Tabula Peutingeriana – Single display of hits

Macomadase lorum (Macomada Selorum)

Sirte, Marsa Zaafran (Barrington)

Africa Proconsularis

Toponym, no Symbol

7C1

black

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Macomadibus Sirtis (64,8)

Macomades maiores s. Selorum, Macomada/Macomades [2] - https://elexikon.ch/RE/XIV,1_161.png

Euphranta/Macomades (37 B1)

Macomadase lorum

Sacomadis (p. 37.34), Macumades maiores (p. 89.27)

Πύργος Εὐφράντα (4,3,14)

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Kommentar (Talbert):
Because space is so tight here, much of the name is written across river #83b. Also exceptional is the placement of its final letters, as well as the distance figure, under the route linework. Note that there is a stop at the end of the upper line. Presumably the two characters after the initial "l" on the lower line are intended to signify "orvm".
-> stretch to Zvre
River crossing: (river, no. 83b)

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 893:
Macomadase lorum (Irrig Macomada (Bt, Bg, Ve), wo Sclorum und Zahl ganz fehlt; Macomadse (rel); Macomaduse-loy (Dj)), i. e. Macomada Selorum, Sacomadis und Macumades maiorum (Ra), Maoitapades maiores (Gu), Macomadibus Syrtis (It); Euphrantes (Stad, Pt, St), eine Zeitlang Grenzort zwischen Karthagern und Cyrenern – soll mit Mac. Zusammenfallen. Macomades bedeutet „Neue Stadt“; j. bei Marsa Zaffran, Saphran.
13.

Kommentar (RE):
https://elexikon.ch/RE/XIV,1_161.png

Datierung (Barrington):
Euphranta/ – Hellenistic/Roman (Purcaro Pagano 1976, 340)
Macomades – Roman/Late Antique
§ Macomades Maiores
§ Turris Euphranta

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 893;

Schwabe, Ernst, Macomada oder Macomades [2], in: RE XIV.1 (1928), Sp. 161.

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