Itinerary
(An). The notification of the route followed by a
traveller. The Itinerary of Antoninus marks out all the main roads of
the Roman Empire, and the stations of the Roman army. The Itinerary of
Peutinger (Tabula Peutingeriana) is also an invaluable document
of ancient geography, executed A.D. 393, in the reign of
Theodosius the Great, and hence called sometimes the Theodosian
Table.
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