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Atlas of Classical History
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AT LA S
of
CLASSICAL
HISTORY
EDITED BY RICHARD
J.A.TALBERT
London and New York
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First published 1985
by Croom Helm Ltd
Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group
This edition published in the Taylor & Francis e-Library, 2003.
© 1985 Richard J.A.Talbert and contributors
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be
reprinted or reproduced or utilized in any form or
by any electronic, mechanical, or other means, now
known or hereafter invented, including photocopying
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retrieval system, without permission in writing
from the publishers.
British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
Atlas of classical history.
1. History, Ancient—Maps
I. Talbert, Richard J.A.
911.3 G3201.S2
ISBN 0-203-40535-8 Master e-book ISBN
ISBN 0-203-71359-1 (Adobe eReader Format)
ISBN 0-415-03463-9 (pbk)
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CONTENTS
Preface
v
Northern Greece, Macedonia and Thrace
32
Contributors
vi
The Eastern Aegean and the Asia Minor
Hinterland
Equivalent Measurements
vi
33
Attica
34–5, 181
Maps: map and text page reference placed first,
further reading reference second
Classical Athens
35–6, 181
Roman Athens
35–6, 181
Halicarnassus
36, 181
The Mediterranean World: Physical
1
Miletus
37, 181
The Aegean in the Bronze Age
2–5, 179
Priene
37, 181
Troy
3, 179
Greek Sicily
38–9, 181
Knossos
3, 179
Syracuse
39, 181
Minoan Crete
4–5, 179
Akragas
40, 181
Mycenae
5, 179
Cyrene
40, 182
Mycenaean Greece
4–6, 179
Olympia
41, 182
Mainland Greece in the Homeric Poems
7–8,
179
Greek Dialects c. 450 BC
42–3, 182
The Athenian Empire
44–5, 182
The Homeric World
8–9, 179
Peloponnesian War, 431–404 BC
46–8
Dark Age Greece
10–11, 179–80
Pylos/Sphacteria
49, 182
Late Geometric Greece
12, 179–80
The Bosporan Realm and its
Neighbours
Greek Colonisation (Eighth to Sixth
Centuries BC) 13–15, 180
Archaic Greece 16–17, 180
The Persian Empire c. 550–330 BC 18–20, 180
Persepolis
49–50, 182
Trade in the Classical Greek World
51–3, 182
The Ancient Explorers
54–5, 182
Archaeological Sites of Greece
56–7, 182
21, 180
The Anabasis
58–9, 182
Marathon, 490 BC
21–2, 180
Leuctra, 371 BC
59, 183
Persian Wars
22–3
The Second Athenian League
60–1, 183
Thermopylae: Ephialtes’ Route
24, 180
Chaeronea, 338 BC
61, 183
Artemisium, 480 BC
24, 180
The Growth of Macedonian
Power, 359–36 BC
Salamis, 480 BC
25, 180
62–3, 183
Plataea, 479 BC
25, 181
Alexander’s Campaigns, 334–23 BC
64–6
Delphi
26, 181
River Granicus, 334 BC
67, 183
Sparta
27, 181
Issus, 333 BC
67, 183
The Hellespont
27
Tyre, 332 BC
68
Greece: Physical
28
Gaugamela, 331 BC
68, 183
The Peloponnese and Central Greece
29
River Hydaspes, 326 BC
69, 183
The Aegean World
30–1
Ai Khanum
69, 183–4
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The Hellenistic Kingdoms
70–6
Caracalla 120–1, 185
Rome in the Age of the Severi 120–3, 185
The Environs of Imperial Rome 122, 184
Trade in the Roman World 124–7, 186
The Roman Empire in AD 60 127–9, 187
Roman Britain 130–2, 187
Hadrian’s Wall 132–4, 187
Antonine Wall 132–4, 187
Silchester 135, 187
Lutetia Parisiorum 135, 187
Roman Gaul and the Alpine Region 136–7, 187
Germanies-Raetia-Noricum
General
75, 184
I Survey
70–1
II Greece and Western Asia Minor
72–3
III Eastern Asia Minor and Syria
74
IV Ptolemaic Egypt
76
Pergamum
77, 184
Delos
78, 184
Major Cult Centres of the Classical
World
79–81, 184
Major Cult Centres of the Aegean
80
Major Cult Centres of Italy and Sicily
81
138–9, 187
Alexandria
81, 184
The Rhine-Danube Limes from
c. AD 40 to AD 259–60
Etruria and Etruscan Expansion in
Northern Italy
140–1, 187
82–3, 184
The Danubian Provinces/Balkan
Area c. AD 200
Early Italy
84–5, 184
141–3, 187–8
Early Latium
86, 184
Iberian Peninsula
144–5, 188
The Languages of Italy Prior to the
Spread of Latin 87–8, 184
Veii 88, 184
Cosa 89, 184
Luna 89, 184
Republican Rome 90–1, 185
Roman Expansion in Italy to 268 BC 92–3, 185
Roman Colonisation
Corsica and Sardinia
146–7, 188
Roman Sicily
148–9, 188
North African Provinces
150–2, 188
Africa Proconsularis
150, 188
Imperial Estates in the R.Bagradas
Valley
151, 188
Timgad
153, 188
94–5, 185
Lepcis Magna
153, 188
The Punic Wars
96–8, 185
African Limes
154–5, 188
Cannae, 216 BC
99, 185
Greek and Roman Crete
155–6, 188
Zama, 202 BC
99, 185
Roman Cyprus
156–7, 189
Carthage
100, 185
Bithynia and Asia c. AD 100
157–8, 189
Cynoscephalae, 197 BC
100–1, 185
Roman Asia Minor
159–61, 189
Thermopylae, 191 BC
101, 185
Roman Syria, Western Parthia and
Armenia
The Roman Empire in 60 BC
101–3, 185
162–3, 189
Roman Campaigns of 49–30 BC
103–5, 185
Masada
164–5, 189
Pharsalus, 48 BC
105–6, 185
Jerusalem
164–5, 189
Augusta Praetoria
106, 185
Palestine
165–6, 189
Italy: Physical
107
Roman Egypt
167–8, 189
Italy in the Age of Augustus
108–9
The Roman Empire in AD 211
169–71, 187
Archaeological Sites of Italy
110–12, 186
Christianity by the Early Fourth
Century
Ostia
112–14, 186
172–4, 189
Second Battle of Cremona, AD 69
114, 186
The Dioceses and Provinces of the
Roman Empire in AD 314
Campania
115, 186
175–7, 189
Pompeii
116–117, 186
Herculaneum
117–18, 186
Reigns of Roman Emperors in Brief
178
Italian Towns with Alimentary
Schemes
Abbreviations
178
119–20, 186
Suggestions for Further Reading
179
The Centre of Rome in the Age of
Gazetteer
190
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