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Toponimo TP (sciolto):

Tigubis

Nome (moderno):

 

Foglio:
Al dettaglio dell'immagine
Toponimo davanti XVII     Roschirea     
Toponimo dopo Arigubbi Ad fonte scoborem XVI     Fons Scabore     XVI?     Hadia     
Foglio alternativo: ---
Foglio (Barrington 2000) ---
Foglio (Scheyb 1753) ---
Foglio (Welser 1598) ---
Foglio (MSI 2025) ---
Area:

Asia a Est dell’Eufrate, a sud del monte Tauro

Tipo di toponimo:

nome di luogo con simbolo

Quadrato:

10C3

Colore di toponimo:

nero

Tipo di vignetta:

A doppia torre

Nome (Itinerario):

 

Nome alternativo (dizionari):

 

Nome (RE):

Tigubis

Nome (Barrington):

 

Nome (TIR / TIB /altro):

 

Nome (Miller):

Tigubis

Nome (Levi):

Tigubis (A,I,2)

Nome (Ravennat):

 

Nome (Ptolemaios):

5,17,7

Plinius:

 

Strabo:

 

Datazione del toponimo sulla TP:

---

Giustificazione della datazione:

 

Commento al toponimo:

Kommentar (Talbert):
-> Stretch to Fons scabore
Along the stretch appears: "Atigvbbi Adfonte scoborem XVI" [e of Adfonte with macron]. Note the lack of concern to spell either placename consistently; compare the upper two stretches from Hierapoli.
River crossing: (river, no. 126c)
-> Stretch to Hadia
It is only conjecture, but surely a reasonable one, that the distance figure XVI below the symbol refers to this stretch. Its placement reflects the difficulty of fitting in all the names and distances hereabouts while keeping lettering clear of rivers. The same difficulty affects the entire route from Tigvbis to Hatris. The result is often clumsy, but it is impressive that the mapmaker marks the number of places he does. The goal of keeping lettering clear of rivers is achieved, except in the case of the final letter of Themessata. Even though the overall result is not without flaws, copyists evidently exercised care in reproducing this part of the map.
River crossing: (river, no. 126d)

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 778:
Tigubis oder rigubbi (ad fontem scoborem); Thegubris (Ra),
Thergubis (Kp?); j.esSihl, beim 8.Brunnen
von Harran ab.
Abzweigung nach fons Scabore (Strecke 113).
16.

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 780:
Tigubis, Strecke 112; j . es Sihl.

(SH): Fragezeichen bei der Meilenangabe von Tigubis nach Hadia, da Meilenangabe unter dem Toponym Tigubis steht.

Letteratura:

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 778. 780;

J. Sturm, Tigubis, in: RE VIA1, 1936, 1024.

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Ultima modifica:

21.10.2023 11:43


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