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Cambete

Kembs? (Barrington) / Groß-Kembs (Miller)

Gallia/Germania

nome di luogo senza simbolo

2A3 / 2A4

nero

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Cambete (354,1)

Cambes - https://elexikon.ch/RE/III,1_1425.png

Cambete (18 E2)

Cambete

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Kommentar (Talbert):
This Cambete must be a duplicate of that on the route above (2A4).
-> stretch to Arialbinvm
Note that the two stretches Cambete-Arialbinvm-Avgvsta Rvracvm also form part of the road above (Arialbinvm spelled there with double “n”), with the same distance figures, although not stretches drawn to match in length. To judge by BAtlas 18 E2, it seems unlikely that there really were two such parallel routes. Rather, the mapmaker has duplicated routes in error. No doubt the Large stretch should have been extended to the beginning of the Cambete stretch on the upper route, even though this would make the Large stretch unattractively long.

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 55:
Cambete, it. (It), Cambate (It); j. Groß-Kembs. 7; bis Augusta Rur. 12 (It). Einmündung der Strecke 25 von Vesontine.

Kommentar (RE):
https://elexikon.ch/RE/III,1_1425.png
Cambes (Cambete), Ort im Gebiet der Rauraci, 12 Millien nördlich von Augusta Rauracum, das heutige Kembs im Ober-Elsass, Itin. Ant. 354 (Cambete). 386 (Cambatem und Cambate). Tab. Peut. (Cambete). Glück Kelt. Namen 34. Holder Altcelt. Sprachschatz s. v. Desjardins Table de Peut. 11. Longnon Géogr. de la Gaule 138.
[Ihm.]

Datierung (Barrington):
Cambete – Roman/Late Antique (RE Cambes; Römer Schweiz 168; Petit 1994, 163-64 (no. 167)).

Kommentar (Rasch):
Cambete opp. Kembs im Oberelsaß.
It. Ant. 354,1 (v.l. cambedeme), 386,5: Cambete; Tab. Peut.: Cambete. Ihm, RE. s.v. Cambes.

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 55;

Ihm, Maximilian, Cambes, in: RE III.1 (1897), Sp. 1426.

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