

47 10

E

23

30 22 N

53 20

E

24

25 52 N

68

E

25

29 40 N

80 30 E

25

26 44 N

31 36 E

18

. 39 40 N

20 50 E

8

42 28 N

12 0IE

4

. 38 35 IS

38 54 E

19

. 24 Oh

68 0 E

25

41 12 !>

19 40 E

10

38 43 I1

42 45 E

22

. 36 15

’ 29 21 E

19

. 45 24

11 47 E

3

39 24 1

17

7 E

5

46 01

si 20 10 E

10

s* 26 34 I

0

V 20 51 E

10

! 37 39

N 23 57 I

7

\ 39 22

N 16

4

5

. 40 49

S 14 13 ]

4

os 38 54

S 6 46

v 10

. 38 5

N 7

40

v 10

. 39 10

N 20 10 :

8

. 34 50

N 33 50

1 -'9

N 26 22

4 9

N 22 39

E

] 41 8

16 20

E

j 44 22

7 38

E

. 41 52

12 51

E

66 0 1
67 30 1

25 15 ]
25 10 I

62 40 I
01

63 0 1
62 40 I
51 30 ]

47 30 11 10 E 15

41 30 32 30 E 19

Peloriaca .....
Pelorias M., Spre- i
verio . . . .
Pelorum Fr., C. Pe-

loro

Pelorus FI. . . •
Peltuinum, Prato .
Pelusiacum Ostium,
Tin eh Mth. . .
Pelusium, Tineh .
Pelva, Livno _ . .
Peme, Malanich .
Penacliaicus Mons,
Voidia ....

Pence tolicum INIons,
Plocaparia . .
♦Penest® . . . •
Peneus FI., B. of
Gastuni . . •
Peneus FI., Salam-
bria . , . • • •
’ennina Vallis, V a-

lais

Penninus Surnmus

21 36

21 40
16 45

0

21 20

22 30
2 30

23 44
13 50

2

21 52
23

22 32
35 40
22 23

2 30
22 33
20 0

37 37 N

23 28 E

37 30 N

22 20 E

34 IN

45 10 1

38 ON

15 17 I

38 16 N

15 40 I

41 48 N

42 20 N

43 55 I
13 30 I

31 4 J

32 32 I

.31 31?

43 4611
. 29 39 I

32 32
17 0
31 19

38 13

* 21 54

38 401

Sf 21 40

\T 20 30

37 53

^ 21 20

39 35

N 22 5

46 10

N 7 50

. 45 55

N 7 15

32

INDEX.

Pennocrucium, j
Penkridgc . . )

Penoxullum, vel Hi- )
pa Alta Pr., Ord J
Hd. . . . ’

Pentagramma .
•Pentapolis . .

Pentapolis, Chitta-
gong . . .

Pentcle ....
Pentelicus M. . .
•Pentri, Sntmio .
Peos, v. Speos Arte- 1
midis, Beni Has- >

Pephnus, A. Dhimiti '
*Per®a ....
Per®theis ...
Peraon, Mar sa Bar- ]
diah J

Perceiana . . .
Perdices . . . •
Pereri, Amis . .
Percvonta . . .
Perga .....
Pergamos . . .

Pergamum, Bcrgma
Pergusa L., Gori- |

Perimula . . . . .
Perimulicus S., Sts. \
of Ma lacca . .
Pei inthus, v. Hera-
clea, Erekli . .
Peripolium, Amen-
dolca . . . .

Perisabora, v. Sip-
phara ....
Perniciacum . .
Peronticum . . .
'Perorsi ....

Perre

*Perrh®bia . . .

Persei Speculum .
Persepolis, ruins )
nr. Istakhar . . ’

Persic®, v. Susian®
Pyl® ....
Persicus S., Persian
Gulf ....
•Persis ....
Perusia, Pemgia .
Pesla, vel Pesela,
Harabe . . .

_ essinus, Bala-bazc
Pessium ....
Petaliae I. . . .
Petavonium . . .
Petelia, Strongoli .
Petilia Lucana, M.
di Stella . . .

Petra

Petra

Petra

Petra, Petrovich .

Petra

Petra Nova . . .
Petra, Sogdiana .
Petr®, Szaszvaros
Petr®, vel Aroe,
Patras . . . .
Petrensia, Pleintin
Petriana . . . .
Petrina . . . .

Petromantalum .
Petrosaka . . .

Petrus Magnus P.,
Ras el Milhr
Petrus Parvus P.,
Ras al Toum

Peuce I

Peucela, Puckhola
’Peucetia-, Terra di \
Bari . . . .
Peucetiae, Andria .
Peucia Sylva . .
•Peucini ....
•Peucini ....

Phacium ....
Phacu6a, Falchous

Lat.

Long.

No.

of

Place.

Lat.

lap.

,

11

Ph®a

32 30 N

52 45

N

2 5

VV

Ph®stus, Andro- j

38 20 N

58 8

N

3 32

w

12

Ph®stus . . * • .
Phmstus, Hodiytria .

39 36 N
35 1 N

30 23
32 20

N

N

70 29
21 20

E

E

25

17

Phagres, Roufani . .

Phaina, Misscma . .

Phalacra

40 45 N
33 15 N
31 22 N

22 45

N

91 45

E

Phalacrum ....

24 27 N

31 0
38 3
38 5

N

N

N

32 54
23 52
23 53

E

E

E

18

7

7

Phalacrium Pr., C. \
di Rasocidmo . j
Phalacrum Prom., )

38 18 N

39 48 N

41 33

N

14 15

E

4

Phalseri® ....

37 18 N

27 55

N

30 57 E

18

Phalanthon, Nem- j

37 37 N

9

Phalara, St. Marina .

38 54 N

22 19 E

7

Phalasarna, Phorada

35 31 ’N

19

Phalasia Pr

38 57 |N

37 27

N

29. 16 E

7

Phalerum, Phanari .

37 57 N

17

Phaloria

39 40 N

31 46

N

25 5 E

Phamotliis ....

30 57 N

6 17 W

16

Phanaca, Sarce . .

36 28 N

35 40

N

4 58 E

17

Phan® Pr., Port )

38 9 N

N

43 40 E

22

Mastico . . . )

24 50 (E

17

Phanaspa ....

36 40 N

30 58 E

19

Phanote, Gardiki . .

40 9 N

35 30

N

23 54 E

9

Phara

38 38 N

39 2

N

97 18 lE

19

Phar®

38 4 N

14 15

E

Pharambara . . .

38 20 N

37 30

N

Pharan, vel Phara

28 40 N

4 0

N

101 7

E

25

•Pharanit® ....

28 50 N

25

Phamx, Naheim . .

31 5 N

5 0

N

99 0

E

Pharazana ....

29 55 N

27 56

E

10

Pharbmthus, Orbeit .

30 44 N

41 0

N

Pharcadon ....

39 38 N

36 58 N

37 58

N

15 57

E

Pharmacusa I., J

37 19 N

43 59

E

22

33 15

N

Pharmatenus FI. . .

40 50 N

50 38

N

4 59

E

13

Pharnacia, v. Cera- \

40 57 N

41 55

N

28 2

E

10

sus, Kerasoun . )

24 0

N

10 0

\V

1

Pharos, Farallon . .

31 10 N

37 48

N

88 13

E

21

Pharsalus, Staladje .

39 17 N

39 50

N

22 0

E

8

Pharus I., Lessina .

43 10 N

N

31 11

E

18

•Pharusii ....

26 0 N

29 55

N

52 59

E

24

Pharjrgium I., C. Agia
Phas®lis, Aujch . .

3S 17 N
32 .0 N

31 20

51 32

E

24

36 32 N

N

Phasis, Pali . . .

42 7 N

27 0

N

52 0

E

23

Phasis,v. Araxes FI., ]
Aras .... 1

40 5 N

30 0

N

53 0

E

24

Phasis, v. Ithion FI., )

42 10 N

43 .7
27 20

N

12 25
31 4

E

E

4

18

Rioni . . . . )

N

PhatmiticumOst., J

31 30 N

39 20

N

31 40

E

19

Damictta Mth. . )

37 12 N

. 46 56

N

19 50

E

15

Phatrua, Fyzabad .

. 38 0

N

24 14

E

9

Phaura I., Phleva

37 46 N

42 7

N

6 33

W

16

Phazab®

38 20 N

. 39 19

N

17 7

E

5

•Phazania ....

28 0 N

40 15

N

15 10

E

5

Phazemon, Marzifun
Pheia Pr. et Ptus., )

40 56 N
37 41 N

N

14 0

E

5

Pondiko Kastro \

. 37 44

N

14 8

E

5

Phellas

. 41 23

N

N

19 26

E

10

Phelloe

38 5 N

. 40 6

22 25

E

10

Pheneos, Fonia . .

37 53 N

. 41 39

N

23 30

E

10

Pher®, Verria . . .

37 11 N

. 41 23

N

23 16

E

10

Pher®

39 25 N

. 30 26

N

35 38

E

18

Pher®, vel Phar®, )

. 35 36

N

5 33

E

17

Kalamaka . . j

. 38 10 N

68 42

E

24

Pherme . . . .

30 20 N

. 45 50 N

23 11

E

10

Phcugarum, Detmol
Phiala L. (Jordanis )
Fons) . ... )

51 55 N

38 14iN

21 44

E

7

33 16 N

. 48 35 N

13 5

E

15

Phibalis

38 1 N

2 47 W

11

Phigalea

37 24 N

13 42 E

5

Phila

39 55 N

e 45 5 N

0 30

E

13

Philadelphia, Allah

38 20 N

. 49 7 N

1 4(

E

13

Sheher ....

. 37 37 jN

22 16

E

7

Philadelphia, vel

31 59 N

31 53 N

25

E

17

Rabboth Ammon,
Amman ....

1 32 12 N

23 4C

E

17

Philaid® ....
Philanorium, P.

37 54 N
37 25 N

. 44 50 N

29 l

E

10

Kiladia . . .

. 33 45 N

73 IS

E

25

Phil® I., Birben .

24 ON

I 41 ON

16 3(

E

5

Philekia ....
Philenorum Ar®,

49 41 N
30 20 N

. 41 13 N

16 1

E

5

Moukhtar . .

. 41 0,N

30

E

19

Philias, Philen

41 23 N

. 50 30 N

22

E

1

Philias Pr., Gali-

41 27 N

29 2

E

10

oundjik ...

7i 53

7iN

8 5

E

14

Philippi, prius Cre-

41 4 N

. 39 33|N

21 5

E

8

nides, Filiba . .
•Philistmi, vel Alio-

. 30 45 N

31 5

) E

18

31 30 N

■41

N

37 2

E

* 19

phyli ....

23 10
22 22
22

24 49
23 59
36 24

21 58

34

15 32

19 37

22 11
22 12

22 30

23 33
23 27
23 39
21 35
29 39
53 7
26 2
49 8

20 3

20 37

21 45
47 0
33 35
33 40
17 33
63 25
31 40

22 0
22 29
27 6
38 10
33 22

29 56
22 22

16 40
10 0
22 43

35 25

30 37
41 40
43 0

70 2’
23 46
45 5
12 0
35 42

21 19

29 22

22 2!
22 19
22 32
22 44
22 8

30 13
8 51

23 25

21 51

22 40

23 50 E
23 9 E

32 52
16 21
18 53
28 31
28 31
24 21

Philistinae Fossio- \
nes, Po. della >
Maestra . . . )
Philocalaea ....

Pliilonis

Pkilonis

Philos, vel Pylora )
I., Polior . . . i
Philosophiana, Piazza
Philoteras P., Rosseii

•Philyres

Phinopolis, Buyuk- \

dcre )

Pliintia, Alicata . ,
Pliison .....
Phlegra, vel Pallene
Phlius, P. Tolo .
Phlius, Polyfengo .
Plilygonium . . .
Pkocae ....
Phocea, Foujes
®Phoebatae . . .
Phcenica, Fenik .
•Phmnice . . .
Phcenice, Phoniki
^Phoenicia Libanesia
Phoenicodes I., Fc- 1
licudi . ... )
Phoenicon, Tor
Pkcenicus, Moileh
Phoeuicus . . .
Phcenicus P., Kola - |
maki j B. ... j
Phcenicus P. . .
Phoenix P. . . .
Phoenix FI., Fanari
Phoenix FI., Saline- 1
niko . . . . . j

Phoenix M. . . .
•Phocis ....
Phocra M., Jebcl 1
Beni Gualid . . j
PhocusaL, Gaphonisi
Pholegandros I. '
Polycandro .
Pholoe M. . .

Phorbia Pr

PhorcysP., AtrikisP.
Photice ....
Phra, vel Phorana,
Fumah . . .

Phragand® . . .
Phrateria . . .
PhrLxa ....
Phruresus M. . . .
Phrurium Pr., Bianco
•Phrygia . . .
•Phrygia Epictetus
•Phrygia Paroreios
•Phthiotis, Achaia
Phthonthis, Nesle .
Phthuris ....
Phurgisatis, Neu ]
Fistritz . . . j
Phut FI., Wad Ten- |

sift j

Phycocl®, Cervia .
Phycus et Prom., '
lias Sem , or al
Razat . ... j

Phygela ....
Phylace ....
Phylace ....
Phylace, Phili . .

Phyle

•Phyllis ....
Phyllus ....
Phyrites FI. . . .
Physca ....
Physcse ....
Physcus, Marmar
Physcus P. . . .
Physcus FI., Adhem
Phytaeum . . .

Phytia

Piada

Pialia

•Picensii ....
Picentia, Bicenza .
Pieentin® Cell® .
•Picentini, Princi-
pato Citra . .
Picentinum, Brod

tra . .
Piciniana .

Lat.

Lo„s.

No.

Of

Map.

45 0

ST

12 28 E

3

41 3

ST

39 1 E

19

30 55

N

26 6 E

17

30 6

N

22 40 E

17

26 20

N

54 40 E

24

37 21

N

14 22 E

5

26 5

N

34 14 E

18

40 56

N

39 10 E

19

41 14

N

29 5 E

10

37 6

N

13 55 E

5

38 17

N

40 1 E

22

40 0

N

23 30 E

9

37 32

N

22 53 E

7

37 50

N

22 39 E

7

38 22

N

22 48 E

8

38 28

N

23 20 E

8

38 40

N

26 49 E

19

40 42

N

20 0 E

10

37 19

N

42 14 E

22

33 25

N

35 25 E

2d

39 55

N

20 6 E

8

34 20

N

37 0 E

21

38 33

N

14 32 E

5

28 10

N

33 32 E

23

27 32

N

35 27 E

23

38 18

N

26 22 E

9

36 12

N

29 25 E

19

36 48

N

21 50 E

7

35 12

N

24 10 E

9

39 20

N

21 55 E

8

38 15

N

21 58 E

7

36 42

N

28 16 E

9

38 30

N

22 40 E

8

34 40

N

4 0V

17

36 56

N

25 36 E

9

36 38

N

24 55 E

9

37 45

N

21 46 E

7

37 32

N

25 29 E

9

38 28

N

20 38 E

8

39 58

N

20 42 E

8

32 20

N

62 7 E

24

41 26

N

23 55 E

10

44 5

N

23 36 E

10

37 38

N

21 44 E

7

34 1C

N

3 20 r

17

34 4(

N

32 41 E

19

38 30

N

30 or

19

39 3(

N

30 30 i

19

38 3(

N

32 33 1

19

39

N

22 30 ]

8

24 42

N

32 56 ]

18

20 (

N

30 30

1

48 46

N

15 15 1

14

31 55

N

8 30 A

V 17

44 1C

N

12 21

3

32 55

N

21 40 1

17

37 55

N

27 19

19

39 37

N

20 57 ;

8

39 K

N

22 38 :

8

40 1

N

22 16

10

38

N

23 39

3 7

40 5

N

24 0

3 10

39 2

N

22 6

3 8

38 1

N

27 25

3 19

40 4

N

21 59

3 10

41

IN

22 58

3 10

. 36 5

: IS

28 19

3 19

27 59

3 9

. 34 25 IN

44 25

3 22

. 38 36 IS

21 36

3 8

. 38 42 N

21 11

3 8

. 46 20 h

105 0

3 1

. 39 40 IS

21 25

3 8

. 44 15 >

21 50

3 10

. 40 38 >

14 52

E 4

. 34 12 N

9 57

E 17

40 45 N

15 0

E 4

. 45 10 .N

18 2

E 15

43

o>

13 30

E 4

. 37 25 h
! i

13 37

15 5

INDEX.

33

pictas,

ad

vel Pic-

•pictones, . - —
tavi, Vendee , *Se-
ores, «»' • • '
pictonum Piom. . •

Piephigi

*Pieria • • .• • •

Pieria, vel Cienum

eriusMons, Jebcl j
Musa • • • • )

pigrum Mare . • .
pimolisa • ■ • • •

pinara, M'mara . .

pindenissus . . . •

pindus FL, Mauro .
pineptimi Pseudo- (
stoma .... I
pinetum . • • • •

Pinna, C. df PlT)na .
piutia, Valladolid
pinum, Routchi . .
pirffium, Pcrakhora .
pirmus, Po. Leoni .
pirreus P-, Frango j
Pimiona . • . • )

piresi©, v. Asteriiun .

Pirina

piroboridara . . .

pirum, Plejesti ! . .

pirum, ad, Catnpo- \
lido . . • • • \
pirotortum, Pcrs- i
elding . ... )
Pisa, Mir aka . •
Pis®, Pisa ...
Pisan© Aqum, B. ]
di Pisa . . . )

Pisatis ....
Pisaurum, Pcsaro.
Pisaurus FL, Foglia
Pisav© ....
Piscenm, Pescnas .
Piscinam, ad . .

Pisida

♦Pisidia ....
Pisindum P., Buc- j

Pisoni

Pistoria ....
Pistyrus . . . •
itane, Sandarlie .
Pitenesca, Bicnno
Pithecusa, vel Ina- |
rime I., Ischia . '
Pithon . . • •
PitinumPisaurense, .

Piagnino . . .

Pitinura, Pitino ^ .
Pityonnesus I., Kyrt
Pityus, SouUgoum
Kaleh ....

Kelevini Is. . •
ityusa I., Proven
Pityus© I©., loiga,

Placentia, Piacenza
Planavia, v. Canaria ’
Planesia I., Plana
Plat© a, Kokla . .
Platamodes Pr.
Platanon ....
Platanus ....
Plemmyrium Pr. .
Plera, G ravin a
*Pler©i ....
Pleuron Novum .
Pleuron Vetus . .
Plinii Villa . . .

Plintliinetes S. .
Plotinopolis . .
Plumalia I. . ,
Pluvina . . . _
Plynus P., Marsa
Sollom . . .
Pocrinnium . .
Podalia, Kizilja
Podandus, Pod end
Podoperuva, Koosh-
alpoor . .
'’cecilasium . .
Pcecilo Petra, Pc
shcndy . . .
Poeniunus, Ma n
Pffini, Granada .

Lat.

Lons- «S

Map

41 48 N

12 54 E 4

46 50 N

1 0W 13

46 19 N

1 30 W 13

44 20 N

26 40 E 10

36 27 N

36 10 E 21

39 23 N

22 2 E 8

36 20 N

36 0 E 19

65 0 N

5 0 E 1

41 20 N

35 4 E 19

36 30 N

29 19 E 19

37 12 N

37 0 E 21

38 42 N

22 15 E 8

31 33 N

31 22 E 18

41 37 N

7 19 VV 16

42 28 N

13 50 F. 4

41 40 N

4 42 W 16

44 7 N

25 0 E 11

38 2 N

22 59 E

37 57 N

23 38 E

37 49 N

23 8 E

39 30 N

22 1 E

37 52 N

13 38 li

45 45 N

28 14 E I'

44 26 N

26 9 E 1C

41 38 N

14 40 E

48 16 N

15 50 E 1

37 39 N

21 41 E

43 42 N

10 18 E

43 43 N

10 18 E

37 44 N

21 35 E

43 55 N

12 55 E

44 ON

12 23 E

43 32 N

5 6 E 1

43 24 N

3 11 E 1

34 28 F

6 26 E 1

33 20 F

11 2E 1

:SS 0 J>

31 0 E 1

33 7 N

11 40 E 1

38 43 N

38 16 E 1

43 58 F

10 55 E

40 55 F

24 36 E 1

38 58 N

20 56 E 1

47 10 N

7 16 E 1

40 43 N

13 52 E

20 0 E 1

43 47 F

12 23 E

. 42 23 F

13 28 E

. 37 42 F

23 16 E

42 53 >

40 57 E

. 37 31 1s

22 52 E

37 20 I

23 32 E

l 30 11

33 50 E

39 0

1 30 E

.45 3 1

9 40 E

.28 0 1

16 0 W

. 38 10

4 0 30 W

. 38 13

\T 23 17 E

. 37 9

si 21 34 E

35 27 E

V 36 21 E

. 37 4

SJ 15 20 E

. 40 47

V 16 24 E

N 18 30 E

. 38 23

N 21 28 E

. 33 24

M 21 27 E

^ 9 8 E

cr 30 58

N 29 34 E

. 31 10

N 29 0 E

. 41 26

N 26 28 E

. 28 0

N 18 30 W

N 21 35 E

J 31 40

N 25 20 E

. 46 34

N 3 49 E

. 36 46

N 29 58 E

. 37 38

N 34 58 E

J 13 50

N 74 50 E

. 35 14

N 23 54 E

J 36 25

N 34 5 E

. 39 56

N 28 4 E

. 37 0

N 3 0 W

46 26
37 31
37 35
44 52
44 47

41 4
37' 19
37 14

42 28

43 17

44 45

39 50
44 12
36 47

40 25

Poetovio Pettau
Pogon P. ...
Poiessa, Kabia . .

Pola, Pola . . .
Polaticum Pr., P.

di Promontore .
Polaticus S., G. of
Quern ero . . .

Polemonium, Fatsa
Polichna ....
Polichna ....
Polimartium, Bo-
mar zo . ... ,
Pollentia, M. Milone .
Pollentia, Polcnza
Pollentias . .
Pollupice, Finale . .
Poly ©go s I., Polino .
Polyanthes FL, '
Soutchitza . .

Polybotum, Bola-
xvadun ....
Polyctorium . .
Polyrrhenia . . .

PolytimetusFL, Zcr
Afchan . . .

Pontem, ad, near
Thorpe . . .
Pomodiana, Kovo-
cldtza ....
Pomone, Ustesned
Pompcelo, Pamplona.
PompeiaLaus, Lodi '
Vccchio . . .
Pompeia Alba, Alba
Pompeii ....
Pompeiopolis, Task
Kupri . . . .
Pompeiopolis, pi'ius
Soli, Mezatli . .
Pomponiana I. . .
Pontem, ad, Chichn
Pontes, Staines . .
Pontes, Cressy . . .
Pontes, Pontevcdra .
Pontia I., Ponza . .
Pontia I., Gliara . .

*Pontus

Pontus F1., liadovitz .
Popilii Forum, For- )
limpopoli . . . |
Popilii Forum, Pie- 1
trefesa . . . . )
Popletum, T'Ount
Popoli, tVarasdin . .
Populoni© Aqu©, )
Caldana . . . (
Populonium, Popu- J
Ionia . . . . j
Populonium Prom,, \

C. di Campaxia . j
Porata, v. Pyrethus, \
qu© et Hierasus |
FL, Prath . . )
PorphjTion, Khan )
cn Neby Vtitias . j
Porphyiiticus M. . .
Porphyrium . . .
Porsica . . . • •
Porsul©, vel Maxi- )
mianopolis . (

Portospana, Deh Koh
Portuensis Via . . .
Portum, ad, Finpoli .■
Portyospana . . .
Posidium, Po. Grato.
Posidium, Possidi .
Posidium Pr., C. di \
Licosa . ... )
Posidium Pr., Stavro.
Posidium Pr. . . •
Posidium Pr., Boz
burun . . ■
Posidium Pr., Mar-
maricc . . . .
Posidium Pr., Kizil-

man

Posidium Pr., lias
Mohamnv.d . .

Posidium Pr. . .

Posidonia, vel P©s- )
turn, Pesto . . )

Potami

Potamos ......

Potcntia, Potenza . .

Potcntia Canea, \
Ghicri . . . . j

E
E
E
E

13 57 E

14 10

16 1

23 25

24 18
13 53

37 3

21 54

22 52

12 13

13 20
8 0
3 4

20
24 40
19 40

48 16
42 46

44 48
40 47

36 45
43 0
36 27
51 25
50 15
42 23
40 54
30 47

40 20

41 25

44 11
40 30
35 8
46 20
42 53
42 59
42 55

45 50

33 38 N
N

31 9 E
20 38 E
23 37 E
66 15 E

0 53

6

14 31

34 32 E
6 10

0 31

1 50
8 35

12 58
19 5
38 0
23 0
12
15 45 E
1 50

27 18
51
29

N

41 ON
27 20 N
41 50
43 42
31 20
35 34
35 53

40 14

39 3
39 57

36 5
27 44
12 44
40 25
42 0

37 48
40 35

16 28
10 55
10 31
10 30
28 10

32 55

34 59
38 1
25 21
54 7
12 18
10 47
53 0

27 5

35 52
14 55
23 6
23 22

28 48
28 22

34 14
43 33
15 0
34 56
24 3
15 51
7 51

Place.

Potentia Fl., Potcnza
'’otid©a, v. Cassandra
Potnia, Tala . . .
*Potulatensii . . .

*Pozal©

Prffineste, Palestrina
Pr©nestina Via . .
Pr©sidium ....
Pr©sidium ....
Pr©sidium ....
Pr©sidium . . . •

Pr©sidium Dasmuni .
Pr©si(lium Pompeii .
Pr©sus . . . ■ •
Pr©torium, Mchadia.
Pr©torium, Cardedca
Pr©torium, Flam- )
boro ’ . . . . )

Pr©torium ....
Pr©torium ....
Pr©torium . . . .

Prffitorium LaveVi- |
anum . . . . )
*Pr©valitana . . .
Prapremis ....

Pras

Prasi©, v. Bra si©, )
Andreas . . . j

Prasiane I. . . . .
*Prasii, Allahabad )
and Bcrar . . )
Prasodis Mare . .
Praste, P. Raphii
Prasuin Pr. . . .
Prassus, Mystica .
*Predavensii . .
Premis Magna . .
Premis Parva . .
Premnis ....
Prifernum, Piper- i

no Vo 1

Prilis L., L. di Cas-
tiglione . • •
Prionotus M., Bou-
roum . ... ,
PriapidisP., Ncgombo
Priapus, Kurabouga
Priene ....
Probalinthus . .
Prochyta I., Procida
Procolita . . .
Proconnesus I.,
Marmora

Proema

Prolaqueum, J ioraco
Promona, Demis .

Proni

Proplithasia, Jela-
labad [ruins) .
Propontis, Sea of l
Marmora . ‘

Proscliivim .
*Prosodit© .
Prosopitis I.

Prote I., Prod no
Prote I., Porque- )
rolles . ... )
Protunica ....
Prusa, Broussa . .
Prusias, v.Cei cinitis (
Ps., Tikinos L. . )
Prymnesia ....
Psacon Pr., Spa da
Psamathus, Pt. |
Asomato . . . )

Psaphis ....
Pseudocelis, Mokha
Psilum, v. Stenon )
Ostium, Sold inch )
Psopbis, Tripot am o .
Psycbium, Po. Castro
Psygmi, v. Acam© P.
*Psylli, v. Seli . . .
Psyi-a I., Ipsera . .

Psyttalea I

Ptanadaris . . ■ •

Ptcros

Pteros, Sour • • •
Pterum Pr ., Midia \
Bourouni . . . )

Ptolem©i Canabs . .
Ptolemais . . . ■
Ptolemais, Tolmeita .
Ptolemais Hermii, )
Menshich . • • '

Ptolemais, vel Aco, )
Akka . ... )

54 10
34 8

38 53
37 20

41 30

42 40
31 5

39 14

5 , .

37 52 1
11 Oi
35 . .
46 30 1

17 40 I

18 ON
22 40 N

8 32
37 52
36 7
15 23 E

41 32

7 35
40 22

37 39

38 7
40 46

2

40 37

39 15
43

43 48
38 7
31 20

40 40
38 28
30 10
30 20

3

22 15
12 59
16 12
20 47
61 50

N 28

38 17
13 16 F
45 20 F

37 53 F

35 7 F
11 50 F
30 20 F

38 35 F

37 57 I

38 11 I
23 46 1
22 32 I
44 27 1
30 40 I

36 37 ]
32 40 ]

30 29
29 11
23 40
30. 45
23 45

22 30

23 51
43 18

29 40 E
21 54 E

24 40 E
51 12 E
20 20 E

25 35 E
23 35 F.
36 40 L
57 57 E
59 17 E
29 0 ]
32 18
31 51
20 55
31 57 E

35 5 E 20

34

INDEX,

Place.

Lat.

Long

No

of

Place.

Lat.

Lon

No

Place.

Lnt.

Long.

No.

Map

Mai

Map.

Ptolemais Theron \
Emp., Nowarat (

IS 10

N 38 16

E 23

•Racatee, Lr. A us- 1
tria )

43 4

N

16 1

IE

14

Rhceteae

37 30

N

22

E

7

Har.y or P.Mor- i

Raduhenna? Lucus

53

N

7

E

14

land, Tyrol, SfC. f

46 30

N

10

SO

E

15

nington . . . /

Ragau, vel Ragsea

32 4

i N

58 1

E

24

Rliagfe, Aha . . .

35 32

N

51

54

E

24

Ptoon M

38 27

NT 23 15

E 8

Ragondo, Windisch )

46 2

N

15 4

E

15

*Rhagiana . . . .

35 50

N

51

E

24

Ptoroton, vel Alata \

57 43

N 3 14

W 12

Feist r it z . . . )

Rhagiana . . . .

25 17

N

Castra, Burg Hd. j

Rakkath ....

33

S

35 3(

E

20

Rhamce

41 36

N

25

50

E

■ Ptvchia I., Vido ,

39 38

NT 19 56

E 8

Rakkon ....

32

N

34 4.

E

20

Rhamidava, Rimnik .

45 27

N

27

E

E

10

Publicanos.ad . .
Pucinum, Duino .

45 45

V 6 23

E 13

Rama

N

6 30

E

13

♦Rhamnaa . . . .

27 20

N

66

20

24

45 47

V 13 38

E 3

Ramah ....

33 1

K

35 30

E

20

llhamnus

38 13

N

24

E

Pudni, Konfodeh .

19 7

'J 41 3

R 23

Ramah, Er Bam .

31 5

K

35 11

E

20

*Rhandamarcotta, )

•Pulindm, Ajmecr
Pulipula

25 30

S' 72 0

F, 25

Raineses

30 4

N

32

E

18

in qua Nardus, [

23 30

N

98

0

E

25

21 15

'll 72 5S

£ 25

Rami- ta, Sauntsch

46 2

N

16

E

15

Kiaintoxvn . . )

Pullariee Iae., 1. (

44 55

* 13 45

E 3

Ramoth Gilead . .

32 L

N

35 50

E

20

Rhapta

2 10

S

40

0

E

Brioni . . • . \

Ramoth Mizpeh, \

32 r

N

35 57

E

20

Rhapta Barbariee }

50

Pumentum, Cerenzia.

39 17

16 51

E 5

Hamsa . . . j

Metrop. . . . J

39

E

1

Punda

30 43

46 16

S 22

Raphanere . . . .

34 4C

N

36 15

E

21

Rhaptum Pr. . . .

3 20

S

40

0

E

1

Punicum, S. Mari- )

42 2 1

11 55 1

Raphia, Befa . . .

31 1:

N

34

E

20

Rhaptus FI

2 0

s

39

0

E

1

nella .... 1

Rapida Castra, Koleah

36 38

N

2 4(

E

17

*Rhatacensii . . .

46 20

N

24

30

E

10

Pimicum

44 45 £

21 35 :

10

Rapidi

36

N

3 10

E

17

Rhaugara . . . .

32 54

N

63

48

E

24

Para Regia . . . .

2S 14

59 41 :

24

Rappiana,v.Granirana

43 29

N

21 45

E

10

Rhaunati . . . , .

25 12

N

37

20

E

23

1

Purpurianae Iae. . .

29 0 *

14 0

V 1

*llapsii

30 (

N

52 3(

E

24

frRkaiuae

9 0

N

45

0

E

Pusgusa, pr. Cara- )

Rarapia, Ferreira .

38

N

8 0

W

16

Rhea

37 5

N

61

8

E

24

litis Ps., L. Beg- j

37 45 >

31 50 ;

19

Rarassa

29 2(

N

75 37

E

25

Rheba, Rhehan Cas. .

53 4

N

7

2

W

12

shehr , or A creli )

Rasa, vel Gerasa . .

29 41

N

35 5

E

18

Rheda, Reda . . .

14 45

N

45

0

E

23

Putea, ad ....

40 0 >

1 39

V 16

Ratse, v. Rage, Lei- j

52 39

N

W

11

49 30

N

14

Putca. Nigra . . .

31 5 IS

16 53

17

cestcr . ... )

Klattau . . . j

13

E

14

Puteoli, olim Dicoe- )
archia, Pozzuoli f

40 50 Is

14 7

4

Rataneum, Viscovich
Ra tiara, Arcer Pa- )

43 10
43 49

N

N

17 15
23 0

E

E

15

10

Rhegama

Rhegium, Reqqio . .

25 33
38 5

N

N

55

15

45

41

E

E

23

5

Pydna, Rities . . .

40 21 N

22 32 J

10

lanka . ... )

38 22
37 27

N

N

Pylee Mediae, vel ]
Zagrae . . . . j

34 20 IS

46 25 I

22

4Ratiatum, St. Fere {
enBctz . . . j

47 10

N

2 0

W

13

Molo .... |
Rhenea I., Rhrjiea .

20

25

42

16

E

E

8

9

Pylae

33 28 I

43 45 E

22

Ratos tathybius FI., \

52 7

N

Q n

W

11

Rhenum, ad, Rheineck

47 27

N

9

33

E

15

Pylae

42 ON

43 40 I

22

U ye .... I

O 0

lthenus FI., Rhine

N

7

10

E

13

Pylora, v. Philos I., 1

26 20 N

54 40 r

24

Rauda, Bueda . . .

41 2-i

N

4 55

W

16

Rhenus FI., Reno . .

44 47

N

11

20

E

3

Polio r . ... \

Raudii Campi . , .

45 22

N

9 0

E

3

Rhesena

35 23

N

41

59

E

22

Pylos

37 50 N

21 33 E

7

*ltauraci

47 50

N

7 10

E

13

*Rhibii

39 40

N

56

0

E

24

Pylos

37 27 N

21 42 L

7

Rauranum ....

46 20

N

0 1

E

13

25 15

N

Pylos, v. Corypha- \

Ravenna, Ravenna .

44 20

N

12 10

E

3

Abouneia . . . (

54

25

E

23-

sium, Old Lava- J

36 57 N

21 41 E

7

Ravius FI

54 30

N

8 30

W

12

31 4

N

33

44

18

Reate, Bieti ....

42 24

N

12 48

E

4

Arish . . . . i

E

Pyramia

37 25 N

22 46 E

7

llechob

33 18

N

35 25

E

20

42 10

N

42

15

E

22

Pyramides ....

29 57 IS

31 10 E

18

*Redones, Fie and \

48 10

N

1 40

W

Pyramus FI., Jeihvn .

37 20 N

36 10 E

19

Villainc . . . j

13

Rhion CEnoreion . .

38 3

N

22

56

£

7

Pyrasus

39 18 IS

22 50 F

8

Refugium Gel® . .

37 4

N

14 15

E

5

Rhiphtei v. Hyper- )

N

60

Pyremei Montes, \

42 40 N

0 0E

10

Regia, Clog her . . .

54 22

N

7 12

\V

12

bortei Ms. . . . j

54 0

Pyrenees . . . j

Regia

36 56

N

37 43

E

21

38 18
48 10

N

N

21

8

47

38

Pyrenaeum Pr., C. l
de Orem . . . |

42 20 N

3 21 E

10

Regi®, ad ....
Regianum, vel Au- )
gusta, Rahova . j

35 15
43 42

N

N

9 45
24 0

E

E

17

Cas. . ... \
Rhiusiava, Rottwcil .

E

14

Pyre thus, vel Pora- )

45 50 N

28 10 E

10

Rhizeeum, Rizah . .

41 2

N

40

29

E

19

ta FI., Pruth . j

Regillus L., Colonna .

41 50

N

12 43

E

4

42 30

N

E

15

Pyrgi, -5. See era . .

42 0 N

11 59 E

4

Regina, prius Arto- )

48 58

N

E

18

42

Pyrgos

37 24 N

21 42 E

7

briga, Regensburg \

42 24

N

18

40

15

Pyrgos

39 55 N

22 20 E

8

Regina, Reyna . . .

38 13

N

6 0

W

16

of Cattaro . . (

Pyrgos

38 2 N

33 1 E

19

*Regio Attene . . .

25 15

N

51 15

E

23

Rhizus

39 40

N

??

46

E

8

Pyrrha, Akerona . .

39 10 N

26 19 E

9

Regis Villa ....

42 17

N

11 35

E

4

Rboda, Rosas . . .

42 16

N

3

10

E

16

Pyrrha

37 34 N

27 27 E

9

Regium FI., Nahr {

33 10

N

44 10

E

22

43 30

E

13

Pyrrha Pr., Anghisiri

39 20 N

22 57 E

8

Melik . ... ]

N

4

30

Pyrrha, v. Melitaea, )

39 7 N

RegiumLepidi, Reggio

44 40

N

10 38

E

3

Rhodanus FI., Rhone.

44 20

N

4

38

E

13

Goura . . . . j

Regius L., Temlouk .

35 53

N

6 26

E

17

36 17

N

30

30

E

19

Pyrrhi Castra . . .

40 10 NT

20 38 E

8

Regnum, Chichester .

50 49

N

0 51

W

11

42 0

Pyrrliicus, Aavalos .

36 39 N

22 27 E

7

Regulbium, Reculver.

51 22

N

1 10

E

11

24

0

E

Pythangeti P. . . .

10 30 N

45 30 E

1

Reguntium, Macarsca

43 20

N

17 0

E

41 20

N

10

Pythion

38 7 N

23 32 E

7

Reii, Riez ....

43 48

N

6 7

E

13

2o 2U

E

Pythium .....

40 3 N

22 12 E

8

Remedodia, Plevitz .

43 48

N

23 5

E

10

Rhodopolis ....

42 29

N

42 43

E

1£

22

Pj-thopolis ....

40 20 N

29 28 E

19

*Remi, Marne . . .

49 20

N

4 30

E

13

36 10

N

28

0

9

Pyxirates, vel Eu- \

Remi, olim Duro- \

49 16

N

E

36 16

N

28

17

E

9

phrates FI., An- \

39 30|N

39 30 E

22

cor tor um, Rheims )

Rhooteum ....

39 59

N

26

15

E

9

Remisiana ....

43 16

N

22 12

E

10

Rhogana

25 35

N

58

51

E

24

10 7 N
39 57 N

Etemmon

31 30

N

34 42

E

20

RhogonisFl., Khalcle

29 40

N

51

0

E

24

Pyxus FI., Busento .
Pyxus Pr., C. del )
Infresclu . . . J

15 35 E
15 27 E

5

5

Resafa, vel Sergio- |
polis, Resafah . j
Resaina, vel Theo- i
dosiopolis . . . )

35 10

36 42

N

N

38 47

39 59

E

E

21

22

*Rhoxolani ....
Rhozus Pr., Ras cl \
Khunzir . . . )
Rhuda

48 0
36 20
30 15

N

N

N

41

35

61

0

44

0

E

E

E

1

19

24

Q

Resinum, Antivari .
Itespa, Mo! feta . .

42 7

N

19 5

E

15

Rhudirn, Andria . .

41 15

N

16

18

E

4

41 11

N

16 46

E

5

sRhunicatae, Bavaria

48 30

N

12

30

E

15

•Quaui, v. Colduli, )
Hungary . . . }
Quadrata, Verrua

Retina, Resina . . .
Retigonium, Strath- \
naver . ... ]
RetigoniusS.. L.Ryan

40 50

N

14 22

E

4 j

Rhus

38 2

N

2 5

22

E

7

48 40|n
45 13 N

18 10|E
8 4 E

14

3

54 54

55 0

N

N

5 0
5 5

W

W

12

12

Rhyncus

Rhjmdacus FI., )

Edrenos Sou . . j

38 38

39 55

N

N

21

28

19

50

E

E

8

19

47 46 N

*Reuben, Tribus . .

31 40

N

35 50

E

20

Rhypae

38 16

N

22

3

E

7

Queetus FI., Quieto .

45 21 N

13 50 E

3

*Reudigni, Mittel- )
mark, fyc. . . . )

52 50

N

13 30

E

14

Rhypara I

37 39
49 37

N

N

26

6

59

22

E

E

9

13

Quercum, ad, (jucro .

16 ON

11 51 E

3

Reunia, Rean . . .

46 14

NT

13 27

E

3

Ricina, Maccrata . .

43 21

N

13

29

E

3

Fucnlc Santo . )
Quintiana, Osterho- )

12 10 N
18 37 N

8 14 W
13 4 E

16

14

Revessio, postea )
Vellavi, Le Pay i
RhaFl

45 3
52 0

N

N

3 53
46 0

E

E

13

1

Ricina, Recco . . .
Ricina, v.Riduna I., )
Rathlin . . . j

44 24
55 20

N

N

9

6

9

20

E

W

3

12

Elba Occidentals . .

38 0

40 0

5

1

Riduna I., Alderney .

49 43

N

2

15

W

13

Quintiniana, Casaceie

42 15 N

11 39 E

4

Rha Orientalis FI.

55 0

52 0

E

1

55 20

N

6

20

W

12

35 45^

0 34, W

17

lhabana

.0 56

\

103 40

E

25

Rigodunum, War- )

11

Rhabana Regia . .

23 29

\

56 7

£

23

rinqton . . . )

j3 24

35

Rhabdium ....

16 50

V

41 40

£

22

Rigodutum ....

49 56

N

7

2

E

13

'Rhadamcei, El Ahsa

24 10

\

50 5

£

23

Rigoraagus ....

50 39

N

7

8

E

13

RaEBATIT Moab, \
vel Areopolis, )
Rabbu . . . . )

Rheedestus, prius \

Rigomagus, Rinco .

45 3

N

8

14

E

3

31 22 N

Bisanthes, lto- ?

:0 59

V

27 30

£

10

N

2

27

W

13

35 44 E

20

dosto . ... )
Rhaetaces FI. ...

10 35

\

48 0

E

22

♦Rigusei, N. Loin- }
bardy . ... \

45 55

N

10

0

E

2 1

INDEX.

35

Place.

31 57

32 48

58 8

Rimmon, Rummon .
Riinmon, Rummaneh
Ripa Alta, v. Penox- 1
ullumProm., Ora >

Hcl

.Ripense, Salzburg, 1
Upr. Austria . )
Ritbymna, lietimo .
Rittium, Szardvk . .
Ritubiiun, Retorbio .
Ritumagus ....
Roana. • • • • •

Roberetum, G randaes
‘Robogdii, Antrim (
and Londonderry 1
Robogdium Prom., ]

Fair Hd. . . )
Robrica ....
Rodium, Roye . .
Rodumna, Roanna
Roma, Rome . .
RomatinusP., Fo.

Lemene . . . )

Romecbium, Romccni
Romula, Risaccia .
Romula, sub . .
Romula . . . .

Romula, Carlstadt
•Roplutao . . .

Roscia Portus . .
Roscianum, Rossano .
Rosei Campi .
Rossicus Scopulus,

Ras el Kanzir
Rotomagus, Rouen .
Rubi, Ruvo ....
Rubico FI., Fiumicino
Rubra, ad, Prima J
Porta . . . . )

Rubras, ad, Cabczas )
Rubios .... j
Rubras, ad ... .
Rubresus L., Etang )
de Sigcan ... I
Rubricates FI., Llo- )
bregat . . . . J

Rudiffi Calabria) . .
Rufflum, S. Angelo .
Rufrium, Ruvo . .
*Rugii, Pomerania .
Rugium, Rugenwalde

Ruhah

Rusadir, Melillah
Rusadir Pr., Rasud )

Dir )

Rusazus, Dolly z . .
Ruscino, Perpignan .
Rusellee, Roselle . .
Rusgonia, Zershal

Rusiana

Rusibis P., Azarnor .
Rusicade, nr. Storah .
Rusidava ....
Rusippisir, Sarab
Velrab ....
Ruspa) ....
Russinus M. . .
Rusticiana . . . .
Rusubritari, Tefcsadl
Rusucurru, Sidi Ferej
*Ruteni, Avciron .
ltutuba FI., Pott a. .
Rutunium, Rowton .
Rutupim, Riclibo-
rough . . .
Ryssadium Pr. .

47 50

35 22

45

44 59
49 22

36 10
41 50
55
55 13
47 20
49 40

46 .
41 54

45 37

38 24
41

41

44 17

45 27
31 10

39 36
39 34

42 28

36 19
49 26

41 10
44 11

42

37 43
34 53

43

35 19
35 20

3 32

13 30 E
24 29 E
20 20
9 6

1 9
57 35

6 44
6 30
6 10
0

2 46
4

12 27
12 55
16 24
15 23
15 15
23 54

15 33
67 30

16 39
16 41
12 47
35 4'

1

N
N
N

41 50 N

40 22 N

41 23
40 52

53 50

54 17

32 35
35 19

35 30

36 50

42 39

42 51
36 34
48

33 17
36 53
44 13
36 45 1 N

35 10 N

43 0 N
39 56 N

36 35 N
36 40 N

44 20 N
43 50 N
52 44 N
51 17 N
14 0 N

16 31 E
12 25 E
12 27
6 53
1 50
3 5

1 46
18 17

14 8

15 30

15 30

16 20 _
35 1 E

2 54 W

2 58 W

3 55 E
2 56

11 12

Saana, vel Gaana . .]

Saba

Saba, y. Sheba, Sabeal
Sabadiba) la)., Lin- )
cava, <$ c. . . . j I
I *Sabeei, El Yemen .

Sahara

Sahara, vel Savius )
FI., Mur ... |
Sabaracus FI., Ira- )
noddy . ... )
Sabaracus S., Mar- j
tabati . . . . |
•Sahara, Bahar . .
Sabaria, Stcinar- \
nanger . . . . j
Sabata, vel Sambane .

33 46 IN
38 57 N
16 50 N

17 15 N
16 25 N
47
20 0
16 0
24 0
47 10
I 33 18

2 4

7 16

8 25
6 55

24 22

3 30
10 50
19 20

6 4
2 25
2 46
2 30

7 40
2 52
1 20

17 30

36 30
38 51
43 28

44 30
96 0

95 0

97

85

16 31
45 33

42 6 N

Sabate, Bracciano
Sabatba Metrop., v. 1
Sabota Mariaba, >
Mareb . . . . ;
Sabatia Yada, Vado .
Sabatinca, Gobrang .
Sabatmus L., Brae- )
ciano . . . . )
Sabatus FI., Sabbato .
Sabatus, v. Orima- )
rius FI., Savuto . )
Sabbia, Saba . . .

Regia, Sana . ■

>abi

•Sabini. Sabi?ia, %c.
Sabio, Seben . .

Sabis FI., Sambrc .
♦Sabissa, Cabvl
Sabium, Sabbio
Sablon.es ....

Saboa

Sabota Mariaba, v. \
Sabatba Metrop., >
Mareb . ... )
Sabrata, v. Abroto- \
num ,TripoliVec- >
chia . ... )
Sabrina JEstuar., )
M. of Severn . . )
Sabrina FI., Severn .
Sabrinum, ad, Sea )
Mills . ... )

Sabris

Sabus, v. Savus FI.,
Wad Jidi , or
Adjedee . . .

*Sacse

Sacm, Tibet . . .
Sacalbina ....
Sacane ....
♦Sacasena . . .

♦Sacastenes . . .
Sacatia, Hodeida .
Saccada ....
Sacer M., Sa. de
Monchiqiie . . ,
Sacer S., Grane Har.
Sacbalites S. (Pto-
lemaei) . . .

Jacole . . . . .

Sacra I

Sacrone ....
Sacrum Ost., Vizi )

Mth I

Sacrum Pr., C. St. |
Vincent . . . )

Sacrum Pr., Corse .

Sada

Sadame

*S£etabis, Xativa S. )

Felipe . )

Sagalassus, Aglasoun.
Saganus FI. ... .
Sagdiana I., Busheab
Sagis, Po. di Mag- )

44 46
47 25
42 8
5

39 11
15 15
15 29
35 28
42 20
46 45

50 25
32 40
45 41

51 26
19 50 N

15 45
32 47

51 20

52 2
51 29
38 57

34 10 N

12 9
45 32

8 23

13 55
12 8

14 43
16 12

43 0

44 31
4 15
13

11 30
4 30
76 30
10 20
6 16
94

45 32

zvacci

0

35 0
39 8
37 35
41 35

31 45
14 47
35 1
37 20
29

16 0
19 0

41 45

32 56
44 36
37 1

43 1
19 20

42 14
39 0
37 41
26 25
26 48

44 4

12 20

3 10
2 10
2 38

45 3

4 50

.. 0E
78 0
47 43
39 30
44 45
63 0

42 59

43 31

Sagrus FI., Sangro .
Saguntia, v. Segon- \
tia, Siguenza . )
Saguntum ....
Sagylium .....
Saiace, vel Satula .
*Saii, Orne ...
Saii, Seez ....
Sais, Sa el Ha gar .
Saiticum, v Taniti- \
cum Ost., Foam >
Om Faradjen . )
Saittce, Si das Kalch .
Sala, Salee or Sla . .

Sala

Sala FI., Wad Bu \
Rcgrcb . ... )

alacia

.alaminias, vel Ire- 1
nopolis, Salamie )
J.ilamis Vetus . . .
Salamis Nova . . .
Salamis, posteg 1
Constantia, Cos- >
tanza . ... )
Salamis I., Koulouri .
Salapia, Salpi . . .
Salaria, Chinchilla .
Salaria, Alcacerdo Sol
Salaria Yia . . .
Salarus FI., Bunth

Place.

•Salassi, Piedmont
^Salatarae . . *
Salatha, Sodiya .
*Salathi ....
Salban, v.Artemita, '
Van ....

Salcah

Salcba ....
Saida), Zufoun . .
*Salden6ii . . .
Saldis, vel Salclina),
Touzia . . .

41
39 38
4

29 1
48 35
48 35

30 56

31 10

38 46
34 3

41 0

33 53

42 3

34 55
37 53
37 5

35 6

37 55

41 23

38 57
38 23

42 9
25 45

8 10
48 30
52 30
34 0
12 13
47 3 E
29 18 E

8 59 W 16

9 25 E
94 10 E
27 17

1 0

30 50
57 30
53 23
11 58
14 25

2 40
0 17

35 50
41 35
0 0
0 9
30 53

32 25 E

28 42 E
6 49 W
41 55

W

6 20

7 57
37 0
23 26
23 32

34 2

23 30
16 3
1 46

8 19
12 41
59 15

45 50
37 30
27 50
22 0
18 28
33 4

44 40
40 50

42 48
40 40
48 53

43 28

Sale

Salebro, Buriano .
Salernum, Salerno
Saletio ....

Salia

Salice qua) et Ta- i
i irobana, Ceylon .
Salina Vetus, Han-
zelbek ....
^SalinEe ....

Salinee

Salinte ....
Salinee, Droitivich
alioclita, Saclas .
:Salisee ....
Salisso ....

Salle, Szala Egers-
zeg .... .
Salluntum . . .
Salma, Salemiah .
Salmalassus . . .
Salmantica, vel El-
mantica, Sala-
manca ....
Salmone ....
Salmus, v. Salmunti.

Malioun . . . \
Salmydessus, Midieh.
Salmydessus Littus .

Salniocis FI

Salodurum, Soleure .
Salonee, Salona . .
Sals, vel Tanis, vel )
Zoan, San . . j

Salsovia

Salsula), Salccs . . .
Salsus Lacus . . .
Salsus, vel Corius \
FI., Rud Shiur . \

Saltici

Saltus Gallianus, j
Saltino . . . j

Salurnum, Salurn
Salva, Uffalu . .
Salvia Urbs, Urbi- )
saglia . . . . i
Salvioe, vel Silvia), ]
Keupt'is . . . )

Salyaneus . . .

*Salyes ....
Samachonites L., v. \
Merom, Bohr el j
Huleh ... . . )
*Sama3i ....
tSamamychii . .
♦Samara FI., Somme .
Samarade . . .

amaran ....
♦Samaria ....
Samaria, v. Sebaste,
Scbustieh . . .
Semariuna, Ashraf .
Samarobriva, postea )
Ambiani, Amiens j
Sambana, vel Sabata
Sambracate I.,
Burka I. .. .
Sambracate, Burka
Sambracitanus S. .
Same, Samos . .
♦Sameni ....
Sarnia, v. Arene .
Samicum ....
Samidaces, vel Canate
Samidaces FI., Sirroo
Saminthus, H. Skala
♦Samnium, Princi- \
pato, SfC. . .
Samnium, Cerro
Samonium Pr. .
Samos I., Samo
Samos ....
Samosata ....
Samotlirace 1^ Sa- |
mothraki

7 0

47 20
31 40
42 29
46 25
52 16

48 22
34 0

49 58
46 50
42 53
24 38
39 31

41 6
37 45
27 59
41 35

41 40
39 32
47 1.

43 33
30 58
45 0

42 48
35 50
27 30
39 33

44 25

46 15

47 46
43 12
43 57
3S 28
43 30

41 40

7 15
65 0
95 30
10 0
43 21

36 5

4 14
23 30
18 40
25 47
__ 4

14 48
8 7

5 5
80 0

18 54

15 20
14 11
23 46

2 6
2 10

6 0
7 21

17 0

19

46 5.
40 20

5 45 W
21 33
57 18
23 7
28 10
26 10
7 43
16 31
31 55
28 45
2 58
37 50

56 0
1 39

10 37

11 10
18 35
13 24
17 8
23 35

5 40

35 38

31 30 b

15 0

50 3 b

2 0

5 30 b

100 35

34 29 b

45 41

32 15 b

35 15

32 22 b

35 14 1

36 40 b

53 35

49 54 b

2 16

33 18

45 33

23 47

58 25

23 35

57 58

43 17

6 34

38 14 I

20 40

26 45

47 0

37 32

M 21 37

37 32

M 21 36

25 25 ;

si 60 0

26 0

si 60 20

37 42 ]

SI 22 40

41 25

\T 14 35

41 40

13 57

35 20

V 26 18

37 45

N 26 50

37 44

S 26 58

37 31

N 38 37

40 25

N 25 35

36

INDEX.

Samotbrace, Samo-
i hr alii . . . .
Samtus FI. . . .
Samulocenis . . .

Sane

Sane, v. Uranopolis .

Sancis

Sanctio, Seclcingen

Sandaee

Sandobanes FI. . . .
Sandrabatis . . .

Sangala

Sangarii Fons. . . .
Sangarius FI. ...

Sangia

Sanina

Sanitium, Sencz . .
Sannina, Lakeran
Santicum, Schunt- \
schach . . . . (

*Santones, Lower j
Charente . . . )

Santonum P. ...
Santonum Pr. . . .

Santuta

Sanua, Signak . . .
Saoce M. . . . . .
Saocoras, v. Masca FI.

Sapba

*Sapbarit®, El Yemen
Saphir, Sawafir . .

Saphtba

Sapparine, vel Sas- )
parine I. . . . j
Sappirine I., Shad- )

wan )

Saraca

•Saracena ....
*-Saraceni, El Jeh:l .
Sarada, Loukin . .

Saragma

SaraMum

Saranga

Sarapana Zadris . .
Sarapis, vel Ogyris ]

' , Massera . . j
*Saravene ....
Saravus FI., Save . .
Sardes, Sart . . .
*Sardiat®, Bosnia .
Sardica, v. Serdica, 1
Sophia .... i
Sardones, E. Py- )
renecs . . . . j
Sardonyi M., Sant- \
poora .... |
Sarepta, v. Zarepbath

Sarid

Sariga, Shurukhs . .
Saripheea, Surafend .

Sariphi Ms

Sarit®, El Yemen .

Sarium

Sarmadium, Muro .
Sarmalius, Sarialan .

Sarmatae

*Sarmatia Asiatica
Sarmatia Europ®a .
Sarmatica I., Leti
Sarmatic®, v. Cau- \
casi® Pyl®, Da- [
riel Pass . . . )
Sarmatici Ms., Mel- )
ves Berg . . . j
Sarmizegethusa, vel \
Ulpia Trajani, j
Varhely . . . )
Sarnade, v. Indenea, j
Trawnik . . . j
Sarnia I., Guernsey .
Sarnus FI., Sarno . .
Saron, Lesia . . .

•Saronas

Saronicus S., G. of ]
Athens, or Egina J
Sarpedon Pr., Cremca
Sarpedonium Pr., )
Lissun el Kapch )
Sarra, vel Tyrus, Stir.
Sarraca, Sarche . .

Sarrane

Sarsina

Sarta, P. Sikia . .
*Sarunete6, Vorarl- )
berg, $c. . . . j
SarusFl., Seiliun . .

26 0
48

4

40 21
40 22
35 15
47 ;
18 30
40 46
28 0
31 15
39 26
39 30

39 43

12 46
43 53

38 37
46 29
46 0
45 50
45 42

40 43

41 36
40 26

0

37 58

13 45
31 41
27 26
27 30
27 15
15 43
30 15
29 15
10 45
29 37

39 30
25 8

42 2
20 25

49 20
38 28
43 55

21 40

33 27
32 52
36 30
31 55

34 30
15 50
15 7
40 7
40 13
43 50
50 0
52

45 20
42 30

48 45

45 27

44 10

49 30
40 48
37 32

32 25
37 50
40 36

36 12

33 18

46 7

37 22
43 55
40 2

47 10
37 45

Long.

No.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

25 32

9 0

N

38 0

E

9

Sasina P., Po. Cesareo

40 16

N

18 0 ]

77 0

E

E

25

SasonL, Sassena . .

40 29

S

19 15 ]

9 5

15

Sata

23 45

N

51 45 ]

23 21

E

9

Sataphara ....

40 10

N

47 45 1

23 58

E

9

Saticula, S. A. dei Goti

41 6

N

14 27 J

23 58

E

10

Satina

43 38

N

6 27 1

50 12

E

E

24

Sation

40 55

N

20 46 ]

7 53

14

•Satrapene ....

33 0

N

45 40

34 20

E

1

Satricum

41 34

N

12 43 ]

47 39

E

22

Satula, vel Saiace . .

29 1

41 35 ]

75 0
74 20

E

E

25

25

Saturnia, vel Auri- )
nia, Saturnia . \

42 47

N

11 31

32 3S

E

19

Saturni, vel Scorn- )

32 0

E

19

braria Pr., C. de }

37 35

N

0 42

32 29

E

19

Palos . )

43 55

E

23

Satyrorum I®., Oby .

8 40

N

106 30 ]

6 25
48 54

E

F,

13

24

Satyrorum Pr., Miu J
Sha Kaoe . . . )

8 45

N

105 0

15

Saura

31 40

N

50 i;

14 6

Sava

36 IS

N

4 45

0 30

\V

13

*Savadii

35 40

N

69 0

Savaria, Brack . .

47 26

N

15 15

1 13

w

13

*Savia, Sclavonia . .

45 35

N

17 40 ;

1 16
46 44

w

E

13

Savius, vel Sahara }
FI., Mulir ... J

47 0

N

15 30 1

46 14

E

22

Savus, v. Sabus FI., )

25 36

E

9

Wad Jidi, or Ad- j

34 10

N

4 50 ;

41 30

E

22

jedee .... *

41 17
44 10

E

E

22

23

Savus, v. Saus 1*3., |
Save , or Sau . . )

45 10

N

17 30

34 45

E

20

®Saxones, Holstein .

54 0

N

io o :

48 50

E

23

Saxonicum Littus . .

49 50

N

o 40 :

E

18

38 45

N

46 17 :

34 0
34 30

Scabicsa, v. Laodi- \
cea ad Libanum, >
Djussi el Djedede )

34 26

N

36 27

23

47 30

44 12

E

23

Scabina

38 50

N

33 15

E

18

Scaidava, Ablanov

43 44

N

25 46

41 15

E

23

Scala Tyriorum, vel \

105 55

E

25

Scala Zor, Has en >

33 5

N

35 7

22 36

E

17

Nakura . . . )

34 58

E

19

Scalabis, Santarem .

39 15

N

8 36

66 45

E

24

Scaldis FI., Scheldt .

51 10

W

4 15

43 10

E

22

ScamanderFl. . . .

39 50

N

26 15

58 45
38 20

23

19

39 27

N

36 29

E

E

Seandaria Prom., )
North Pt. . . j

36 58

N

27 20

6 45

E

13

Scandea, Kapsali . .

36 9

N

23 1

28 2

E

19

*Seandia, v. Scandi- I

65 0

N

15 0

18 30

E

15

navia . . . . (

23 29

E

10

Scandi® Insul® . .

55 0

N

11 0

Scandile I., Scangcro.

39 4

N

24 7

2 30

13

28 20

N

40 28

Scapris P., Scarlino .

42 52

N

10 50

77 0

E

25

Scapte Hyle ....
Scarabantia, (Eden - )

41 4
47 44

N

N

25 48
16 38

35 20

E

20

burg . \

35 7

E

20

Scardona I., Grossa .

44 0

N

15 0

61 15

E

24

Scardona, Scardona .

43 52

N

15 54

34 52

E

20

Scarphea

38 48

N

22 40

62 30

E

24

Scarpona, Pont a, )

48 51

N

43 45

E

23

Mousson . . . )

48 15

E

23

Seen®, Tekrit . . .

34 35

N

43 38

18 23

E

5

Seen® Yeterorum, \

30 14

N

31 22

33 36

E

19

Hasanieh . . . I

21 16

E

10

Scete

30 13

N

30 23

46 0

E

1

Sch®dia

31 7

N

30 7

30 0

E

1

Sch®ra

36 52

N

14 41

29 15

E

10

Schinussa I., Stinosa .

36 53

N

25 32

Schmnus, Kalamaki .

37 56

N

23 1

45 0

E

22

Schcenus, Morikios .

38 24

N

23 20

14

Sciathos I. et Civ., }

39 14

N

23 30

20 15

Scidrus, Saqjri . . .

40 3

N

15 40

Scillus

37 36

N

21 37

22 50

E

10

Scipionis Monu- \

mentum, Sepul- >

37 27

N

2 2

17 40

E

15

cro de Scijnon . )
•Sciri

55 30

N

20 3

2 35

W

13

•Sciritis

37 20

N

22 20

14 4 4

E

4

Scironides Petr® . .

37 58

N

23 15

23 17

E

7

Scirus

37 If

N

22 26

35 0

E

20

Scodra, Sk atari . .

42 U

U

19 30

23 20

38 0

N

21 35

Scolus

38 15

N

23 25

26 5

E

10

Seombraria I., Es- |

37 32

N

1 0

33 59

E

19

combrera . . . \
Seombraria, vel Sa- \

35 13

E

20

turni Pr., C. de >

37 35

N

0 42

10 5i

E

15

Palos . ... )

38 5 f

E

22

Scombrus, vel Scor- \

12

E

3

nius M., Kodja >

42 25

N

22 50

23 5f

E

10

Balkan . . . )

9 30

E

15

Scopelos I., Scopclo .
Scopelos

39 1C

N

N

23 40
23 45

35 20

E

19

Scopi, Uskup . .

[41 5.

N

21 45

*Scord® ....
Scorobas M., Bein- j
der Dagh . . . j
Scorpionis Statio .
Scotussa ....
Scotussa ....
Scultenna . . .
Scurgum, Skarszcwa
Scydisces M. . .
Scydra ....
Scylace ....
Scylax FI., Gulkiras
Scylla, Scilla . . .
Scyllacium, Squillace.
Scyllacius S., G. di
Squillace . . .
Scylheuni Pr., Skyli
•Scymnia . . .
*Scynit® ....
Scyras FI. ...
Scyros I., Skyj'o .

Scyros

Scytala I., Jubal .
^Scythia ....

'-Scythia Parva . .
♦Scytbiaca . . .
•Scythini ....
»Scythini ....
Scythopolis, Beisan
ScythranusP., Mar-
sa I'oubrouk . .
Sebaste ....
Sebaste, Ayash
Sebaste, prius Ca-
bira, Shva-s . .
Sebastopolis, v. Di-
oscurias . . .
Sebatum, Seb . .
Sebennyticum Ost.,
Bourlos . . .
Sebennytus, Sama-
noud ....
Sebennytus, v. Bu-
ticus L., Bourlos
Sebethus FI., Mad-
dalena ....
Seeecrin® I®. .
Secerr®, S. Celoni
Secor Ptus., Sables
d’Olonne .
Securisca . . .
Segobriga, Segorbe
Segontia, Epila
Sedala . . .
Seduca FI. . .
Sedula ....
*Seduni, S. Valais
Sedunia . . .
*Segalauni, Drome
Segedunum . .
Segelocum, v. Age
locum, Littlebo

rough

Segessera, Clairvaux
Segest® ....
Segest® Emporium
Cast el a Mar
Segeste, Scstri
Segisamo . .

Segni, Ciney
Segobia, Segovia .
Segobriga, Molina
Segodunum, postea
lluteni, Bodcz .
Segodunum, Siegen
Segontia, v. Sagun-
tia, Siguenza
Segontium, Caer
Seiont . . .
Segora, Bressuire
Segosa . . .
•Segusiani, Loire
Segusianorum Fo
rum, Fcurs .
Segusio, Suza .
Segustero, Sisteron
Selachusa I., S. Jo-
annis . . .
Sel®, Salchieh .
Selambina . .
Selampura . .
Selas FI. . . .
Selemnus FI.
Seleucia . . .
Seleucia . . .

Lat

i

Long.

No.

Map.

36 45

N

69 0

15

-'4

40 30

N

32 20

[5

19

1 20

V

43 40

E

1 1

39 22

N

22 30

5

8

41 1

s7

23 32

5

10

44 47

N

11 10

5

3

53 47

'J

18 5

5

14

40 30

S’

40 0

5

19

40 50

21 59

5

10

40 21

sr

28 23

5

19

40 20

Y

35 30

E

19

38 13

N

15 44

5

5

38 49

N

16 29

E

5

38 50

N

16 50

E

4

37 28

N

23 31

E

7

42 43

ST

42 35

5

22

12 0

22 0

5

1

36 42

N

22 31

E

7

38 50

N

24 25

E

9

38 49

N

24 36

E

9

27 37

N

33 45

5

18

40 30

N

60 0

E

24

48 0

N

65 0

E

1

40 0

ST

90 0

E

1

44 30

Sf

28 30

5

10

30 30

N

30 15

E

18

40 15

N

40 30

5

19

40 20

N

43 0

a

22

32 33

N

35 33

E

20

31 57

N

24 7

E

17

38 32

N

29 51

E

19

36 30

N

34 11

E

19

39 39

N

36 55

E

19

42 45

N

41 5

E

22

. 46 50

N

11 39

E

15

31 35

N

31 4

E

18

30 58

N

31 16

E

18

31 20

N

31 0

E

18

40 53

N

14 19

E

4

. 19 10

N

72 50

E

25

. 41 44

N

2 35

E

16

46 29

N

1 45

W

13

N

25 0

E

10

. 39 52

N

0 30

W

16

. 41 40

N

1 12

\V

16

. 40 42

N

42 10

E

22

N

4 40

W

16

. 45 7

N

8 24

E

3

. 46 25

N

7 40

E

13

N

7 26

E

3

. 44 50

N

5 0

E

13

. 54 57

N

1 31

W

11

53 19

N

0 50

w

11

. 48 10

N

4 44

E

13

. 37 59

N

12 54

E

5

38 2

N

12 52

E

5

. 44 17

N

9 27

E

3

N

3 56

W

16

. 50 18

N

5 2

E

13

. 41 4

N

4 10

W

16

. 40 57

N

1 4S

\V

16

41 24

N

2 35

E

13

. 50 52

N

8 4

E

14

| 41 4

N

2 40

W

16

j 53

N

4 15

W

11

. 46 50

N

0 35

W

13

. 44 11

N

1

VV

13

. 45 40

N

4

E

13

45 44

N

4 13

E

13

. 45

N

7

E

3

. 44 1C

N

5 57

E

13

j 37 «

N

23 1C

E

7

. 30 4'

N

32

E

18

. 36 4f

N

3 4-

W

16

. 30 3c

N

83 2!

E

25

. 37

21 4

E

7

. 38 1

N

21 5i

E

7

. 36 2

N

33 5’

E

19

. 33

N

44 3(

E

22

-

INDEX.

37

cnleucia . ■ • •

Selcucia (Susiana)
Lleucia Plena, yel
ad Mare, Sulukie
Selcuco Betas, vel
Selcucia ad Be-
lem, Djisr Shogr

Sov®, Ayr and
Dumfries . • •

»SeU, v. Psylli . . .
Selinam, ad, Deskfoi a
Selinos, Kosmos .
Selinuntss Thermae,
Sciacca . . •

Selinus, Terra it
Pulci . • •

Selinus, vel Traja-
nopolis, Silent y .
Selinus FI., V oStitza
Selinus FI., Silenty
Sellasia • • • •

Selleis FI. • • •
Selleis FI. • • •

•SelleUo ....
Sellium . • • •

Selymbria, vel Eu-
doaiopolis, Stlivri )
Semanthini M. . •

Semeros. Benegndcm
Semiramidis Fossa
Semiramidis, vel 1
Strongyle M.,
Bumbarack Bock )
Semne, Mangalore
•Semnones, Bran - \
denburg , Lusa- /
tin, 8fC. • • • /
Sempronii Forum,
Fossombrone . • I

Sena Gallica, Sini- j
gaglia . • • • )
Sena (Julia), Siena .
Sena FI., Shannon .
Sena, v. Siambis I., }

I. de Sein . . . )
Senia, Segna . . .
•Senones . ....

•Senones, Loiret . ■
Senonia L, Zannone .
•Senonia, v. Lugdu- )
nensis Quarta . (

•Sensii

Sentantiorum P., \

Bibble . ... )
Sentice, Side Carre- {

ras )

Sentinum, Sentina

Senus FI

Sepeia .....
Sepelaci, Villa Real
Sepias Pr., Sepias .
Sepinum, Sepino .
Sepomana, Omago
Septem Arm, Asumar
SeptemMavia, Mths
ofthePo.. . .
Septempeda, S. Se-

ll 30
36

37 15
55 10
30

57 35
37

38 10

36 20

37 11

39 20
12 20
39 43

22 0
32 40
35 50

25 47

13 5

52 0

43 22
53 0
48
15

43 4-r
48
40 58
48 20

44 45
53 42

40 54
43 24
15 0
37 36
39 55
39 12

41 26

45 24
39 7

Long.

I

Septentrionalis Oce- )
anus .... I
Septimancas, Si- j
mancas . . . j
Septimunicim . . .
Sepyrrus M. ...

' Scquana FI., Seine .

•Sequani

Sera

Seraphim

Serastore

Serbctes FI., Isscr . .
Serdica, v. Sardica, )
Sophia . ... }
Serena, Villievo . .
Sergiopolis, vel lie- )
safa, Resafah . j
Seriane, Esrie . . .

♦Serica

Serici, vel Erodi Ms. .

Serinda

Seriplios, Serpho . .
Seviphos I., Setphi .
Sermanicomagus . .

Sermusa

Sermyle, Ormelia . .
Scrota, Gradina . .
Serpu, Serpa . . .

L.

45 0
43 14

'0 ON

41 35 N
34 46 N

32 0 N
49 0 N
47 ON

34 30 N
30 27 N
37 54 N

36 20 N

42 35 N

45 45 N

35 10 N
35 11
42 0

33 0
30 42

37 10
37 10

46 0

39

40 15
45 53
37 .58

12 4

13 14 E

35 39
48 45
35 55

36 21 E
31 15
4 20
18 0
2 43 W
22 39 E

12 44
32 22
22
32 30
22 26
22 41

20 30

27 20
8 34

28 18
100 0

21 25
40

57 45
75 0
13 20

20

45 25
18

41 13

44 53
48 46

45 6
41 36

11
8 18
4 50
14 52

12 45
3 0

13 5
2 30

27 20
2 55 W

5 4i

12 48
105 0

22 46
0 9

23 24
4 30

13 34
7 C

12 3;'

4 52 W
9 55 E
93 0 E
1 37 E
6 0E
110 20 E
31 55 E
38 19 E
3 25 E
23 29 E

38 47
37 18
105 0
87

76 22
24 30
24 30
0 10
35 IS
23 35
17 39
7 25

Serrain . . . , • •
Serrorum Ms. . . .

Serus FI., Mayguc .
Servilii Pons, Slrugo .
Servinus Vicus . . .
Serviodurum, j

Straubing • • )
Servitium, Scrvatz .
Sesarethus . . • •

Sesippi, vel Sibi P., ]

Ras Zebid . . j
Sessites FI., Sesca .
Sestemo FI., Stirone
Sestianm Arm . .
Sestianm Arm, Ca- )
marinas . • • )
Sestinum, Sestino .

Sestos

Seteia vEst., Dee .
Sethrum, vel Hera- .

cleopolis Parva .

Setia, Sczza . . .

Setidava, Posen
Setius M., Cette
Setovia, Zibictz
Setuacatum, Cham .
Setutanda, Emden .
•Sevaces, Upper )
Austria . . . I

Sevinus L., L. d’Iseo .
Sexantaprista, Ras- )
tchuk . ... )
Sexitanum ....
Sextim Aqum, Aix .
Scxtum, ad, Filette .
Sextum, ad ... .

Sextum, ad ... .
Shamir .....
Sharuhen, v. Shilhim.
Sheba, v. Saba, Sabea
Shiloh, v. Silo, Scilum
•Shinar, v. Singar .
Siambis, v. Sena I.,

I. de Sein . . .

Siata I., Houat
Siazuros, Butkhanah.
Sibario, Asmesnal
Siberena, S. Scve-

rina

Sibi, vel Sesippi P.,

Ras Zebid . •
Sibius, postea Xan-
tlius FI., Ujah
Chat ....

Sibora

Sibus, Kcff . . .
“Sicambri . . •
Sicapha ....
Sicca Veneria . .
Sicclla, vel Ziklag .
Sichem, v. Neapolis,
Nabulus . . .
Sicilia I., Sicily
Sicilibus, Bouslia .
Sicinos I., Sykino .

Sico Basilisses . .
Sicoris FI., Scgre .
Siculum Fretum,

Str. of Messina .
Sicum, Cas. Vccchia .
Sicyon, Vasil ico . .

Sicyon P

Sicyone

Sida

Side

Side, Eski Adalia . .

*Sidene

Sidene

*Sideni, El Hejaz . .

Sidenus FI., Sidin. .

Sidodone

Sidolocum ....
Siden, vel Zidon, j
Saida . . . . j

♦Sidones, Silesia .
Sidus, SnsaJci . .
Sidyma, Tortucar
Siga, Takumbrit .
Sigmum, Veni-Shehr
Sigara . . . . •

*Sigiplosii . . .

Sigisa, Zieza . .
Signia, Segni . . .

Sigrium Pr., Sigri
Sigus, Teinlouk . .
•Sila, Regia Sila . .
jsilacenm, Kapesvar .

45 40
44 50
43 41

43 42
41 14
53 20
1

41 31

52 30
43 23
49 42
49 15

53 28
48
45 45
43 51
36 44
43 29

43 1
41 5

44 50
31 2

31 31
16 50

32

33

45

47 18
35 16
41 25

36 40

39 47

35 55
0

31 20

36 10

31 32

32 18

37 30
<6 34

36 40

37 20

42 0

38 0

43 33
37 58

37 59

39 58

38 13
36 28

36 46

40 40
40 16
24 30
40 30
26 32
47 15
33 33
51 15

37 56
36 24

35 18

40 0
30 5
33 40

38 17

41 41

39 10

36

39 10
46 22

40 58
23 40
100 30
20 40
11 13
.2 30
17 35
19 41

E 15
E 10

43 0 E

8 17 E

9 55 E
5 55 W
9

12 12
26 25
3 10
32 15
13
16 54
3 40
19 13

12 17
7 16

13 0

26 0

3 28
5 38

11 7

12 25
20 41
35 4

34 31

43 28

35 16

44 15

4 50
2 55

45 47

5 54

29 25 E

35 19

14 0
9 53

25 6
37 19
1 12

15 35

16 20

22 43
__ 46

23 30
23 39
23 10
31 26

37 40 E
27 20 E

38 10 E
38 15 E
54 55 E

4 5 E
35 23 E
17 35 E
23 4 E

29 16
1 25
26 12
65 23 E
8 20
1 39
12 59
25 50 E
6 50 E

16 30 E

17 52 E

Silana, Lisana . . •

Silandus

Si lanes, ad, Sella . .
Silanum, ad . . . .

Silarus FI., Sele
Silarus FI., Silaro
Sild 1, v. Gilda . .

Silesva ....

*Silici

Silicis M., Monselice
Silimnum I. . . .
'"Silingm, Posen, SfC.

Silla, Gorgos vel
Delas FI., Diya-

lah

*Silphiofera Eegio
Silsilis, Resras . .
*Silures, Caermar-
then and Breck-
nock Shires . .

Silva Arduenna, F.

of Ardennes . .

Silva Crnsia, near
Soest ....

Silva Herculi Sacra
•Silva Marciana,

Black Forest .
Silvanectes, olim
Augustomagus,

Se n Us ....
Silvim, vel Salvim,
Keupris . . .
Silvium, Tilcovich
Silvium, Guragnone
*Simcon Tribus
Simois FI . , Mender e-
Chai . .

Simonias, Simunieh
Simpsimada . . .

Simylla ....
Simyra, Yarnura .
*Sinm . . . • •
■*Sinm, Cambodia
and Cochin China
Sinm, Sinarum Me-

trop

Sinarum Metropolis
Sinai M., Jebel el

Tor

Sincathorium . .
Sinda . . . . .
Sinda, Gin . . .
Sindm Im. . . .
Sindocanda, Kandi
Sindomana

Sindus

Sindus,v.InthusFl., 1
Scinde, or Indus . )

Singa

Singa FI

Singames FI., Ingour.
•Singar, vel Shinar .
Singara, Sinjar . -
Singaras M., Sinjar .
Singidunum, Belgrade
Singili, Loja . . .
Singiticus S., G. of (
Orus . . . _ . I
Singone, Schcmnitz .

Singos

Sinna ......

Sinna, Koh Hisor
Sinope, Sinub ' . . .

Sinoria

Sintha, Senna . . .
Sintlius, vel Indus }
FI., Indus . . )

*Sinti -

Sinuessa, Mondragone

Sioda

Siparontum ....
Sipbce, vel Tiphm, )
Agioni . ... )

Siphare

Siphnos I., Siphanto .

Sipia

Sipiberis . . . . .
Sipontum, v. Sipus, )
S. M. di Siponto j
Sippara, Poory . .
Sipphara, vel Peri- \
sabora . . . ■ )
Sipus, v. Sipontum, )
S. M. di Siponto. (
Sipylus Mons, So- 1
boundji Dagh . )
Sii-bitum . . . . ■

39 28
38 43
46 8
44 33

40 32

44 30
34 1

33 44
36 30

45 17
51 43

51 53

34 0

28 20
24 35

52

50 20

51 30

52 20

48 30

49 13

45

40 53

31 17
39 50

32 43

33

19 56

34 50
30

11 20
10 51
16 56

21 42
29 0
13 47
2 56
15 .

11 41
5 53
9 30
44 44
11 46

5 18 W ~
17 40 E 14

Map,

45 0

21 0E
32 55 E

22

2 35 E 13
17 8 E 15

13 49
16 13

34 32
26 30

35 16
55 10
72 55
35 56

104 0 E
106 30 E

28 26 N

17 30

37 30
11 45
8 0
7 15
27 35
40 38 N

28 0
37 27
37 25
42 20
34 0
36 16

36 16
44 50

37 13
10 10
48 28
40 10

34 35
37 14
42

39 0

35 10

106 43
106 41
33 56
10 0
29 43
99 25
93 45
0

68 20
22 51

28 0
41

41 _
40 31
43 32

E

E 25

70 0E
37 32
37 45
41 33
43 40
41 52
41 35
20 35
4 1
24 10

34 15

37 0
48 0
14 45
11 36
19 56
33 15
41 36

38 30
14 0

19 22
23 49
36 0
39 50
35 11
39 30
47 5
70 0
23 20
13 52
47 31
21

23 4

65 43
25 43
1 20 Kv
E

100 20 ‘
15 54
85 45
43 59
15 54
27 20
33 30

INDEX.

Sirbonis Ps., Saba- )
kat Bard oic at . j
SirenusEB Im., Galli .

Sirieis

Siris, Slnno ....
Siris, v. Sirrce, Seres .
Siris FI., Sinno . .
Sirias Pr., Jvje . . .
Sirinio, Sirmione . .
Sivmi\xai,All Schabaez
Siropium, El Ari- j
shiyeh .... |
Sirpium, Campo- \
lattaro . )

Sisalo, v. Sisapo Nova
SisapoVetus, Inin den
Sisar, vel Usar FI., I
Zwoiu/h . . . )

Sisara Ps., Benzcrt .
Siscia, Sziszek . . .

Sitace, Akbara . . .
Sitacus FI., Jaryah .

•Sitlionia

Sitifis, Set}/ . . . .
Sitomagus, IVoolpit .
'Sitones et Hike- }
riones, v. Suiones )

•Sitones

Siuel, vel Suel . . .
Sizara, vel Laussa, 1
Kalat- Seijar . . )

•Sizyges

Skambonidce . . .

Smaragdus M. . . .
Sraenus FI., Turko- \
vrysi . ... )

Smyrna

Smyrnmus, vel Her- \
maeus S., G. of >
Smyrna . . • J
•Smyrnophoros lie- \
gio Exterior, El >
Hadramaut . . ;
Smyrnopkoros Re- \
gio Interior, El >
Hejaz . ... )

Soaca

SoanaFl. . . • •
Soandus, Sowar.li- 1
dereh . ... )

Soara

Soatra, Tusun Uyuk .

Soatrce

•Sobidse . . . . .

Socanda, v. Sarnius )
FI., Attnick . . )
Sochchor . . . .

Socho, Shuwcikeh .
Sochus ....

'Sogdi, Moult an .
'Sogdiana, Great
Bucharia, $c. .
Sogdorum Regia .
Solana . . . . .
Solaria, Campi . .
Solaria, ad, Cava .
Solentii I&.,Zirona,

$c

Soletum, Soleto .
Soli, Solca . . .
Soli, posteaPompei-
opolis, Mezetli .
Solicinium, Sulz .
Solimariaca . . .
Solimnia I., Pela- I
gonisi . . . . (

Solis M., vel Solois )
Pr., C. Cant in . J

Solis P

Solium ....
Solona, Citta di Sole
Solonius Campus .
Soluntum, C. di So- ]
lanto . ... '
Solygia ....
Solymi Montes,
Takhtalu . . .
Sontia, Sansa . .
Sontius FI., Isonzo
Sonus, v. Andona-
dus FI., Sonc . .
•Sophanitce, El Ye-
men ....
•Sophene ....
Sophon L., Sabnnja
Sophtha I., Kharak

Lat.

Long.

No.

of

Map.

31 4 N

33 20 E

is Sc

40 34!N

14 28 E

4 Sc

38 6 N

36 11 E

19 Sc

40 8 N

16 38 E

5 So

41 9 N

23 33 E

10 So

40 5 N

16 10 E

5 *S

42 6 N

35 0 E

19 Sc

45 30 N

10 36 E

3

44 48 N

19 45 E

15 *S

29 46 N

25 28 E

So
17 So

41 19 N

14 32 E

4 So

38 56 N

4 36 W

16 *S

38 42

N

4 46 W

16 Sc

36 10

V

4 0 E

17 Sc

37 10

N

9 40 E

17 sr

45 28

N

16 26 E

15 S]

33 45

N

44 16 E

22 S’

28 15

51 45 E

24 S’

40 5

\T

23 50 E

10 S

35 58

\T

5 9 E

17

52 13

N'

0 52 E

11 Si

62 0

N

12 0E

1 s

60 0

\T

10 0E

1 s

36 35

N

4 39 \V

16

35 IS

N

36 35 E

21 s

53 0

N

108 0 E

1 Si

38 2

N

23 38 E

7 S

24 15

N

34 45 E

IS s

36 44

N

22 30 E

7 s

38 24

N

27 11 E

19 S

33 30

N

26 45 E

9 S
S

17 50

N

53 45 E

23 S

s

s

21 25

N

43 0 E

23

26 14

N

37 29 E

23 S

43 20

N

46 50 E

22 S

38 15

N

34 58 E

19 l

22 50

N

79 5 E

25

38 21

N

33 21 L

19 S

42 56

N

27 39 E

10 S

32 30

N

55 0 E

24 S

37 45

N

55 0 E

24 S

17 2

N

45 45 I

23 S

31 41

N

34 59 E

20

36 50

N

36 34 ]

21

31 25

N

35 4 1

20

28 0

N

69 0 E

25

39 30

N

68 0 I

24

27 36

N

68 57 I

25

36 0

N

105 0 ]

1

43 48

N

10 57 ]

3

44 20

N

9 25

3

43 25

N

16 15 I

15

40 12

N

18 15

5

35 11

N

33 1 I

19

36 45

N

34 32

19

48 21

N

8 44 1

14

48 25

N

5 45

13

39 2C

N

24 5 1

9

32 31

N

9 20

T 17

. 7 4(

N

82 0 ]

E 25

N

20 58

2 8

. 44 1

N

11 53

2 3

. 41 43 N

12 25

E 4

38 4N

13 34

E 5

23 1

E 7

36 30 N

30 30

E 19

. 40 14 N

15 34

E 5

. 46

0.N

13 40

N 3

1 19 40 b

83 0

E 25

! is

5 b

44 55

E 23

. 38 30 jb

40 0

E 22

. 40 41 J

30 22

E 19

. 29 15 Jp

49 45

E 23

clien , or Pecs

Ionia, Sizeboli

i Valencia .

nes L., C/711

yeh . . .

ta llossa

teria, Sjrfiagia

VatreniP., Po. di
Primaro . . . J

Castel-a-

tailucum, v. Qua-
drata, Sziget . .

n Piedmont

S. Cataldo

Ostium, Soulineh
Mth

nores, llatoncau ,

• . . . .

olim Argentora- >
turn, Strasbourg )
Stratonicma, Eski- )
hisar . ... )
Stratus, Porta . . .
Straviance, Nashiczee.
Strevinta, Jdgendorf .
Strido, Strido . . .
Strongyle I., Stromboli
'Strophades . . . .

46 3 N

33 18 N

41 45iN

30 50IN

42 13|N

34 25 N
51 5 N
12 ON
44 30 IS

9 ION
44 3 N
29 27 N
27 40 N
37 31 jN

42 25 N

39 12 N

43 30 N

44 58 N

37 5.N

38 3o!n

40 15 N
8 40

37 30

33 50

31 36

41 16
40 45

38 55
38 55
37 30

36 56

37 46

34 45
44 35

44 35

37 46

42 45
30 20

40 42
47 49

41 28
40 34
47 46

43 38

44 42

44 45
40 23

42 33

46 3

38 54

45 36

45 20

40 50
37 15

37 16

41 50
7

■10 54
. 54

47 30

38 23
41 9

43 0

43 14

36 46

46 13
50 59
40 58

48 34

18 10
35 13
13 35
37 31
12 23
2 0
1 44
79 0
27 10
'8 25
0 6
67 18
53 40
30 36
27 46
23 16
16 30
19 30
22 26
0 40
23 16
81 15

8 23
31 11
13 28

37 19

38 41

45 30
49 59

46 31
38 3
32 0

2‘.

2:

23 29
21 41
23 57
35 56
12 16

12 19

23 11
12 43
54 30
14 31

7 34
1 20

23 48

17 2

18 29 E

8 31 E
8 45 E

18 20
11 38
18 50
0 23

24 11

29 40

26 10
22 0
22
34 29
7 22
36 10
24 0
14 20
22 47
21 52
6 20

5 20

27 1
10 40
13 48
15 43 E

7 ii

28 4
21 20
18

17 41
16 27
15 13
43 40

Place.

Strophades Ice., 1
Strofadia, or ?
Stampliane . • ;
Struthus Pr., Koraka

Stryme

Strymon FI., Stro- )
ma, or Kara Su )
Strymonicus Sinus, )
Contessa ... 1
Stubera, v. Stymbara.
Stucia FI., Dopey . •

Stura FI

♦Sturii, Drcnt and )
Ovemyssel . . . )
Sturius FI., Stour . .
Sturnium, Stornazza.
Stymphalus ....
StjTa, Stoura . . .
Styx FI., Macro Ncj'ia
Suana, Soana . . .
♦Suanitse, N. Loin- j
bardy . . . . )
♦Suardones, Pome- |
rania . . . . )
Suasa, C. Leone . .
Suastus, v. Chor.spes )
FI., Cabal . . )
Subanna .....
Sublacensis Yia . . .
Sublaqueum, Subiaco
Subsabione, Clausen
Subur, San Boy .

Subur

Subur FI., Seb u .
Subututtu . . .
Subuzates . . .
Subzupara . . .
Succorum Angustice
4Succosii ....
Succotb, Sukliat .
Sucro, Sueco . .
Sucronensis S. . .
Sudeti, v. Hereynii
Ms., Erz Gebirge )
Suel, vel Siuel . .
Suemus FI., Derbcnd
SueroFl., Jucar .
Sucssa Aurunca, Sessa
Suessa Pometia
•Suessiones, Aisne
Suessula, Sessola .
•Suevi, Mechlen-
burghj §c. _ . .
Sufasar, meriga .
Sufes, Esbibah . .
Sufetula, Sbeitla .
Sugidava, Satan oi

Suia

Suindinum, postea
Cenomani, Le
Mans ....
Suinus FI., Salinas
•Suiones, v. Hille-
viones et Sitones
Sullia Pr., C. S. Paul
Sulis . ....

Sullectis, Boutj Sa
lectali . . . . )
Sulloniacce, Brock -
ley Hill . . .
Sulmo, Sulmone .
Sulmo, Sermoncta
Sumere, Samareh .
Sumetia ....
Summontorium,
Schrobenhauscn .
SummusL., Samolico
Summus Penninus,
Gr. S. Bernard .
Summus Pyrenceus
Suna, Ncrola . .
Sunda, Santona- .
•Suniei ....
Sunium . . . .
Sunium Pr., Colonna
Superequum, C. Vo '
Subequo . .
Suppara . . .

Sura ....

Sura, Souram .

Sura Tliapsacus, v. 1
Thipsach, q. et >
Ampkipolis . . ;
Suragana

37 22
40 54

41 IS
52 35

45 15

52 45
51 58'

40 14

37 51

38 13
38 0

42 44

46

53 30

43 35
34 30
32 42

41 54
41 56
46 40
41 20
34 23

34 14

12 38

13 38

41 50

42 15

35 30

24 10
19
5

29
6 30
0 50
18 17
22 28
24 10
22 15
11 37

Surta .

Map.

12 55
0 0
1 0

13 15
13 4
11 33

2 2
6 26
5

13 57
1 15
26 10
24 0
5 40

32 30 N

35 32 E

39 11 b

0 15 NV

39 30 N

0 0 E

50 45 N

14 0E

36 35 N

4 39 W

42 5 N

26 40 E

39 13 N

1 0 W

41 15 >

13 52 E

41 21 b

13 6 E

49 20 b

3 20 E

41 0 b

14 25 E

52 0 b

12 45 E

36 IS b

2 0E

35 23 b

9 6 E

35 0 b

9 18 E

44 11 b

[ 27 36 E

35 0

25 17 E

48 2

0 8 E

42 29

14 0E

62 0

12 0 E

35 7

sT 24 36 E

47 56

M 3 1 W

35 28

^ 11 0 E

51 37

0 13 \V

42 1

13 57 E

41 34

13 0 E

34 12

>T 43 50 E

37 30

V 22 19E

48 34

M 11 14 E

46 16

V 9 24

45 55

N 7 15 r.

42 50

NT 0 40 \V

42 11

SI 12 47 E

43 25

\ 3 23,\Y

50 30

S 6 0E

37 40

SJ 24 3 E

37 39

24 2E

12 7

N 13 45 E

18 25

N 73 0 E

32 2

44 44 E

12 6

43 58 E

35 50

38 49 E

35 55

39 7 E

36 35

68 28 F.

40 38

14 25 E

40 35

42 0 E

INDEX.

39

Susa, v- Susan, Shus .
Isusiana • • • • ■

Susiana, v. Persian )

Pyl® • >

Susudata, Berlin . .

Sutrium, Sulri . . .

•Suz®i • • • ■ •
Syagros Extrema,
lias Far talc . . j

Sybavis

Sybarita . • • • «

Sybota, Sivota . . .

Sybota las., Sivota
Sycte, Fcra . . . .

Sycc_

Sycei

Sychar ....
Sycurium . • •

*Sydri . • ■ • •
Sydrus, Hyderabad,
Svedva • • • •

Sycne, Es covan .
Symtetbus, llegalbut
Syrael., S i/di i . .

Synnaus, Sunaul .
Svnnada ....
Syphseum, M. Alto
Syracellse . . •
•Syracene . . .

Syracuse, Siracusa
Syrastra, Arrys'r .
Snastrene, Cuich .
SjriEB Pylfe, Bcilan
Pass, or Sakai
Tutan ....
Syrnota, Stanimak
•Syvo-Media . .
Syvos, Syra . . .

Sjtos I., Syra . .
Syrtis Major, Djoon
al Kabrit . . .
Syrtis Minor, G. of
Khabs ....
SythasFl., Tnkalk

Taanacii, Taanuk
Tab, vel Agi-adates
FI., J era hi . •
Taba3, Tavi . . .

Tabas

Tabae Pr

Tab® a, Davas . .
•Tabasi, W. Berar
Tabellai-ia, CasleU
lacio . . • •
Tabenna I. . . •
Tabernee, Saverne
Tabernae ....
Tabcrnos ....
‘Tabiene ....
Tabor M., J. el Tur
Tabraca, Tabarkali
Tabuda FI., Scheldt
Tabudis, A l Fyth .
Tabunagdi . . .

Taburnus M., Ta-
burno ....
Tacalya, Tukush .
Tacape, Khabs . .
Tacasarta, Abouke-
cheid ....
Tacbasara, Tabrecz
Tachorsae . . .
Tacola ....
Tacona ....
*Tacorei, Thibet. .
Tacosanna FI.,
Avacan . . .
TacuaFl., Taygia
Tacubis, Tliomar .
Tader, vel Terebus
FI., Segu?-a •
Tadm or,v. Palmyra,
Tadmor . . .

Tadnos Fons . .
Taduttis, Tattubt .
Tsenarium, Kosa-
(jonianika . . .
Ticnavum Pr., Ma-
tapan ....
Tcenarum M., Sang

Ttenia

T tenia, Fagasa
Tagaba, Tubukali.

Lut.

T N

Long.

M

32 3 N

48 14 E 2

31 30 N

48 0 E 2

31 20 N

51 32 E

52 30 N

13 28 E

42 14 N

12 9 E

28 20 N

52 30 E

15 30 N

52 15 E

39 41 N

16 31 E

35 14 N

24 30 E

39 23 N

20 15 E

39 23 N

20 14 E

41 3 N

28 59 E

31 55 N

25 0 E

40 8 N

31 37 E

32 20 N

35 22 E

39 43 N

22 34 E

30 0 N

64 30 E

25 25 N

68 20 E

36 16 N

32 16 E

.24 7 IS

32 55 E

37 35 K

14 40 E

36 35 IS

27 53 E

39 5 J

29 5 E

38 44 b

30 50 E

39 24 >

16 14 E

40 53 b

26 50 E

37 ON

57 0 E

. 37 3 1

15 17 E

23 20 N

71 0 E

. 23 20 IS

70 0 E

. 36 27 f

36 7 E

41 56 b

25 5 E

. 33 30

50 0 E

. 37 26 I-

24 56 E

. 37 25 F

24 55 E

| 32 0

18 0 E

J 34 0 1

ST 11 0 E

io 38 0|.

22 34 E

T.

. ’32 31

Sf 35 15 E

j 30 40

sf 49 30 E

. 37 35

N 14 25 E

. 31 1

\ 53 58 E

. 10 15

N 51 30 E

. 37 17

N 28 50 E

. 20 40

N 75 0 E

] 42 16

N 11 39 E

. 26 11

N 32 23 E

. 48 44

N 7 22 E

40

INDEX.

Pluce

Lnt.

Long

No.

Place.

Lat.

Long.

No.

Place.

Lat

Long

No.

Map

Map

Map.

Telamonius Portus, j

42 32

N

11 10

£

4

Tkalamm

Tkalamm, Platza . .

37 6
36 47

N

N

22 5
22 20

E

E

7

7

Tkeras Clio non, vel )
Auloei Ticlios, !

42 0

N

28 0

E

10

Teleboce, v. Tapkia? I

38 35

N

20 50

E

8

•Tkalassii ....
Thamalites ....

34 50
25 30

N

N

3 40
85-30

E

E

17

25

Akhteboli . . . )
Tknriodes, vel ' Fe- j

10 0

N

104 30

25

38 40

41 45

E

22

Thamar FI

23 25

N

57 58

E

23

rinus S. . . . )

14 24

E

4

Thamara, Kurnub

31 9

N

35 7

E

20

Tkerma

39 42

N

34 48

E

19

38 53

N

23 11

E

8

Thamara

32 32

N

46 37

E

22

TkermtB Himeren- )

37 57

N

13 44

3 5

E

13

*Tkamidita3, El Hcjaz

26 15

N

37 40

E

Tkermae Selinuntte, 1
Sciacca . . . j

Tellonum . . . . •

44 20
36 35

N

1 3
29 7

W

E

13

19

Thamondocana . . .
Thamusida ....

16 0
34 10

N

N

1 40
6 23

W

w

1

17

37 30

N

U 6

E

5

Telo Martius, Toulon
Telonius FI., Turano .
Telos I., Piscopia . .
Temathea M., Ly- \
kodhimo . . • j

43 6
42 8
36 26
36 56

N

N

N

N

5 57
13 0
27 25
21 52

E

E

E

E

13

4

9

7

Tkanatos I., Thanet .
Tkanutkis ....
Tkappuach ....
Tkapsacus, v. Oron- )

51 20
30 8
32 17

36 20

N

N

N

N

1 20
25 48
35 2

35 40

E

E

E

E

11

17

20

21

Tkermaicus S., Sa- 1
loniki . . . . )
Tkermc, post Tkes- j
salonica, Salon it i )
Tkermidara, Diakovo

40 10
40 37
43 21

N

N

N

23 0
22 57
20 20

E

E

E

10

10

10

37 36

N

22 45

E

7

Am )

Tkermodon FI., )
Ter meh . . . (
Tkermon, Vrachori .

41 10

N

37 0

E

19

8

Tcmesa, vol Terapsa .
Temila, vel Tamala, j

39 6

N

16 10

E

5

Tkapsacus, Thip- \

35 55

N

39 7

E

22

38 40

N

21 35

E

17 30

N

95 10

E

25

et Ampkipolis . )

Tkermopylce . . .

38 48

iN

22 30

E

8

Teranus, Menimen .

“Tempe

Templum, ad . . .

38 35

33 28

39 6

N

N

N

N

27 6
22 35
9 12
16 10

E

E

E

E

19

8

17

5

Tkapsus, Pto. del \
Bagnoli . . . \
Tkapsus v. Tipasa, 1
Tennez . . . j

37 10
36 30

N

N

15 15
1 20

E

E

17

Tkespiae, Ercmo \
Kastro . ... )
«,Tkesprotia ....
Tkesprotia S., P. \

38 18

39 30

N

N

N

23 10
20 30

E

E

8

8

•Tencteri, West- )
phalia . . . . )

50 40

N

8 10

E

14

Tkapsus (ruins) . .
Tkar, v. Itkar . . .

35 35
25 40

N

N

11 0
,50 12

E

E

17

23

S. Giovanni . . )
®Tkessalia ....

39 30

N

22 15

E

8

37 47

N

22 53

E

7

Tkarra

1 45

N

*04 15

E

25

*Tkessaiiotis . . .

39 20

N

22 0

E

8

Tenebris P., G. de j
Ampolla ... 1

40 46

N

0 50

E

16

Tkarsa

Tkasbrata ....

37 33
31 28

N

N

37 18
26 35

E

E

21

17

Tkessalonica, prius (
Tlierme, Saloniki )

40 37

N

22 57

E

10

40 43

N

0 55

16

Tkasos I., Thaso . .

40 40

N

24 40

E

9

Tkestia

38 42

N

21 30

5

8

E

Tkasos, Thaso . . .

40 46

X

24 42

E

9

Tkeuma

39 IS

N

22 0

i

8

47 40

N

8 20

E

14

Tkatesus

4<> 18

N

30 10

E

19

Tkeveste, 'I ipsa Te- )

35 20

N

8 9

E

17

39 4S

N

26 0

E

9

Tkauane, Dumgoot .

16 32

N

52 31

E

37 37

N

25 14

E

9

Tkauba

30 30

N

42 35

E

23

40 9

N

39 50

E

19

Tenos, Castro . . .
Tentyra,v. Tentyris, j

37 36
26 10

N

N

25 15
32 41

E

E

9

18

Tkaubastum, Ha- )
baseh . . . . )
Tkaumaci, Thomoko .

30 36
39 9

N

N

31 49
22 14

E

E

18

8

Pkiagole Ps. ...

Tkiar

Tliiges, Teghous . .

45 30
37 53
33 34

N

N

N

28 40
0 57
8 30

E

W

E

10

16

17

38 10

N

26 50

E

19

Tkaumacia ....

39 18

N

23 16

E

8

Tkilaticomum . . .

33 58

N

36 19

E

21

Tephnice, vel Nico- )
polis, Devriki . (

39 26

N

38 31

E

19

Tkeava

Thebse, Tliiva . . .

41 0
38 18

N

N

0 35
23 19

E

E

16

8

Tkiltauri

Tkilutka

36 20
34 12

N

N

37 31
41 56

E

E

21

22

25 0
48 15
42 51

N

N

N

66 0
IS 50
18 20

25

14

15

Tkebae

39 40

N

27 5

E

19

'Tkiruanei, El Nejed .

27 30

N

45 0

i)

23

meany B. . . . )
•Teracatriae, Hun- )

dnrxJ • • • >

Terbuma, Terbiyne .
Terebus, vel Tader )
FI., Segura . . )

E

E

Tkebee, near Has )
Hartebah . . . $
Tliebae, v. Diospolis \
Magna, Karnak, 1
Luxor , Med met i

21 5S
25 45

N

N

38 59
32 43

E

E

23

18

Ikimonepsi, near )
Benisouef . . . j

Tkince

Tkintis

Tkirmida, Thimida .

29 8
10 50
31 41
37 10

N

N

N

N

31 18
106 40
21 55
9 50

E

E

E

18

25

17

17

Abu, <$-c. ... *

Tkirza, Tersa . . .

32 23

N

35 27

E

20

33 22

N

43 30

E

22

Tkebaj Pkthiotica?, \

39 18

N

22 45

E

Tkis, El Arabat . .

26 10

N

32 10

E

IS

30 24

N

47 29

E

22

Alas .... 1

Tkisbe, hakosia . .

38 15

N

22 59

E

8

Terenuthis, Terrane .

30 24

N

30 53

E

18

Tkebaica Pkylace, \

27 34

N

30 54

18

Thizibi M

30 20

N

13 0

E

17

45 40

S

13 49

E

3

Tarout es Shcreef i

Tkoee, v. Eckinades )

21 10
35 43

g

Tergestinus S., G. ]

45 35

N

13 25

E

3

Tliebarga ....
Tkebelami ....

33 50
30 40

N

N

46 33
10 6

E

E

24

17

Ise |

Tkoana, v. Tkornia .

30 45

N

E

18

Tergolape, j

48 4

N

13 39

E

15

Tkebez, Tubas . . .
Tkebunte

32 24
32 3

N

N

35 20
15 24

E

E

20

17

Tkoantiuni Prom., \
Pei-nice . . . j

35 25

N

27 14

E

9

Tkeches M

40 30

N

39 50

E

19

Thomu

26 27

N

31 53

E

18

nate S., Go. di Sa. ;
Eufemia . . . *
Terina, Nocera . . .

38 55

39 8

N

N

16 0
16 12

E

E

5

5

Tkeeua, vel Tecoa, )
Tekua . ... )
Tkeganussa I., Vc- |

31 39
36 42

N

N

35 14
21 54

E

20

Tkoricum Pr., Tho- )

rico )

Tkoricus

37 44
37 44

N

N

24 5
24 4

E

E

7

7

37 18

N

15 0

E

5

netilco . ... \

Tkornax M

37 9

N

22 26

E

7

46 44

N

11 7

E

15

Tkeisoa

37 29

N

22 1

E

7

Thoronus I., Pa no

39 50

N

19 20

E

10

41 31

N

2 25

W

16

Theium

39 32

X

21 17

E

8

Tkorcm, Vari . . .

37 50

N

23 48

E

7

37 15

N

30 47

E

19

Tkelbalane ....

38 10

iN

41 36

E

22

fkospis, Velasgerd .

27 55

N

56 47

E

24

Testona, Moncaglieri.

44 59

N

7 45

E

3

Tkelbis

42 48

N

47 50

E

22

Tkospitis

38 23

N

41 29

E

22

42 22

NT

13 16

E

4

Tkeleba, Tarki . .

43 4

N

47 43

E

22

Tkospitis L. ...

38 22

N

41 30

E

22

Tetellus, BaitcVa . .

45 36

ST

10 3

E

3

Tkeleda, v. Tolmc- )

N

21

Tkoum, Zoamen . .

30 24

N

31 43

E

18

39 16

N

21 27

E

8

dissa . . . . i

"Tkracia

41 40

N

26 0

E

10

*Tetrapolis ....

38 8

N

23 58

E

7

Tkelepte, v. Tala, 1

34 40

8 35

E

17

Tkraustus ....

37 47

N

21 46

E

7

42 55

N

13 15

r

,

Perianal . . . j

Thria

38 4

N

23 35

E

della Sihilla . . j

4

Thella

31 31

N

34 45

E

20

Tkriasius Campus . .

38 6

N

23 35

E

7

43 22

N

28 30

E

10

Thelmenissus . . .

36 35

N

36 24

E

21

Tkroana

47 30

N

114 0

E

1

Thelpkusa ....

37 43

iN

21 53

E

7

Tkroana, Patani . .

8 10

N

100 25

E

25

Teuchra, vel Teu- j

32 32

N

20 35

E

17

Tkenteos

31 12

N

12 30

E

17

Tkroasca, Roorandub

26 14

N

59 45

E

24

*Tkemi, El Ahsa . .

26 30

N

49 25

E

23

Tkronium ....

38 47

N

22 42

E

8

51 4

N

5 54

E

13

*Tkemi, El Ncjed . .

25 25

N

46 35

E

23

Tkubida, v. Obeidia .

36 10

N

40 59

E

22

Teumessus ....
Teuthea, Ap. Alcliaia

38 22
38 5

N

N

23 24
21 36

E

E

8

7

Themiscyra, Ther- )
meh J

41 11

N

36 59

E

19

Tkubuna, vel Tku- (
burna, Tubnah . j

35 15

N

4 47

E

17

38 4

N

21 37

E

7

Tkena3

35 15

N

25 7

E

9

Tkule

61 0

N

2 0

VV

1

37 40

N

21 54

E

7

Tkenae, Al Sfacus . .

34 46

N

10 39

E

17

Tkumata

23 20

N

44 1

E

23

Teutoburgium, Czusza

45 42

N

18 50

E

15

Tkenadassa ....

32 12

N

13 0

E

17

Tkumna

18 28

N

45 47

E

23

36 37

N

22 30

E

7

Tkennesus ....

31 13

N

32 8

E

18

Tkurea, vel Anthea .

37 7

N

22 4

E

7

TeutlussaL, Limonia
•Teutones, Ukcr- )

36 15
53 0

N

N

27 45
14 0

E

E

9

14

Tkeodocia, Dum- )
barton . . . . )
Theodoria ....

55 57
39 23

N

N

4 34
21 12

W

E

12

8

•Tkurifera Regio, )
Oman . . . . j
Thurii, postea Co- i

23 0
39 40

N

N

57 15
16 25

E

23

30 45

N

43 30

E

23

Tkeodosia ....

i4 50

N

35 5

E

1

pia, Orio . . . )

Thabatha

31 23

N

34 30

E

20

Tkeodosiopoln, Z9eir >

27 46

N

31 0

E

18

Tkuris, Taas . . .

13 40

N

44 5

E

23

42 33

N

47 56

E

22

Abou Hennis . i

Thyamis Pr. . . .

39 4C

N

20 11

E

8

Thabudis, v. Tabidium

20 0

N

9 30

E

1

Tlieodosiopolis, vel |

N

39 59

E

22

TkyamisFl., Kalamas

39 40

N

20 3C

E

8

Thacona

33 24

iN

43 23

E

22

Resaina . . . i

Thyamus M. ...

38 47

N

21 15

E

8

•Thaebani, Anezeh )

26 50

N

42 15

E

23

Tkeon Soteron P., )
Sou akin . . . )

19 10

N

37 15

E

23

Thyatira, Ak-hisar .
Thjnnbrium, Pakli .
Thymiaterium . . .

38 53
38 25

N

N

27 58
31 32

E

E

19

19

Thsema, Tcymc'-c . .

26 50

N

40 15

E

23

Theouprosopon Pr., |

34 19

N

35 40

21

34 43

N

6 26

W

17

Tbagora

37 3C

N

106 0

E

1

It as esh Shukah . \

Tkynias Pr., Ainada.

41 51

N

28 5

E

10

Thagora, Tingoram .

4 45

N

103 20

E

25

Thera Insula, San- )

36 25

N

25 25

E

9

Tkyra3um . . . .

N

22 G

E

7

Thagulis

30 12

N

17 30

E

17

torin . ... \

Tkyrea

37 2:

N

22 45

E

9

Tkagurus M. . . .

41 0

N

110 0

E

1

Tkerambus . . . .

39 56

N

23 4

E

9

Tkyrealis Sinus . .

37 2:

N

22 46

E

7

31 4 1

N

12 46

E

17

Tkeranda . . . .

42 12

N

20 5:

E

10

Thyreum

X

20 55

E

8

Tkalamae

i

37 52

N

21 41

E

7

Tkerapne . . . .

37

N

22 2£

E

7

Thyridcs Ise., llenesta

36 25

N

22 26

E

INDEX.

4\

Thyrides Pr., Grosso
Thyssus ....
Xiarantus FI. . •

Tiasum, Daia . .

•Tibareni . . •

Tiberias, Tubanyeh
Tiberis FI. • • •

Tibilio

Tibiscus . .

Tibiscus, v. Pathis-
susFl., Theiss .
Tibur, Tivoli . .
Tiburtina Via . .
Tichilla, Tastour .
Tichium . • • •

Ticinus, Ticino .
Ticinus FI., Tesino
Tierna, Alt Orsova
TifataMons, Mad-
daloni ....
Tifernum . • •

Tifernum Metau-
rense, S. Angelo
in Vado . •

Tifernum Tiberi-
num, Citta, di
Cast ell o . • •
Tifernus M., Matese
TifernusFl., Biferno
Tigavas . • • •

Tigisis, Anounah .
Tigra, Maretin .
Tigrana, Ardebil .
Tigraneama, Mah-
mudiyeh-Kaleh .
Tigranocerta, Serf
Tigris FI., El Dijlah
Tigrisis ....
Tigulia, Tregosa .
Tigurinus Pagus .
•Tilataei . . . •
Tilavemptus P-, Bo.

Tagliamento . .

Tilavemptus FI.,
Tagliamento

Tile

Tillabari ....
Tilogrammum . .

Tilphossus . . .
•Timaclii ....
Timacum Majus .
Timacum Minus .
Timacus FI., Timok
Tim ae thus FI., F.di
Naso . . •

Timavi Fons, Timao
Tiumath, 1’ibneh
Timnath Seraeh
Timolmum . .
•Timonitis . .

Tina FI., N. Esk
Tinam, ad, Fordin
Tinconcium . .
Tingis, Tangier
Tingitanum . .

I Tiniodiri, Kasr Be-
grata ....
Tinna FI., Tenna .
Tinna FI., Eden .
Tinnetio, Tinzen .
Tinodes, vel Areno-
sus M., Jebel
Roumlieh . . • /
Tinurtium, Tournus
Tiora, Torano .
Ticinum, Pavia
Tiparenusl., Spet
Tipasa, Tiffcsli . .
Tipasa, v. Thapsus,
Tennez . . •
Tiphm, vel Siphee,
Agioni .

Tirinadi ....
Tiriscum, v. Taros,
Tergovist . .
Tiristasis, Peristi .
Tiriza, vel Tetrisias
Acra, Calagriah

Tiryns

Tisteon M. et Pr.,
M. Trikiri .
Tissa, Randazzo
Tissaphalta . .
Tisurus, Tozer .
Titane ....
Titaresius FI., Sa
ranta Poros .

45 50

31 46

32 4
41 55
41 25
56 46
56 49

46 50
35 47

35 50
30 28
43 10
56 F8
46 37

27

46 33
42 13
45 12

37 15

36 15

36 30

38 12

35 54
44 45
40 36
43

37

39
37

36
33

37

TitarusM., Saranta j
Poros . . . . )

Tithorea, Velitza .
Tithronium . . .

Titicnsis Vicus, Si- )
chiano . ... )
Tittbeion M. . .
Tituleia, Illesctis .
Titulos, ad ... .
Tityrus Pr., Spada .
Tium, Filios . . .
'l'iviscum, Glimboka .

3, Deuvar . . .

Tmolus M., Bouz
Dagh ....
Tobii Ostia, Ms. of
the Toivy . . .
Tobius FI., Towy .

15
43
42
43 40
2 52
9 30
8 0
24 0

Toga .

Tolbiacum ....
Toletum, Toledo . .
Toliatis I., Sheppey .
•Tolistoboii . . . .
Tollegata, Talgate .
Tollentinum, To- )
lentino . ... \
Tolmedissa,velThe- (

leda j

Tolococida . . . .

Tolophon

Tolosa, Toulouse . .
•Tolosates, Upper )
Garonne . . . )
Tolosochorion . . .
•Tomabai . . . .
Tomarus Montes, ]
Mitchikeli . . )

12 51
5 10

0

89 55

1

22 10
22 11
22 8
22 20 E
14 50

13 34

34 57

35 5
33 5
33 0

2 26
2 38
2 51
5 44
0

1

19 44 E
13 40 E

3 0 \V
9 41 E

30 0

4 52
13 18

9

23 8
7 40
1 20
23 4
2 30
25 29

27 4

28 30

22 49

23 10
14 59
42 34

8 25
22 38
22 5

39 50 N
38 35
38 41
43 56

37 37

40 8
45 29

35 42

41 32
45 29

36 32

38 11

22 10 E

22 38

22 34
12 15

23

3 51
14 20
23 42

32 .
22 22,
29 3f
28 25

51 45
51 55
39 37

50 40
39 57

51 25
39 25
45 39
43 12

4 0 W
48 28 E
6 351 E
4 0
0 50
32 40
9 52

Tomi

Tomorus, v. Tube-
rus FI., Hingol . )

Tonca

Tonici, v. Nici . . .
Tonosa . . . • •

Tonskus FI., Tonja .
Tonzarma ....
Tonzos, Ianboli . .
Tonzus . . • • ■
Topazos, vel Opkio- \
des, v. Agathonis >
Insula . ... )
Tophel ....
Topira ....
Topiurn, Topo . .
Tornates, Tow-nay
Toron, Tibnin . .
Torone, Toron (ruins)
Toroniacus S., Kas- )
sandra . ... )
Torrens iEgypti . .
Toryne, Parga . . .
•Tosarene ....
Tourn, vel Thmoi, \
Agengien . . . )
Touphium . . .
•Toxanilri . . .

Toxandria . . .

•Trachea ....
Trachis ....
•Trachonitis et Itu- )

i

Traens FI., Trimto
Tragasro ....

Tragea I

Tragonice, Bebehan
Tragurium, Trau .
Tragus FI. ...
Traj a Capita, v. Tria
Capita ....
Traj ana Colonia .
Trajani Canalis . .
Trajani Pons . .
Traj ani Munimenta,
Aschaffenburg .
Trajanopolis . .

Trajanopolis, v. Se-
linus, Silenty
raianusP., T. di
Troja ....
Trajectum . . .

Trajectum, Utrecht
Trajectus, Aust
Tralles, Guzel-hisar
Trampya . . .
Tramariciolum,
Sharfal . .
Tramudusim .
Translitte . .

35 8
33 53

38 22
43 34

43 40

39 10
15 50

39 50

44 0
25 25

40 14
0 .

38 28
42 2*
38 34
42 30
42 10

23 50

30 56
40 59
46 11
43 14
33 13

13 10
37 9
5 10
22 17
1 23

1 20 E
32 11 E
43 15
20 55
28 40
65 30

34 46
42 30
37 20
26
46 54
26 20
27 43

35 46

35 46 E
24 49
12 45
0 12
35 25

39 36 N

23 58

40 5 N

23 40

30 50 N

34 0

39 17 IS

20 22

40 50 N

45 30

24 47 N

32 59

25 34 N

32 34

51 13 IN

5 0

51 4 h

5 0

36 30 h

33 0

38 47

22 22

33 20 IS

36 15 E

39 30 IS

16 45 E

39 36 F

26 9 E

36 33

26 16 E

30 42

f 50 42 E

43 30

16 15 E

. 37 47 ]

22 12 E

41 0 1

-1 0 41 E

. 51 45

1 G 9 E

. 30 34

\T 32 0 E

. 44 37

ST 22 32 E

50 1

>T 9 10 E

. 38 40

S 29 57 E

. 36 15

\ 32 22 E

! 42 47

N 10 47 E

. 44 50

N 0 39 E

. 52 3

N 5 7 E

. 51 35

S 2 35 V

. 37 51

N 27 56 F

. 39 55

N 21 14 F

i 31 0

N 17 45 F

30 33

N 12 2 1

. 43 2

N 22 52 I
i

Transmarisca, Ton- )

. tourkai . . . )

| Transmonte ....
Tranupara ....

Trapezus

.Trapezus, Trebizond.
I'Trasimenus L., L. )
di Perugia . . j
•Trausi .....
.Treba, Trevi . . .
Trebia, Trevi . .
TrebiaFL, irebbia
Trebula.v. Mutusca, \

I M. Leone . . . )

| Treia, Monteechio .
Tremitus I., Trimiti
Tremuli, A l Ksar
Trerus FI., Sacco .

| Tres Tabernm . .

Tretos P., Attab .
Tretum Pr., C. Bit- )
giaroni, or lias
Seba Rous . . ,
Treva, Travemunde
Treventum, THvento
•Treveri . .

Ti’ia, Vogliera . .

Tria Capita, vel Traj
•Triballi ....
•Tribogi, Lower
Rhine ....
Tribunci ....
•Ti'icasses, Aube .
Tricciana, Som . ,
Tricesimse . . .
Tricesimum, ad,
Tricesimo
Trichonis Ps., L
Vrachori . .
Trichonium ....
Tricomias, Terkumieh
' *Tricornesii . . .
Tricornium, Ritopek
Tricoryphos, v. Try-
phillus M.

Tricorythus . . .

| Trier ana I., Trikera
•Tridentini, Tyrol
Tridentum, Trento
Trieron Prom., Ras
Kasr Hamet . . )

Trigaboli

Trigisamum, S. 1
Polten . . . _• *
jTriglyphon, v. Tri- )
lingum, Aracan. )
Trigundum ....
.Trikke, Trikala . .
iTrileucum Pr., C. )
Ortegal . . . )

Trimammium . . .

, Trimithus, Trimitusa.
|Trimontium, Eildon .
Ti’inasus, Trinisa . .
TriniusFl., Trigno .

, *Trinobantes . . .

Trinytheos ....

Triobris FI

Triocala, Mtc. Ver- \

gine j

•iSriopium ....

Triopium

Triopium Pr., Krio .
Triparadisus, vel )
Paradisus . . . )
►Triphylia ....
>Triphylia ....
Tripodiscus . . .

1 •Tripolis ....
•Tripolis ....
Tripolis, Tireboli . -
J Tripolis, Kash Yenyi.

I Tripolis, Tarabulus
•Tripolitana . . .
Tripontiiun, Treponti
Tripontium, near )
Rugby . ... )
Triquadra I., Cony era
Trisidis . . •

, Trissum . . .

| Tidstolus . • • <
Tritxea, Kastritzi
Tritea . . . •
Tritium, Nagera
Tritium ...
Tritonis, v. Palladis j
Palus, Al Sibhah )

18

18

10

3

13

20

10

10

18

8

22

18

18

13

13

19
8

20

5 |
19
9
24

15
7

16

13
18
10

14 I

19

31 18
22 4
22 1
39 40
7 N 12 10

13 11
12 47
9 35

12 51

13 17
15 27

5 55
13 15
12 46
51 40

43 25
48 30
48 50
48 30
46 48
51 38
7

38 32
38 33
31 37
44 21
44 45
25 15

32 23
44 49
48 14

6 27 E 17

11 -
14 26

6 40
9 2
0 41

24 50

7 20

8 10
4 0

18 5
6 23

14

24 2 1
23 17 I
11 40 I

39 10
34 20
47 33

40 57
38 2
38 40
_ 21
42 39
33 30

26 0 E
33 51 E

2 46 V

22 37 E
14 35 E

0 30 F
29 37 F

3 10 F

13 14 1

27 40 I
27 47 I
27 22 1
36 32 1

21 45 1
20 35 J

23 14 ]

22 18 1

22 10 E
38 51 E
29 7 F
35 50 E

14 0E

13 0E

1 14 \

3 3 1

4 50 \

20 14 1

23 20 1

21 56 I

22 38 I

2 46 5

3 31 l
8 40 E 17

42

INDEX.

35
45 35
44 34
41

52 30
52 47

25 30
37 30
37 38

37 1G

35 50
29 50
39 53
, 1 29 50
i 32
.137 51
3S 40
43 45
|51 30
; 50
.145
42 25

Triturfita . •

♦Triumpilbu, Val
Trompia . . •

Triumvirorum I. .

Trivicum, Trevico
Trivona Fl., Ouse .

Trivonam, ad,

Branston . • •

Troesi

Troezen . • ■ •

Trogillium Pr., C.

5. Maria .

Trogitis Palus, L.

Genii Shell r, or
Soghlah ... 7
•Troglodyte© • • •

TroicusM. • • • •

Troja, v. Ilium Ve-

tus, Bunar-bashi )

Troja, Toura • • •

Tronis

Tropna . • • • ■

Tropsea, vel Vibo J
Valentia ,M. Leone \

Tropeea Augusti, j
Turbia • ■ • J

Tropeea Drusi, Du-
derstadt . • • J

Tropma . • • •

Trosmi, Malchin .

Trossulum . • • .

Trotilum, C. di Bruca 37 1
Truentinonum Fo- j y

rum, Bertinaro
Ti-uentinum Cas-

trum, Me. Bran - > \±z od

Turentus FL, Tronto. 1 42 52
Trybactra, Bokhara . 39 45
Trycha • • • ; • 38 28

Trypbillus, vel Tn- - -

corypbos M. . •

Tubaetis, Marsa
Bushaifa . • •

Tuberus, vel Tomo-
rus FL, Hingol .

Tubucci .... ,

Tuburbo . • • ■ - 36 10
Tuburbummi, Tu- j |36 50
turbo . • •

Tubusupbis, Beni

Tucaborum, 'Tukriber\f 40

Tucca 36 40

E 30

3U oo

Tuder, Todi . . • r** 4/

Tueda, vel Alaunus
FL, Tweed . •

Tuerobis FL, Teify

. of L
Map.l

N
N
N

25 15|N

10 19
10 20
n is

15

0 22

59 27
23 22

42 35
32 0

E 19

E 19 I

31

22 45
21 53

E

10 22
77 0

|32 10
25 25
39 32

36 39

55 40
52

tSs| Gordon 'Cas. 57 37

43 33
47

37 50

29 40

30 30

Tuficum, Pergola
•Tugeni
Tugia .

Tugma

Tugulus . • - - , .

Tulipburdum, Vcrden \oz oz
Tulisurgium, Harneln 52 4

Tullum \fr 40

Tunes, Tunis . • ■ 33

•Tungri \ov 66

Tungri, olim Alua-
tuca, Tongeren .
Tungrorum Fons,

Spa

Tuniza, v. Nalpotes.

La Calle . • •
Tunnoeelum . • .

Turanlana, lioquetas . 3b 4b
Turba, Tarbes . . ■ 43 15
Turbula, Teruel . . 4U zo
Turcilingi, Pome- ] 53 30

37 30

50 49
50 28
36 50
54 54

•Turdetani, Anda-
lusia . • • • > I
•Turduli, Andalusia . 37 4U
Turenum, Trani . .|41 18
Turiaso, Taraxona
Turiaso, Tarazona
Turicum, Zurich
Turmuli. Alconeta

{ruins) . . . • - 1 ,

Turnacum, Toumay .y>v do
•Turones, Indre
and Loire .

Turres, Souhhova . . 43
Turres, ad . . • - 141 57

,41 54
, 39 22
. 47 25
39 43

8 15
10 17

Turres, ad, Maida
„ .Turres, ad . • •
d I Turres, ad . . •

3 I Turres, ad . . •

4 I Turres Albas, ad .

11 Turris Juliana, T.

1 I Pelosa ....

W| it I Turris Constantim
F, 24 iTurum, Turi . • .

1 " 1 TuscaFl., WadyZam

Tuscania, Toscanella.
Tusci Plinii Villa .
Tusculanum, Tos-
culano .....
Tusculum, Frascati
„„ . Tutapus Fl. . • •

18 ITutatio, Unt.Grun-
I burg ....
iJ iTutola, Tudela
18 I Tutzis . . • • . ■

8 I Tyana, vel Dams,

7 I ' Kiz-hisar . . •
Tyde, Tuy .

Tylos, vel Tyvus I.,
Bahrein . . •
Tylus, vel CEtylus,
Vitylo . . . •

Tympbsea . . ■

25 I Tympbe M. . • •

10 I Tympbrestus M. .

’ Tyna F1., Pennar .
Tyndaris, Tindaro
Tvndis ....
Tyndis Fl., Braminy
Typane®, Burmazi
Tvplion, postea
Orontes FL, Nahr
elAsy ....
■Tyra .....
Tyracinee, Traina
Tyriceum, Arkut
Khana . . . • )

Tyrida

Tyrrliemun Mare . .

Tyrus, vel Sor, vel )
Sarra, Sur . . j
W 16 I Tyrus, vel Tylos I., j
E 17 I Bahrein . . . )
Tysdrus, Al Jemm
Tyza, Teez . . •
•Tzani ....
Tzitzi, v. Izitzi .
Tzurulluni, Tchorlu

56,N
38 50 N
57 N
33 35 N
41 21 N

6 11
25 37
2 25

14

4
24
9 I

E 1 23 |
17

41 6
43 45

40 52
36 42

42 23

43 2'
45 43

41 4S
33 10

42
23 24

37 47
42

26 0

36 43
40 0
40

38 57

14 40
38

15 25
21 30

37 36

16 24
0 35
3 54

0

13 1

17 3
24 45

5

9 0

11 51

12 10

10 35
12 41
76

E 17

E 17

17
17

\V| 16 |
17

29 40
37 43

26 0
35 25
25 29

40 20
23 50

41 17

Map.]

1 39
32 45
34 40
8 30
50 38
22 23
21 20
21 10
21 50
79 0
15

74 16
85

21 44

36 20

33 15
14 36

25

12 0

50 38
10 40
60 33
41 30'
32 45
27 42]

49 20
,153 15
.136 15

135 50
40 22
24 20
46 46
41

40 46
46 40

43 44
42 42

44 47
37 58
31

36 51

37 58

40 30
38 20

41 53
37

25

52 40

U.

W 12

W 11

Wj 12
E
E ,

W| 16
E

2 58
92 30
18 38

9 x6|E I
9 25 E
5 57 E

10 4 E
5 40 E

47 10

?uBbT. : : : :

Ubinnaca W

Ueeni, Oysans . . . [45 0,N
. TJcetia, Uzcs . . .144 *

25 1 UdacespesM., Vastan 38 10(N
17 I “Udeni, El Nejed . . 2o 50 N

UdonFl ,45 ON

UfensFl., Ufente . . 41 30 N
Uffugum, Fagnano . |39
Ufrenos, v. CEnopa-
ros F1., Afrin .

Ugemum, Beattcaire.

Uggade, Pont de j 49 15 n
V Arche . . •

Ulcisia Castra, S.

End-re . .

Ulia, Montilla
D liar us I., Oleron
Ulmi, Sviniarevacz
Ulmum, Goiss .

Ulpia Pautalia,

Ghiusiendil .

XJlpia Trajani, vel
Sarmizegethusa,

Varhely . • . •

Ulpiana, vel Justi-
niana Secunda,

Kousnilc 1 . .

Ulterior P., Calais
Ulubrm . . . • • \*\
Umbranum, Marano . 44 28
•Umbria, Umbria , <5 -c. ,42 4o
Umbro Fl., Ombrone . 43

13 Srah «

22 35|E I 10 Undecimum, ad,

12 4^E I 4 near Marano

5 25 E 13
5 53|E I 13
8 25|E 1 17 |

3 14 W 11
2 42 W 16

0 3 E 13

1 6 Wl 16

15 30 E I 14
6 0 Wl 16

4 30 W 16

16 30 £ 5

1 43 W 16

3 W 16
8 37 E 13
6 17 W 16
3 19 E I 13
1 0|E

36 40 N

43 45 N
49 15

47 37

37 38
46 0

44 54

48 0
42 11

8 13

6 30
33 56

7 20
48 47

5 58
4 27

43 20

44 45

45 0
13 3
16 4
36 50

4 7
1

45 27

43 15
50 58

45 49

•Unelli, v. Veneli .

16 I Unsingis FL, Hutise .

16 Ur . . . • • • ■

17 I Ur a, vel Sura, Su- ]

riyeli . ... 1

Uranopolis, vel Sane
Urathenee, Bampoor
10 |Urba, Orbe . . .

4 Urbana, Pavalone .

17 lUrbara Ao

Urbate, Turk Brod . 45
Urbiaca ....

Urbigenus Pagus .

Urbinum Hortense,

Urbino . . •

Urbs Vetus, v. Her-
• banum, Orvieto .

16 Urbs Fl., Orba . .

16 1 Urcao, vel Urgaon

18 I Alba, Arjonilla .

I Urcboa, vel Orcboe

19 I Urci, Huercal . . •

16 I Urgaon Alba, vel )

Urcao, Arjonilla )

Uria, vel Orra . . .

Uria, vel Hyria, Ona

Uria

Urianus L., Varano .

Urima . • • .* *

Urioconium, v. Vi- 1
roconium, IP vox- >

etcr 1

w . Urius F1., Tin to . .

25 I Urmagiganti, v. Ci- )

7 I bza, Killis . • )
lUrpanusFL, Verbitza
21 lUrsaon, vel Urso, |

I Osuna . ... )

18 I Ursaria, Or sera . .

5 lUrsentum, Orso |

I Marso . . • • )

19 lUrsoli

10 |Urusa, Kurasbcrg

Urzan . . • • *

Usar, vel Sisar Fl.,

Zwouah ... )

, Usbium, Pisek . .
lUscosium . • •

17 lUsi, Jelouleh . •

24 I *Usipii, vel Usipetes
22 lUsippiro ....

18 lUssubium . • •

Ustica, v. Osteodes

I., Ustica . . .

Usuerva, Lesignan .

Usula

•Uterni, Cork . .

17 I Utica, Bou Skater -
13 Otida-va, Udvarhely . 46 15

XJtis Fl \f “

Utum i’3 ri

Uxacona, Oconyate . 52 4d
Uxama, v. Oxama, J
Osma . ... )
Uxamabarca . • •

23 lUxantisI., Ushant .

1 I Uxella, Bridgewater .

4 1 Uxellonodum, SouiZmc

Uxellum, Castle Over
Uxentum, Ugcnto
Uxentus Mons . . •

•Uxii .

Uzia .

1 30
7 35
42 33
38 49
23 58
97
6 29
13 59

0 57
18

1 19
6 50

12 35

10

19 3
4 40
1 20
19 15
16 44
22 56

20 45

I 50
12 52
10 54

12 35

II 12
35 12
22 23

13 12

20

48

44 37
37 19

45 9
39 47
45 11
47 52
31
36 10
49 14
|41 5S
35 45
51 45
35 53
44 34
38 42
43 11
34 56
51 45
37

41 30

43 10
48 20
51

44 54
55 10
39 55
22 0
31 30

. 27 59

of

Map.

13

14
22

45 31
2 31
4 2
16 10
17 47
21 28
15 46
37 48

2 38
6 35
37 10
17 10
5 11

13 40
15 57

4 50
11 24
48 32
4 0

14 23
14 56

0 6
7 10
10 26
0 3
13 13
2 42
10 55
9 0
9 57
25 15
12 0
24 35

2 19

3 5

3 45
5 0
3 0
1 27
3 16
18-16
81

49 30
51 31

15

13 I Vacca, Beja ?

15 IVacc &tAina Kclo
1 *Vaccei, Leon . .
.♦Vacomagi, Inver -
10 I ness, Nairn, <$-c.

Vacua FL , Vouga .
10 I Vadimonis L., Bas-
sanello .

Vag®

Vagai .
•Yagienm, Pied-
mont

V.

10

36 40
35 19
42 10
57 20
40 40
42 24

34 32

35 40

Vagniacee • • • •

Vagoritum . • • «
Valcum, Kis Ko- |
marom .... I
Valdanus Fl., Unna
10 I *Valentia ....

I Valentia, Valence .

3 I Valentia, Valencia

51 25
47 58
46 33
45

55 30
44 55
39 29

9 0

4 26

5 0
4 0
8 30

12 21
0

0 50

0 20
0 25
17 18
16 20

3

4 55
0 25

INDEX.

4S

Place.

Long.

Valentiniani Muni- )
menta, Mannheim )
Valentinum, v. Ful- \
vii Forum, V a - /
lenza • ■ • • ’

Valepanga, Torres
♦Valeria, Hungary
Valeria, Vulverde .
Valeria Via . . •

Valeriana, V adinou
Valetinm . . • ■

Valina, Furstenfeld .
Vallia, Pte. de Orvigo
Vallia FL, Pa glia . ..
VallisPennina, V alats
Vallum Romamun
(Daci®) . • • !
Vallum Romanum
Valvata, Fornacette
Vanduara, Paisley
Vangiones, dim
Borbetomagus •
Vannia, Fauna
Vannia, Cividate .
*Vannii Regnum .
Vapincum, Gap .
Vara, v. Tua iEst.,
Murray Frith .
Var®, Bodfary .
Var®, Forres . .
Var®, Omulitch .
Varanus FI., Stella
•Yarciani, Croatia
•Varduli, Navarre,
Wurtemburg, §
Bavaria . . •

♦Vargiones . . •

Varia, Cenicero .

Varica

Variant, Longa .

, Varianus Vicus, I
I Bariano • • • >

♦Varini, Mccklen - j
burgh . ■ • . • )

♦ Varisti, Bohemia
Varius Vicus . .

Varna

Varus FI., Far. .

Vasada

Vaseeda

♦Vasates, Gironde .
•Vascones, Navarre .
Vasio, Faison . . •

Vastauna . • • •

Vaticanum Prom., )
C. Vapicano . . )
Vatollanus Vicus, I
Vatolla . • • )

Vatreni Plus., veil
Spineticum Osti- l
urn, Po. di Pri- (

49 30 N 8 32 E

45 1 N

40 33
47 0

39 46

42 6

43 40

40 30
47 .

42 25

42 47
46 10

45 30
50

43 40
50

49 41

46
46

48 25

44 33
57 40
53 12
57 36
42 48
46

45 46
42 50

49 10
42 26

42 9
45 19
45 0

43 50

1 38

1 26
18

2 .
13 10
24 14
18 10
16 16

5 54

11 55

7 50
21 25

9 15
10 34

4 40

8 20

12 44

10 14
17 20

50 30
3

38 23

43 45

39 13
41 52

44 25
20

44 10
38 17
38 37

40 17

44 35

Place.

Lat.

49 20 ]

42 29 1
36 9 1

W

3 23
3 36
18 50
13 .

16 20

2 0

10 20
2 36
44 37
16 52
11 18
12 30 E
14 20
12 50
47 40
7 11
33 36
43 32
0 20
1 30
5 7
43

44 28
46 2
36 0

50 40

43 54
46 2
55 0
34 55

44 17

Vatrenus FL, Sautern
Vatusium . • ■ •

Vazarit® . .

Vectis la., Isle of J

Wight )

•Vediantii . . • •

Vedinum, Udine . .

Vedree Ostia, Wear .
Vegesena, Kazareen
Vegium, Vezza
Veii, Isola . • • • i**

Veiturii, Foltaggio . 44
*Velabri . . • • • r>

Veldidena, Wilden .

Yeleda

Veleia

vVeleiates . . • •

Velia vel Elia, C\ a ]

mare della Bnica J
Velinus FL, Vclino .
Velinus Lacus, L. (

Pie di Lugo . • 1

,Veliocasses,I2m’,<$-e.

Velitrce, Veletri • •

Velladis

Vellaunodunum, )
Boyne . . • • )
*Vellavi, Upr. Loire

Vellica

Vemania, Wangen .
Venafrum, Venafro .

Venasi

•Venedm

Venedious Sinus, |
Danzig . . . )

15 47

15 2 E

13 19

11 50 E

6 40

7 48

47 16
34 33
44 47
44 40

40

42 23
42

49 20

41 42
40 15

48 6
45 .
43 10
47 40
41 29
38 57
54 20
54 30

1

7 15
13 10

1 26

8 40
15 30
12 22

8 52

9 40

11 25
36 23

9 38
9 45
15 7
13 0

12 46

1 30

12 44
7 58

2 24
4

4

9 52

13 56
34 50
20 30
19 0

*Veneli vel Unelli, i
La Manolie • •

Veneris Templum
Veneris Temp. . .

Veneris Ptus . .

Veneris Ptus., Pt.

Vendres . . •
Veneris Pr., Cava-

liere )

•Veneti, Venice . .
*Veneti, Morbihan .
Venetieee lee. . • •
Venetus v. BriganO
tinus, L. of Con- \
stance or Bodcn j
See . . • • J
Venetus Ptus., Po. j
del Lido . . • )

Veniatia

•Vennicnii, Donegal .
Vennicnium Prom. »
Bloody Foreland
*Vennicontes,

Perth, Forfar, %
Kincardine .

« Venn ones, Swit-
zerland . • • /

Venonium, Claycester
Venta Belgarum, 1
Winchester .

Venta Icenorum ,

Venta Silurum,

Caister . . .

Ventia, Vivay .
Ventium . . .

Venus Aurea .

Venusia .....
Verbanus Lacus, L. 1
Maggiore • • • )

Vercellm, Bo. V er- I

celli )

Vereis, St. George .
Vereasucca ....
Verentum, V drentano
Veretum, S. M. di )
Verato . . . . j

Vergee, Boggiano . .
Vergellus FL . • •
Vergilia, Murcia . .

Vergivius Oceanus .
Verlucio, Sandy Lane

Ver nosol

*Verodimenses , Meuse
Verodunum, Verdun
Verogium, Varenne .
Verolamium, St. )
Alban's . . . )
•Veromandui, Aisnc
Verometum v. Ver- \
nometum, nr. E. ,
Bridgeford . . ;

Verona, Verona . .
Ver term, Brough . .
Ver tin®, Vergina .

*Verues

Vendee, Veroli . .
Verurium . . . .

Vesaspe, Kashin . .
Vescerita v. Vesce- 1
tlier, Bisk aval . j

Vescia

♦Vescitani, Aragon .
Vesionica, Benezzone
Vesontio, Bcsangon .
Vespasiee . . . .
Vesperies, Bermeo .
♦Vestini, Abruzzo
Vesulus M., M. Viso

VesunnapostPetro- ]
corii, Perigueux . |
Vesuvius M., V esu- j

Long.

1 30 W
17 21
10 46
9 52
3 11 E

__ 3E

2 40 W

3 0 \V

45 28 N 12 26 E 3
41 51

54 50

55 10

46 20
52 30

52 35
51 37

3 30

45 21
45 46 N
43 24 N
42 32 I'

39 52 N 18 23|E
16 11 E
16 10 E
1 16 W
6 0 W
1 56 W
1 14 E
5 20 E
5 21 |E
3 25

51 441
49 50 I

Long.

11 51
16 33
11 29

3 40
9 15

4 50
4 30

6 30

7

0 33
0 20
4 52
6 50

4 55 W 11

11 35
16 30
21 25
10 18

12 40
20 55

2 52 W 13
2 26 W 11
15

52 49 I

34 27 b

41 13 b

42 20 b

43 11 b
47 15 b

42 39 1

43 22 b
42 20 I

44 40 1

45 10

1 4 W

49 45 E

vio . • • • - /
Vetoniana, Winden
Vetoniana . . •

I Vetonianee, Steyer
Vetornensis Massa
Vettona, Bettona .
•Vettones, Estre- 1
madura, §c. . . )

Vetulonice Aqu® . .
Vetulonii, Vetleta .
Viadrus FL, Oder .
Vibii Forum, C. Fion
Vibinum, Bovino . .
Vibo Valentia vel j
Tropeea, M. Leone )
Vicentia, Vicenza .

40 50 N 14 2

6 0 E 13
13 0E
46 W

6 20
10 34
10 50
15 0
7 1
15 15

Vindelis la. . . • 1 50 54 _
Vinden® .... 42 25 N
VinderiusFl., Newny |54 4 N

*Vindili 53 0

1 Vindilis la., Belle I. 47 20
Vindius M. . . . • 22
Vindo v. Virdo Fl., ( L- 4q|n
Vertach . . . )

Vindobala . . . . 55 0
Vindobona, Vienna . 48 14
Vindocladia, Gussage 50 56
Vindomagus . . . 43 58
Vindomis, Farnham 51 14
Vindomora, Eb- | ^

Vindonissa . . . . 47 29
Vineas ad, Jeuna . 41 55

Viniol® 37 58

VinniusMons, San- '
tillanos Mns. .

Vinnovium v. Vi- i |.< qc
novia, Bincliester )

Vinzela . . . • . 36 50
Vipitenum, Sterzing 46 54 N
Viracleum, Verm cola 44 12lxr
Virgi vel Murgis . . 36 44
"irginis Vicus, Va-1 ^ 22
raggio . . . .)

Virocomiunv.Uno- I
conium, Wroxeter )
Virovesca, BHbiesca 42 29
Viroviacum . . . . 50 50
Virunum, Vierradcn
Virunum, Solfeld
Virvedrum Prom.

*Visbm-gii, Silesia .
Viscell®, Pols . . .

•Vispi, Wurtemburg
Vistula F1., Vistula .
Visurgis Fl., W escr .

*Vitii . • • • _ • •
Vitodurum, Win- ) 47 32 I
terthuf . . . ‘
Vitricum, Verrez
*Vivisci, Dordogne
Viviscus, Vevay .

Voberna, Vobanio
Vobrix ....

Vocarium, Werfen
Voconis Aqu®,

Caldas ....
•Vocontii, Drome
*Vodi® ....

Vodona ....

Vogeseta. . . •

Volana Fl., Volano
14 Volana Ostium, Po.
di Volano . . .
Volaterr®, Volt cm
Volaterrana Vada,

Vada ....

♦Vole®, Herault .

10 32

1 50 W 11

16

1 39 W 11
31 51 E 19

8 41 E

41 48 N 2 50
, 44 40 b
, 52 5 I
19 2 1
. 35 20 I
. 44 51 I

44

INDEX.

'Volccetectosages,
Ai't'idge, SfC. . -
Voice® Palus, Ba-
laton or Platten-
see

Volci, P. di Fold
Volenes, Volagne . ,

Voliba, Tregony . ■
Volagatis ....
Vologesia . . .

Volsas Sinus, Loch )
Brye .... I
•Volsci, Campagna j
di Roma . • • )
Voltumn® Fanura, \
Fiterbo ... 1
Volubilis, Pha- j
roah’s Cas. . • )
Voluce, La Mallotia
•Voluntii . • • •

VomanusFl., F omano
Voreda, Penrith .
Vorganium post.

Osismii ....
Vosalia ....
Votiba, Tregony .
Vulcania velHiera,
Fulcano . . •

Vulcani®, v. iEoli®
I®., Lipari Is. .
Vulceium, Buccino
Yulsiniensis L., L.

di Bolsena . .

Vulsinii, Bolsena .
Vultur M., Foliar e
Vulturia, Faldoria
Vultumum, C.

Folturno . . .
Vulturnus FI., F ol-
tumo ....
Vungus ....

46 50

42 22
45 35
50 18
44 28
2

58 0

41 25

42 23
34 0

41 38
54 10

42 37
54 45
48 18

4

50 19
38 22
38 30
40 36
42 35
42 39
40 50
2

41 7
49 27

17 45

11 36
10 51

4 52

5 22
44 38

5 20

5 12
2 37

6 30
13 48

2 45

7 44
4 52
14 57

14 45

15 21
11 55
11 57
15 45
10 17

14 15
4 40

Xipbonia . . .

Xodrace . .

Xois, Mehalet el Kebir
Xylenopolis . . .
Xylopolis ....
Xynia, Daoukli
Xynias L., Daoukli,
or Xisou . . .

W 17
W 16
12
4
11

Xanthus, Kunik . .
Xanthus, pr. Sibrus j
FI., Ujah-Chai . )
Xarax, P. Jeraki . .

Xarax M

Xarxiare

♦Xathri, Punjab . .

Xerogere, Jerreo . .
Xerxis Fossa . . ■
Xiphonias, v. Tau- 1
rusPr., C. el Croce )

E 4
E 13

36 20

N

29 25

E

19

36 40

N

29 25

E

19

36 48

N

23

5

E

7

36 50

N

23

0

E

7

29 18

N

60

15

E

24

32 0

N

74

0

E

25

22 20

N

75

30

E

25

40 22

N

23

56

E

9

37 16

N

15

17

E

5

37 16
26 8
30 58
24 25
40 55
39 5
39 5

15 15

68 4
31 12

69

23 8
22 15
22 12

r, v. Nabar . .136 501NI 3 45|E |

Z.

’ylee

Zaarain Regia,
Burilcah Bay .

Zaba

♦Zabdaceni . . •
Zabida, Zebid . .
Zabus Minor, v. Ca-

■priusFl., ZabAsfa l
Zacyntlius I., Za-
kytito, or Zante
Zacynthus, Zante
Zadracarta . .

Zagora . . •
Zagr®, v.Medi®P
Zagros, vel Zagrios
M., Shaliu
Zaita . . .

Zalace, Reslid
Zalecus FI. .

Zalissa, Tijlis
Zama . . .

Zama . . .

Zama Regia, Jam
*Zamareni
Zames Mons .

Zancle, postea Mes-
sana, Messina
Zanoah, Zannua
1 Zaphon . . .

Zara ....
Zaradrus, v. Hes
drus FI., Sutlcg
Zarai, Zeryah .
♦Zarangaei . .
Zaranis . . .
Zarax, P. Jeraki
Zarax Pr. . .
Zarbse Castra . -
Zarepbatb, v. Sarepta
Zaretlisliahar

1 30
37 20
14 12

103 45

42 0

43 20

37 45
37 47
37 18

36 5

34 20

35 0

34 59

37 15
41 30
41 37
39 21

36 36

35 56
28 28
25 45

38 12

31 46

32 36
39 29

31 30

35 32
30 40
34

36 48
38 16
41 33

33 27

32

20 45
20 55
55 20
42 13
46 25

46 30
4Q 41
49 40
35 35
45 16
35 11

40 53
9 13

41

47 10 E
15 33

35 1
35 37
37 40
78 0
5

61 30
47 0

23

24 16

25 30
35 20
35 45

Zariaspa, postea
Bactra, Balkh
•Zariasp® . .

Zarine ....

Zaris, Zirreh .
Zarthan . . .
Zaruana . . .
*Zebulun, Tribus
Zegira ....

Zela, Zilleh . .

Zelea, Bigha .
Zenobia . . .

Zenobii I®., v. Do
lich®, Koorya
Moorya Is. .
Zenoditium . . .

Zephyrium, Mersyn .
Zephyrium . . .
Zephyrium Pr.,
Brussano .
Zephyrium P. .
Zephyrium Pr., M
lonta . ,

Zermizirga, Medviscli
Zernes, Tchemetz
ZeuchisPs., Al Bibat
•Zeugitana . _ .

Zeugma, PortWillian
Zifala I., Minicoy .
Zidon, y. Sidon, S'
Zigylis . . •

Ziklag, y. Sicella
Zilis, Arzilla .
•Zimises . . .
Zioberis FI., Poo
brishim . .

Ziph, Tell Ziph
Ziras FI. . . .
Ziridava . . .

Zoan, vel Tanis,

Sals, San . ,

Zoana ....

Zoar ....
Zodogatha, y. Zui
gatta . .

Zogana . .

Zoitia . . .

Zorah, Surah
Zorlane . .
Zoroanda . . . .

Zorombo, v. Cophen \
FI., Dusteey or >
Mooleeanee . . *
Zoster Pi*., Lombarda
Zurobara, Fasarhely.
Zygr®, Sikheirah . .

36 47

37 0
32 43
30 27
32

39 52

32 45

37

40 15

40

35 43

17 30

36 .
36 44

41 59

38

35 10

34 52
46 11
44 35

33 15

36 40

37 1
8 15

33 33
31 35
31 32

35 25

36 30
35 47
31 31
43 25
46 12

38 39
31 17

30 12
40 21

37 28

31 48
40 46

38 29

26 30

37 49
46 25
31 30

66 58
66 30
22 55
61 12
35 36

42 36

35 27

43 40

36
27 27
39 57

56 0

39

34 30

33 29
16 11
25 46
32 17

24 20
22 41
11 20

9 40
38 3
73 10

35 23

25 58

34 52
6 4
5 30

57 30

35 11
28 0

21 25
31 55
37 30
35 38
35 45
39 50

22 9
34 59
26 36
41 33

62 20

23 45
20 20
25 42

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