Itineraria Romana : Römische Reiswege an der Hand der Tabula Peutingeriana /
Miller, Konrad,
Itineraria Romana : Römische Reiswege an der Hand der Tabula Peutingeriana / Dargestellt von Konrad Miller. - 992 pages : 317 map ; 35 cm.
The map was copied for Ortelius and published shortly after his death in 1598. A partial first edition was printed at Antwerp in 1591 (Fragmenta tabulæ antiquæ) by Johannes Moretus. Moretus would print the full Tabula in December 1598, also at Antwerp. The Peutinger family kept the map until 1714, when it was sold. It bounced between royal and elite families until it was purchased by Prince Eugene of Savoy for 100 ducats; upon his death in 1737, it was purchased for the Habsburg Imperial Court Library (Hofbibliothek) in Vienna, where it remains. In 2007, the map was placed on the UNESCO Memory of the World Register, and in recognition of this, it was displayed to the public for a single day on November 26, 2007. Because of its fragile condition, it is not ordinarily on display.
26230AKMED.
Atlases.
Roads, Roman.
DG28 / .M55 1916
Itineraria Romana : Römische Reiswege an der Hand der Tabula Peutingeriana / Dargestellt von Konrad Miller. - 992 pages : 317 map ; 35 cm.
The map was copied for Ortelius and published shortly after his death in 1598. A partial first edition was printed at Antwerp in 1591 (Fragmenta tabulæ antiquæ) by Johannes Moretus. Moretus would print the full Tabula in December 1598, also at Antwerp. The Peutinger family kept the map until 1714, when it was sold. It bounced between royal and elite families until it was purchased by Prince Eugene of Savoy for 100 ducats; upon his death in 1737, it was purchased for the Habsburg Imperial Court Library (Hofbibliothek) in Vienna, where it remains. In 2007, the map was placed on the UNESCO Memory of the World Register, and in recognition of this, it was displayed to the public for a single day on November 26, 2007. Because of its fragile condition, it is not ordinarily on display.
26230AKMED.
Atlases.
Roads, Roman.
DG28 / .M55 1916