Tabula Peutingeriana – Einzelanzeige

Cenopurio

near Sinekli

Balkanraum nördlich

Ortsname ohne Symbol

7B5

schwarz

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Cenofrurio (138,3)

Caenophrurium (52 C2)

Cenopurio

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Kommentar (Talbert):
The name is divided in two after the "p" to accommodate placement of the "I" of TRHACIA here.
-> stretch to Adstatvas
- The linework for this stretch is not marked.
- Although there can be no proof because route linework is missing throughout, it would appear that there was meant to be a fork on the Cenopvrio stretch after the name, beginning a branch that made its way to Constantinopolis.

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 539:
29, 18 (It).
Cenopurio, [...], wo der Kaiser Aurelian (275) ermordet wurde, an der Straße von Apollonia nach Selymbria. "Καινὸν φρούριον" = "Neuschloß"; an der strata vetus des Eutropius gelegen; j. in der Gegend der heutigen Bahnstation Sineklü.
[9]; nach Melantiada 28 (It).
Der Verbindungsstrich fehlt bis Constantinopolis.

Datierung (Barrington):
Caenophrurium - Roman, Late Antique (ItMiller 539, 589; RE Suppl. 6 Καινοφρούριον)

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 539.

RE: -

08.10.2023 16:09