Orbis Antiquus Ex Tabula Itineraria Quae Theodosii Imp. Et Peutingeri Audit. Ad Systema Geographiae Redactus Et Commentario Illustratus...
, by Matija Petar Katan, is a meticulously compiled study of ancient geography, drawing primarily from the Peutinger Table and itineraries related to Emperor Theodosius. Written in Latin, this work offers a detailed reconstruction of the ancient world as understood through its maps and travel routes. It aims to synthesize disparate geographical data into a coherent system, providing invaluable insights into the Roman Empire's infrastructure, trade routes, and the spatial understanding of the classical era. This book is an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in historical cartography, classical studies, and the geographical knowledge of the ancient world.
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