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Miliaria in der Provinz Lusitania

  • Michael Rathmann
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Abstract

The article outlines the scope and content of the edition of the milestones of the Roman province of Lusitania planned as part of CIL XVII. So far, 266 milestones have been recorded in a database, collecting material that is currently scattered across numerous publications. This has shown certain peculiarities with regard to their time of origin, their distribution, and the imperial titulatures inscribed on them: There are no republican and relatively few late-antique examples; most of them are from the 1st and 2nd century. The inscriptions on the miliaria are consistently shorter than comparable texts from other provinces of the West; only rarely are cities epigraphically named as capita viae. Around 80% of the milestones come from one single road, the Camino de la Plata.

Abstract

The article outlines the scope and content of the edition of the milestones of the Roman province of Lusitania planned as part of CIL XVII. So far, 266 milestones have been recorded in a database, collecting material that is currently scattered across numerous publications. This has shown certain peculiarities with regard to their time of origin, their distribution, and the imperial titulatures inscribed on them: There are no republican and relatively few late-antique examples; most of them are from the 1st and 2nd century. The inscriptions on the miliaria are consistently shorter than comparable texts from other provinces of the West; only rarely are cities epigraphically named as capita viae. Around 80% of the milestones come from one single road, the Camino de la Plata.

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  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents V
  3. Preface VII
  4. I. A Broader View
  5. Via ducta – Roman Road Building: An Introduction to Its Significance, the Sources and the State of Research 3
  6. Roads in the Roman World: Strategy for the Way Forward 22
  7. Roots to Routes: Gandhara’s Landscapes of Mobility 35
  8. Rom und die Fernhandelswege durch Arabien 53
  9. Le livre de poste de Turbo, curateur du praesidium de Xèron Pelagos (Aegyptus) 67
  10. II. The Roads of the Empire
  11. Travelling between the Euphrates and the Tigris in Late Antiquity 109
  12. Milestones near Roman Army Installations in Desert Areas of the Provinces of Palaestina and Arabia 132
  13. Römische Straßen und Meilensteine im Ebenen Kilikien 147
  14. CIL XVII, 5, 3: Neue Meilensteine und Straßen aus der Cilicia Aspera 166
  15. Via publica vel militaris: Die Bernsteinstraße in spätantoninischer und severischer Zeit 191
  16. The Peutinger Map, the Roman Army and the First Military Roads in Dacia 215
  17. Roman Roads in Moesia Superior at Six Points 236
  18. Some Considerations about the Roman Road Network in Central Balkan Provinces 252
  19. Du premier milliaire au dernier palimpseste: cinq siècles et demi de présence romaine en Grèce 272
  20. Miliaria in der Provinz Lusitania 303
  21. Road Network and Roman Frontier in Numidia: the Region of Tobna 323
  22. Twin Roads: the Road Carthage-Theveste and the via nova Rusicadensis; some Observations and Questions 338
  23. Miliari e viabilità dell’Etruria romana: un aggiornamento e alcune considerazioni 375
  24. Excavations in the North of Italy along the via Claudia Augusta 404
  25. Autorenliste 423
  26. Index 425
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