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GEOGRAPHIA CLASSICA:
A SKETCH OF
ANTIENT GEOGRAPHY,
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. IN ONE VOLUME, OCTAVO.

BY SAMUEL BUTLER, D. D.
Author of an Atlas to Antient Geography.

Extract of a Letter from Professor Stuart of Andover.

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it into very general circulation. I know of none which in all respects would supply its
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tractive works of the kind, especially for young persons studying the classics, that has
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INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY

OF THE

GREEK CLASSIC POETS,

FOK THE USE OF YOUNG PERSONS AT SCHOOL OR COLLEGE.

BY HENRY NELSON COLERIDGE.

Contents.— General Introduction Homeric Questions ; Life of Homer
; ; Iliad ; Odyssey ; Margites ;

Batraeliomyomachia ; Hyimis ; Hesiod.

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;

merit of being admirably adapted for its acknowledged purpose. It is written in that
fresh and ardent spirit, which to the congenial mind of youth, will convey instruction in
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buoyant feelings in the cause of useful and improving study; while by its pregnant bre-
vity, it is more likely to stimulate than to supersede more profound and extensive re-
search. If •then, as it is avowedly intended for the use of the younger readers of Homer,
and, as it is impossible not to discover, with a more particular view to the great school to
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which he promises." Gent. Magazine.
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 AN

ATLAS
OF

ANTIENT GEOGRAPHY.

BY SAMUEL BUTLER, D. D.
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
AUTHOR OF MODERN AND ANTIENT GEOGRAPHY

STEREOTYPED BY J. HOWE.

CAREY, LEA, & BLANCHARD-CHESNUT S^fREET.

1834.
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INDEX.

I. Orbis Vetcribus Notus.

II. Britannia.

III. Hispania.
IV. Gallia.
V. Germania.
VI. Vindelicia.
VII. Italia, Pars I.

VIII. Italia, Pars II.

IX. Macedonia.
X. Gra3cia extra Pelo
XL Peloponnesus.
XII. Insula3 Maris ^gaei.
XIII. Asia Minor.
XIV. Oriens.

XV. Syria.

XVI. Palsestina.

XVII. Armenia.
XVIII. Africa.
XIX. Mauritania, Numidia, and Africa Propria.
XX. ^gyptus.
XXI. Plans.
 PREFATORY NOTE

INDEX OF DR. BUTLER'S ANTIENT ATLAS.

It is to be observed in this Index, which is made for the sake of complete and easy refer-

ence to the Maps, that the Latitude and Longitude of Rivers, and names of Countries, are
given from the points where their names happen to be written in the Map, and not from any

remarkable point, such as their source or embouchure. The same River, Mountain, or City,

&c., occurs in different Maps, but is only mentioned once in the Index, except very large

Rivers, the names of which are sometimes repeated in the Maps of the different countries to

which they belong.

Owing to the weak state of the Author's eyes, some trifling inaccuracies escaped him
when examining the Maps, even with double magnifiers ; such as Nogara for Nagara, Motilo
for Matilo, Melilaea for Melitaea, dsc. The student is requested to excuse these, which can

heurdly in any instance occasion him a moment's difficulty, and in all cases may be corrected

by the Index subjoined, which, where it differs from the maps, will be found the more accu-
rate of the two.

The quantity of the places mentioned has been ascertained, as far as was in the Author's

power, with great labor, by reference to the actual authorities, either Greek prose writers,

(who often, by the help of a long vowel, a diphthong, or even an accent, afford a clue to

this,) or to the Greek and Latin poets, without at all trusting to the attempts at marking the
quantity in more recent works, experience having shown that they are extremely erroneous.

The Author does not flatter himself that he has altogether succeeded in this extremely

difficult point, though he has taken great pains with it. In some instances, where there are

no means of ascertaining the quantity by poetic usage, custom, derivation, or any authentic

source, and in cases where the syllable is known to be common, or is obviously long, the

quantity is not marked.

It is certain that the Antients in very many cases had no settled rules for the quantity of

proper names. Even in the very best writers we have singular anomalies in the most com-

mon, such as Apulia, and Apulia, and Appiilus, in Horace ; Sicanius and Sicanius, Siculus

and Sicelides, Sidonius and Sidonius, Italus and Italus, in Virgil ; to say notliing of innu-

merable instances in other writers. So that they seem in many cases to have reserved to

themselves the power of making those vowels which are generally called doubtful, either
long or short in the same word, as suited their purpose. Hence we have Batavi and Batavi,

Britanni and Britones, &;c. &c.

These observations might be extended to a much greater length, but it is hoped enough
has been said to show the difficulties of the subject, and obtain the indulgence of scholars.
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TO

DR. BUTLER'S ANTIENT ATLAS.

ILAT
A
AbacLMium, Accaron,
Tripi 37 58 32 58 VIII. F.kroii
AbiB :i6 38 40 53 X. Acci, Ouadi
Aballo, Jlva Accipitruni
Ion. 47 30 21 50 IV. I. /s/e de
Abana Fl. 33 15 54 30 XV. St. Pierre
Ab.irim M. 3-2 53 50 XVI. AceiTM
Abiisci, in Aceiite,
Mingrelia 43 15 58 40 XVII. Acerra
Abasci 4-2 30 tiO XVII. Acosines Fl.
Abasciis Fl. 43 10 57 40 XVII. Ravei
Ab\\C'ra,Jidra 30 4 14 5 III. Acluti, vel
AbiiC-ra 40 5f< 42 45 IX. Ziehi
Abel 32 8 54 XVI. AclkTiis Fl.
Abulia, Jib Achaia
el/a Vecchia 40 51 32 30 VIII. Achaia, Ve-
Ahflllniiiii, tus
Jlecllinu 33 48 Acharnte
Abi'liinum Achassa
Marsiciim, Aclielous
Marsico Fl. Aspro'
Vetcre 40 22 33 40 VIII. Potamo
Abeste, Bost 31 45 82 20 XIV. Achelous Fl.
Abia 30 52 40 1 XI. Achflous Fl.
Abila, J\~ebi Acheron Fl.
Jlbel 32 33 53 52 XVI. Acl)eron Fl.
Abila 33 35 54 XVI. Snrulo
Abiiiciim 40 35 0135 XVII. Acheron Fl.
Abiiuba M. Acherontia,
Black Accrcnia
Mountain 48 20 27 V. Acherusia
Aboccis 22 15 49 3: XX. Cherson.
Alinia 30 54 33 VIII. Acherusia
Aboiie, ^Z- Palus
viondsbu- Achindana
ry? 5133 Fl._
Abonitichos, Acidava, Lu-
lonopolis? XIII. cavez
Abotis, ^bo- Acidava
tige XX. Acidon Fl.
Abravannus Acilisene
Fl. 54 50 13 10 II. Aciniincum,
Abrettena 39 40 40 20 XIII. Salanke-
Abiincatui, men
Avranches 48 44 16 41 IV. Acinasis Fl.
Abrostula 39 20 49 18 XIII. Acinipo,
Abua Fl. Honda la
Humber 53 28 18 10 veja
Abus M. Aciris Fl.
Abi dag 39 30 Agri
Abusina, Ab- Acis Fl. Act
cnspurg VI. Aco, vol Pto-
Abydos, Zer- lenifds,
muiiic 40 10 XIII. Acre
Abydus, Acra
Madfune 27 46 48 55 XX. Acra Melte-
Abyla, Cerita 36 12 50 XIX. na, Calin-
Academia B XXI. acra
Acalandnis Acruba
Fl. Salaii- Acrabiitene
drella 39 55 34 15 Acradlna
Aciiiiias Pr. \crfephia
Cape Pifa- Acriigus Fl.
3512 50 10 XIII. Fiume di
Acampsis Oirgenti
vel Batlirys Acria;
Fl. 41 5 GO 10 XVII. Acritas Pr.
Acanthus .38 48 39 41 X. Capo Oallo-
Acanthus 40 24 4137 X. Aero Athos
Acarnahia, Pr. Capo de
Carnia 38 50 39 10 X. Monte Santo
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Alblnla Fl. .\l|ie8 NorT- AmpliTpolis,

tri'a 45 45 IX.
Alhegna 29 20 ca', JVbric .lamlioli 40 52 41 39
yi:siiriis Fl.
Ksaro 39 34 45 VIII. .'Mliiiii.iiia, Alps Aiiipliissa,
52 10 22 40 IV. Alin's Rlia;- Sal on a .38 25 40 27
A'.^'is, Jeai 43 30 31 5 VII. Jllphrii
.\lbiiiiVilla 43 17 28 27 VII. tira>, Rlia- .\inplir\sus i9 5 40 40
Mays, Fl.
F.si no 43 25 31 VII. \lbis Fl. tian Alps 47 29 20 VI. .AiiipsiifjasFI
Elbe Mpln'iis Fl. find-il-
yr:sopiis Fl. 4U (I 45 20 .Mil.
3ti U \1 Albiiiiiiln- Jiofro 37 35 39 30 XI. Kibir or
C XXI. ;;aiiriiiin, Alsji'iitis, liuvimel 3() 58 24 40 XIX.
ilviiula
44 4 20 9 VII. Portiis XXI. Aniyeta; 37 5 41 3S XI.
39 54 30 30 X. .ilbciisa
Mbiiis iM. 40 30,:tt20 VI. Alslnin XXI. Aniyiiione 37 35 1(1-1.5 XI.
iUtliii'pcs
AlbiMolla, .Altaniim 38 9 Vlli. Aniyrus Fl. 39 3U 40 .55 X.
Aiilliropo
])lin!!i 7 50 JllbanccUa 42 5.5! 12 ii Alllia;a, Or- .Anabon, vel
A:iliii'i|iia IG 4U .MImiia 44 58 32 12 pai 40 2( 15 45 III. A nave 33 80 XIV.
ylUliiripTa In- Mbi'ila, pos- .Altina 44 3.- 38 12 IX. .Anacloriuin 39 38 43 X.
ferior -20 XVIII tea Tiberis Allinum, Pa- .VnapiiTa,
A^UxJi .M. Fl. XXI. irliapoli 40 30 Mi 40 VI. Anairni 4145 VIII.
Jituntc Oi- fVUmla;, .AT .Vitus 1'tu.s. 4122 59 25 XVII. Anaphc! I.
hello 37 40 :^2 54 VIII. i|iia: XXI. .'Miintiiini, A'innphio 36 2; 43 50 XII.
yi:tr>lia, JIa- Album, Pro Aloiilro 37 59 32 31 .NiiapU.-^IUS 37 5J 4145 XI.
kia 38 30 40 X. nioiitoriiiin 33 2 52 57 XVI. fVluta Fl. Viifipiis Fl. D XXI.
37 53 41 4!l XI. .VIbtiiii, ad 53 40 17 20 II. on. 44 30 42 40 IX. .Anapus Fl.
yi'.xone 37 40 4155 XI. Mliiiriairi, .Alyi, Mcdi- Anapo 37 33 VIII.
Aillifiniis, M. C XXI. Moiis, Al- vet-Jaliel 28 5.' 49 5 XX. Anapii.s Fl. 38 35 39 30 X.
Africa, Tuni.- 35 XIX. banella 33 AlyzTa .in41 39 2 X. Anas Fl.
AfricaGriL'cis Alecs, Alca- .Aniantla 40 2i 3,^ 20i IX. Guadiava .38 20 10 40 III.
Libya 20 15 I. zar 39 28 14 51 III. Amantla 40 22 37 41 X. Anassiis Fl. 40 31 8 VII.
Aiiaiiiaiia 34 15 rvi 45 Aleiiiixnnis 48 25 27 58 V. .Vmruius M. Aiiastasiopo-
A;;:ir.i, Jisra 27 40 !)4 \lconis, Ai- Al Lucan 37 10 54 40 XIV. !i.s, Vara-
A^'alliynium guebonne 43 5 .\niardiis, vel Jxardin 37 5 XV.
38 2 32 3: VIII. Alcyoniuin Mardus Fl. .Aniitlio,

Aeailiyrsi 53 47 ( I. Mare 38 G 41 XI. Kc:ilUzicn 37 06 Anuh 34 12 59 40 XV.

Airuar XLX. Air-a 37 40 40 37 XI. .\iiiasra, .Anaunes 40 20 28 52 VI.
A;:i(li Ileum, .•Mleinaiinl, A ma-si eh 40 10 54 35 Aiiaurus Fl. 39 14 40 50 X.
* lis 48 5 21 IS IV. Almagne 49 27 25 V. .\niastris, Anavc, vel
Agliiis, Zeiki 30 22 G5 50 XIV. Alrria 42 3 VIII. Ainnstro 4145 5 20 XIII. Anabon 80 XIV.
Agiiiniiui, .Mi'Sia, Alise 47 30 22 25 IV. Aniatlms, Anazarbiis,
44 7 18 3- IV. .Mi-lTiiin, A.<.«ilt 32 8 53 39 XVI. Anzarbe 37 12 53 42'XIII.
Asiiria 41 lO 10 4.- III. aia. Maria .Vniatliiis, AncliTiile 36 50 52 25 XIII.
Aiiithie 3!) 23 39 :t.' x. iliW Alizza 40 3 35 45 VIII. Assail 34 46 5120 Aiicliiali Re-
Aiinia 34 28 40 XIX. .Airiiiiii, .\nuizuulus gia 4115 59 19 XVII.
A;;ririiif's Fl. 41 30 44 55 IX. Ouic/i-Alet 48 3 16 4 IV. M. 40 15 55 40 XIII. Aiicliliilus,
A^Ti-riiituiii, .Mi'xaiulri -ViiibacTa, Ahkali 42 35 45 42 IX.
Gir^'tnli 37 9 3132 VIII. Castra 29 30 4G Aiiiboise 47 11 19 2 IV. Ancona 43 3: 3121 VII.
Aci'iiiiiin, Alcxandri Aiiilj.icri, Aiicyra, An-
Brlnluik 40 2 48 10 XIII. I'tus. 24 50 85 20 XIV. Lijoiuiois 4G20 23 IV. gora 39 50 50 32 XIII.
Aifriiiiiiiii 3d 45 39 40 X. Ale.xanilrla, Anilmr Fl, 48 10 29 VI. .Aiicjra 39 20 40 42 XIII.
A^iiiitiiiii, Srandcroon 3G30 54 10 XV. .Aiiibiaiii .50 20 10 IV. .Ancyroiipd-
I nil i ken 4G4tf ,\li'xaiiilria, Amhidiani 47 W.i-> Ai) VI. lis F.gger-

Apylla vel Katidnhar 32 30 84 30 .Aiiiliilici Hi 30 :i:i \l. onc 20 20 49 25 XX.

CaTf, Cer Ali'xaiulria, .-Vnibisoiitli 47 :iU 50 VI. Andaca 34 2 88 30 XIV.
yelcri C Corra 3G25 86 20 XIV. .Aiiibracia, Aiidaina 37 2 40 XI.
Apyriiiiii, .McxaiidrTa, near Arta 39 12 39 3 .\iidaulu-
Jiririrone 3 3. :S35 VIII. Vaihcnd 29 2 83 55 XIV. Ambriicius, iiimn 45 38 34 30
Apy/.yiiilia, Alexandria 31 20 77 XIV. Sinus 39 5 38 55 X. Andeniatu-
Zungucbar 3 50 I. Alexandria 31 12 47 51 XX. .\mbr;icus 39 12 38 50 X. iiuin, Lan-
Ai 31 59 53 20 XVI. Alexandria 27 30 88 X
XIV. .Vmbrysus 38 25 40 48 X. gres 47 50 IV.
Aias M. 25 50 r,-l 10 x.x. Wax 42 10 29 3; VIII. .Vnierla, .Anderlda,
Alaliamla 37 35 40 35 XIII. .ML'idnm C XXI. Amelia 42 35 VIII. F.nst Bourn 50 48 18 22
Alaliastritns AlyidiisM. c XXI. AniTda, K'a- .AndfrTtiim,
M., Oebel- Aliassiis 3T.'i0 5132 XIII. ra-Amid 37 55 57 50 XVII. Jlcnde 44 38 IV.
cl KalU 28 30 50 XX. .Alicrma 53 57 10 12 II. .Vniilos 37 40 40 23 XI. .Amies, An-
Alii'.-a 37 55 32 10 VIII. .Mione s. A- .\miiiius Fl. 37 27 40 10 XI. gers 47 30 17 20 IV.
Ala^'i'iiiTa 30 59 40 19 -XI. lone, IVhil .VmisGii us Si- \ndes 45 9 28 40 VII.
Alalroiiiriie 3d2(^ 41 4 X. ley Cattle 34 48 15 48 II. nus 40 XIII. .•Vndrapa,
Alaii.lnr Fl. Alipliera .37 33 30 55 XI. AniTsIa, KirSltehr 40 47
Jll hour 30 loUo 30 XIII. Aliso, Ahen 51 40 20 38 V. f'.ms 5318 25 8 V. .\n(lr(5iia,
Alaiii 43 I.-.,XVII. Allaba, Ma- .•\nilsia Fl. Andrenep 35 25 55 27 XV.
A lata, f^hsa 2.J .")-|<in 'Jti .\1V. ra sole 3113 VIII. Kms 53 30 25 10 V. Andropolis,
Alalc rva .wS.'H 4 II. Allirni, Fo- Aniisiis, Slinbur 30 48 48 40 XX.
AI..IIS 35 55 50 55 XV. riini, Fer- Samsoun 41 54 18 XIII. Aiidros I.
Alalrliiin, rara 44 50 29 30 VII. Amitermim, Bardseij I. II.
Ji/atri 41 45 31 ]5 vm. AllifiP, Alifi 41 12 32 44 VIII. San Villo- .Vndros 1.
Alaiini 47 40 30 30 VI. Alldbr.-ii.'i'S, rino 42 25 31 22 VIII. Andro XII.
Alaiiniia Fl. in Danphini 45 30 23 30 IV. .Vinmedra 35 38 26 40 XIX. Andros,
•Iron 50 TM 10 20 II. Aliiiana 33 20 27 XVIII Aninioclios- Andro 37 45 42 51 XII.
All.a 42 31 22 VIII.
.". Aliiio Fl. A XXI. tos, Fama- Anca 3125 53 9 XVI.
All.a, jS/W 44 4.". 2(; 2 VII. /Milium 43 50141 40 IX. gosta 35 10 52 XIII. Anemo Fl.
All.a 41 45 30 30 XI. Aliniis Fl .\innioh 29 5 40 55 XVIII Armone 44 25 29 55 VII.
Alliana, Arz C XXI. Lorn 43 30 41 20 IX. .•Vmnionltis 32 10 54 20 XVI. Aneninriiim,
AllKiiia C XXI. Alone 38 1 17 2.' III. .\innisus 35 11 43 40 XII. Anrmiir XIII.
Allianla 4130 05 30 XVII. Airmi 30 2 012; XV. .Vrnorgus I. .Aiieinurium
Allirmia, Alonta, vel A in orgo 36 50 43 50 xu. Pr. XIII.
lyjtncilU 4130 Ca48 XVII. Diriodoris Amorium, Anparis M. XV.
AllianTa, Fl. 43 40 63 XVII. A in ora 39 14 50 4 XIII. Aiif.'TtJa',
Plot. 4i2 5 C6 .Morua 40 31 40 2i;! IX. .Viiipi-ios Pr. Aqua; 38 45 33 .55 VIII.
Allmiiim Py. Ab.s 39 H ^40 X.
,'-.:) Art fro 34 50 44 25 XII. Angli .54 20 28 30 V.
l.-f. Per- Aipr-ims 38 50 40 50;XI. .'Viiipoiri.sia -AngrivarTi V.
bend 42 06 S XVII. .\l|M.'s Cam! I'r. C. .Aiigiiill.'irisL C XXI.
Alliaiii'ipnlis 4120 38 4( IX. ca", Carni- Spnrtcl 3.5 45 12 XIX. Anigriis Fl. 37 25 39 45 XI.
Allirniiis Fl. a n Alps 46 40 31 Aniplia.\itis 40 45 40 55 X. Anio Fl.
•Samura .\lpns I'enl- Aiiiplira 37 14 40 9 XI. Titcrone 41 55 .30 30 VIII.
Alliiriniiin, n.T M. at. .\iiipliilo- A 111.) Fl. C XXI.
Jiibling 47.52 30 Ht. Bernard 54 15 50 cliia, Filo- .Aiiltnis Fl.
Albiga, Albi 43 55 20 15 quia 39 39 15 F.ns 47 30 32 VI.
.AniiamatTa 47 5 30 47 VI. |

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Suossiu-
nuin, Sois
sons 49 20 21 18 IV.
Augusta
Tauiind-
rum, T.inn 46 4 VII.
Augusta Tre-
veiorura,
. Traces 49 52 24 12 IV.
Augusta Va-
gienuorum
i^ico 44 21 25 50 VII.
Augusta Vin-
dfilicoruui,
Augsburg 48 25 28 50 VI.
Augustamui-
ca 30 40 .50 30 XX.
August!
Mausolrum A XXI.
August! For-
tus C XXI.
August!
Tempi. 33 9 53 39 XVI.
Augustnbo-
ua, Troijes 48 14 22 12 IV.
Augustobri-
ga, Puente
del Ario-
hisco
Augustonu-
mC'tum,
Clermont IV.
Augustnri-
tum, Li-
moges 45 50 19 14 IV.
AuUei-tichos,
Rouzek 42 21 45 51 IX.
Aulercl Ce-
nomaui, in
Orne 48 17 40 IV.
Aulis, Mega-
lo-vatha, 38 25 413 X.
Aulon, El-
Oour 40 28 37 44 X.
Aulon, Valo-
na 37 15 39 49 XI.
Aulon, vel
Campus
3'Iagiius,
El-Gour 32 5 54 40 XVI.
Aulon Cili-
cius 35 40 51 xm.
Aunedona-
cum, An-
nay
Auriinltes,
Hauran 32 45 54 20 XVI.
AuriisTus M. 35 30 23 XIX.
Aurea Cher-
sonC'sus,
Malaija 6 116 I.
Aurea lleglo 23 116 I.
AurC-lia No-
va, Via A XXI.
Aurella, Via A XXI.
Aurelifini, in
Orleans 47 45 19 50 IV.
AureITi,
Forum 42 21 29 28 vm.
Aureoli,
Pons 45 37 27 3' VII.
Aureus,
Mons 44 32 38 58 IX.
Ansa, Osona 4155 20 15 III.
Ausci, ill
Gers 43 25 18 30 IV.
Auser Fl.
Serchio 43 50 28 20 VII.
Ausetaui,
Catalonia 42 2 19 30 III.
Ausilinili 32 30 27 5 XIX.
Ausugura,
Val Suga-
na 46 6 29 li) VI.
Autulilles 20 30 5 XVIII
Autricuni,
Chartras 48 25 19 30 IV.
Autrigunes 42 50 14 30 III.
Auxiicii M. 41 2U 89 30 XIV.
Auxan Fl. 4140 04 10 XVII.
Auximum,
Osimo 43 30 3120 VII.
Auxfime,
Auium 14 30 54 20 T.
Auzacia 40 50 i^9 XIV.
 LAT.

Bessripura,
T-.apar-
Bir.argik
Bessiea
Hosyii^M Fl.
ik'svii^'itis
IK'tiiiilKtra

B'lh sibrin 31 3."

nelh.iKla |:»1 J")

Ii(-tli;iiiiiiiiiris :<ii ^>

 LAT.
O '

Coene, Senn
Cajno
CiEnupulis,
Keiinck
Csere
Ciere, vel
A};yll:i, Ccr
Vetcri
Cffisar Au-
gusta, Sa-
ragosaa
CaBsarCa
CfEsarGa Dio,
vel Seppho-
ris
Coesarea I.,
Jersey
Caesariia, Ju-
lia, yacur
C;esan"a pri-
us Tunis
Straloiiis,
Cesar ca
CwsarOa Plii-
lippi, vel
Paneas,
Baneas
CiEsarGa vel
Mazaca,
Kaisarich
Cajsarirma,
Buoii Al-
bergo
CsesaroiUl-
num. Tours
CsBsarruiia-
gus, IVi-
thamt
Caesaruma-
giis, Beau-
vais
CtEsCiia, Ce-
seiia
Ca!sla Silva
Caferonian-
num, Car-
figliano
Caicus Fl.
Cajilta, Gaeta
C&lao.Calaat-
el- Wad
Caliibri, or
Calabria
Calacte, Ca-
ronia
Caladuuum
Calaguriis,
Calahorra
Caliiuia, Oel-
ma
Calamte, Ca-
lamala
Caljime, Ca-
lamat
Calitmon,
Calamon
Caliitlie I.,
Oaleta
Calatia,
Oaiasa
Calatis
Calatius Fl.
Calatum,
Appleby
Calauria I.
Calbis Fl.
CalchorycliTi
M.
CalC-gia
Cales Calvi
Cales Fl.
CalPti, Pays
de Cauz
Caliana, Ca-
ranja
Calinda, vel
Calydiia
Calinga, Ca-
lingapa-
tarn
Calingoe, in
Bahar S(
Orissa
Calinipaxa,
Caliiii
 LAT. LON.IPLATE
O I O '

Carpctrin!, Castra Ca-cl Cecrj?pha I. 41 15 XI. Cercetidis

A'eto Cas- Iia, Caseres III. Ka-
CeUi'iiiC, iuus 43 40 56 20 XVII.
tile 14 30 HI ('a.-tra K.x- rahisar 33 10 48 4 xm. Cercina I.

Carpis, Oar- plurrno- Cclcia, Cellcij 40 15 33 15 VI. Kcrkiiii 34 50 29 30 XIX.

bos 30 4 2'^ 20 XIX. ruui, JVe- Ci'li'uiaiitia 48 50 33 58 V. Cercine 40 55 412; IX.
Carra, Kara 33 40 55 20 XV. tlterby 55 Cc-k-iidcris, Ocrcine 41 4125 XII.
Carrua Po- Castra Lapi Kclnar 30 6 51 15 XIII. Ceretrini,
teiilia, dariurum 2410 3128 XX. CebMideris 37 25 41 30 XI. Catalonia III.
Carru? Caslra Nova, Cclotlirum, Cere si us
Carrodunum, Caracal 44 9 42 42 IX. Castona 40 45 39 42 hacus,
CracotD ? 50 12 37 5^< V. (;astra I'ue- Cektrum 40 35 37 38 Lugo di
Carsfr.li 4-2 5 31 5 VIII. ruruMi 35 30 17 10 XIX. Celeusuni, Lugano 46 55 26 50 VII.
Carsulii', Castra Tra- Kclhcim 48 50 29 31 VI. Ceressus 37 42 42 25 XI.
Cassigliano 42 3 30 2G VIII. jfina, near Celuusuin 48 54 29 50 V. Ceressus 38 15 41 11 X.
Carsum, A'er- Jiibnic 45 12 42 18 IX. Cclla; 40 55 39 51 IX. Certennia,
sua 44 44 45 40 IX. Castra Zarbi 4153 44 31 IX. Cellie 42 10|43 28 IX. C(feuna 42 31 30 VIII.
Carsiis Fl. Castrciise, Celsa 41 30 17 40!lll. Cerilii, Ci-
Mii/iersi 37 54 20 XIII. Aiiipliith. XXI. Cclta;, sive rclla :}9 40 33 4. VIII.
Carttia, Ro- Castruni No- Galli 47 19 IV. Cerinia, vel
cadillo 3G10 12 39 III. vuui, Oiu- Celtihfri, Cerouia,
Cartel! iia, lia .Vova 42 50 VIII. Arragon 40 20 40 III. Ccrines 35 27 5133 XIII.
Tennet 31) 2~ m 2 XIX. Castruni NCi- CeltTci, Alon- Ceriiitlius,
Carthiea 37 4-i
:t.". 1.")XI. vuni, Torre trjos 38 30 cm. Zero .38 30 4155 XII.
Cartliu;a 37 3o ^2 1 j XII. C/tiaruccia 42 2 :9 52 vin. Celydnus Fl. Cenie I. Jir-
Carllifigo, Castulo, Caz- iidlnick 40 15 solix. guin 20 15 XVIII
Satror? XIX. lona 38 G 14 22 III. Olvdnus Fl. 40 45 50 IX. Ceryna,
Carthrtgo Casuentum C.dydiiiis Fl. 40 5 20 X. Cerina 38 7 XI.
Ni'iva, Car- Fl. Basien- Cunienc'liuni, Cesti;r, M.
t/iai'ena 37 31 17 1 III. to 40 30 34 VIII. Ciiniez 43 48 VII. Scstin 45 12 26 4 VII.
Carthago Casurgis, Ceiia, Siculi- Ccstrlna 39 32 38 40 X.
Vr-lus, Cour-.im 48 40 32 28 v. ana 37 20 VIII. Cestrns Fl. 37 10 49 10 XIII.
Carta feja 40 31 17 44 HI. Catabauum, Ceuii'um Pr. 38 50 X. Cetfirla, Scu-
Cariiiii Vox- S/i ilia III 16 05 I. Cena.xis pcllo VIII.
tiis 43 30 46 10 IX. Uatabatli- Pal us Cetfirias,
Carura, nius, Aka- Cenchres, Plus, ad VIII.
Kauri 31 84 30 XIV. bel Osiulom 31 5 43 40 XVIII Kcnkri 37 34 XI. Cetobriga,
Carura, Ka- Catalji'da I'l. CenclnCa; 37 52 XI near Sete-
reh 37 45 40 40 XIII. Slialiiran 27 109 I. Cenita, iral 38 30
Cams Vicus, Cat:ca 1. Ccneda 45 57 VII. Cevelum, vel
Tekcrkeh 40 42|50 5(l'Xni. Kais 26 30 72 XIV. Ccniniagni, CcMdum,
Carusa 11 45 53 15 .Xlll. Catalauni, in Suffolk 52 5 II. Cuirk 23 52 IV.
Carvo 5157:23 40 IV. Clialons 48 50 22 20 IV. Cenionis Os- Chalirris,
Carystus, Caliina, Ca- tia .50 10 II. Cureri-Pa-
Ca rislo 33 2 42 20 XI. tania 37 2J1 32 55 VIII. Cenomani 45 20 VII. tam 96 20 I.

Carystus Cataonia 37 50 54 XIII. Cononirini 47 45 IV. Chahfris Fl.

I'roin. 39 5S) 42 20 XII. Cataractes 4 5 Cen test mum Curery 94 I.
Casliliis Si- Caiaracto- ad 43 2 VIII. Clialiorffi,
nus, Calvi 42 40 21) .55 VIII. niuni, Centluum 43 20 VII. FoMS 57 25 XV.
Casaiiia 33 42155 35 XV. Tliorn- Centrites Fl. 37 30 XVII. Clialioi-as Fl.
Casii M. Cas 3U 104 I. honiiiirh, Centum Cel- Kliuhour 36 15 .58 40 XV.
Casiliiium, near Cotte- hc, Civita Cliabiiiis Fl. 40 20 41 30 X.
Capua 41 5 32 10 VIII. rick Brid^re 51 22 10 18 II. Vecchia 42 29 40 VIII. L'iiiinubos-
CasTiniin, Catliii-i 30 :iO 112 XIV. L'enturipie, cion 20 10 50 20 XX.
San Ocr- I'atlu'la 35 40 54 4 XV. Ccnlorlu 37 33 32 40 VIII. Ciia-riides I. 40 20 34 50 VIII.
mano 41 32 31 45 VIII. L'atieuchlani, Centuriiuim, Clnrronr-a 38 29 4157 X.
Casiiim, ill Herts, Centuri 42 59 27 20 VIII. Cliak-r.lon,
Calieh 30 59 5121 XX. Bucking- Ccos I. Zea 37 40 42 20 XII. Kiidikeiii
Casius Mons. ham, ifC. 17 30 II. (,'epasiiE 45 50 30 10 Vll. Clialna I.
Cos 35 55 54 25 XV. Caljllus M. C XXI. Ct'pha Cas- Knrki 30 17 45 40 XII.
Casius Mons. Catti, Buck- truni Hesn ClKili iilice 40 25 4120 IX.
Cas XX. ingham- keif 37 45 58 40 XVII. Cbalcidice, in
Caspise PJ'la; XIV. shire 27 50 Crpllillon 4140 39 5. IX. lUileb 35 45 XV.
Caspifini, Caltonim Cf'pliMUe, Cbalcis 35 55 XV.
Kazeran 39 20 XVII. L'astcllum, Mc.<ra1a Clialcis 38 40 39 3.-^ X.
CaspiiiKium, Jiesse Ccpliiil:i;dis, Cliaicis 40 21 4124 X.
A!ipcren 51 47 23 !l IV. Cassel 51 19 27 35 V. Cfnlii 38 n 55 VIII. Clialcis,
Ca&pira 33 45 93 40 XIV. Caturijies, C<'pliall(.'nTa 38 38 42 X. K^ripo 38 24 41 41 XII.
Ca^pluin Charges 45 i4 40 IV. Ccpliallenia Chakis Fl. 36 15 55 10 XV.
Miire, Cauca Coca 42 1 13 32 III. 1. Cephalo- Clialcis, Old
Caspian ('aucana 30 41 32 22 VIII. via 38 10 38 35 X. llaleb 35 55 XV.
Sea 32 06 1. iclisus 43 OlXVII. Cephas M. 9 30 11 XVIII Chalda-a,
CaspTus Caucasus, vel Ccphisus Fl. U XXI. Irak 32 35 XV.
Miins 37 50 06 40 XVII. I'aropaniis Ccpliissus Fl. 38 35 40 50 X. Clialdici, vcl
Cassandria, PUS M. 35 30 90 XIV. (j'cpionisTur- Clialybes XIII.
prius I'oti- I'aiiciisus M. 41 2(1 05 10 .Wll. ris, Chipio- Clialicon
ilipa 40 II 41 nx. I'aucasus M. 43 00 30 .Wll. va 30 44 1135 III. Plus. 38 20 40 30 X.
CassTi 5145 I7 30ill. Caucoii Fl. 38 39 55 XI. CcraniTcus Clialiat,
Cassiupe, L'aucones 41 30 50 OXIII. PiuMS, O. Alhlat 38 35 60 45 XVII.
Cassopo 39 40 37 54 X. Caudium 41 32.35 VIM. of Kcrnmo 30 50 45 20 XIII. Cbalusus Fl.
Cas^inpia 39 30 3d 40 X. i;iiulun 38 1 34 8, VIII. Cerauilcus J'rare 28 30 V.
Cafsilrrides Causcunn, Sinus, a. rii:il\lirs. vel
I. Scilly vcl IsinnsE, ofKcramo 36 55 45 40 XII. Cbalila'i 56 20 XIII.
Isles 50 1150 II. Ancastcr 17 3211. Ceramicus II XXI. ClialWii'S,
Cassopa"! in Cauriuni, Cc ramus, .^/i 11/10 60 40 XVII.
Albania 39 23 3H30^X. Coria 39 34 11 15111. Ka ramo 37 3 45 42 XII. Cliahbon, vel
Castiibiila 38 40 53 20 X I II. Cava Kiibnex 38 20 42 OX. Ccrrita M. Itenra,
Casliibiila 37 5 53 55 XIU. Cavstrns Fl. Kcrata 38 2 4122 XI. JIulcb 36 7 55 XV.
Cagtiilius kilchik Ceriisns, vcl Clial> bonitis
Fons 40 37,X. Mm iter 38 46 XIII. PliarniicTa, in JIaleb 36 5 55 10 XV.
Castcllura, (
'fba, Cera 44 20 20 2 VII. Krresouii 40 55 50 25 XIII. Cliamavi, i?i
Casscl 44 5 20 35 VII. ("tbina 45 54 41 59, IX. Cera si us 1\I. 37 13 39 50 XI.
1 1 JMunflcr 52 50 25 40 V.
Castliatia 39 1 41 13 X. Ccbrus Fl. Cerbalus Fl. Cbaunia 40 10 37 50 X.
Castorum, y,'cbris Cirvaro 41 10 .33 20 VIII. Charac ATcial 31 22 53 4ti XVI.
Tfiinp. 45 9 28 10 VII. Ci'lirum, Cerbira, Cliar.Huuia 37 15 40 25 XI.
Caslra 45 55 3I55iVlI. Ziher 43 54 41 51 IX. Sbckkah 34 20 XVIII Cliaradra 38 40 40 25 X.
CasUu 35 3U22 UIXIX. Cc'ciliuiia 3018 seao'xv.
ludcx to Ur. Butler's AiiUenl Atlas. (10)
 ?

LAT. LON. LAT. PLATE LON.IPLATE LAT. LON.

O ' O ' o '

Charadrua Choromi- Claterna, CoDli<)Ius XXI.

Fl. 37 40 40 25 XI. tliriJne 34 20 73 30 XIV. Quadcrna 29 2: VII. CtKlius XXI.
CliUradrus (Jhorsa, Knrs 40 28 61 3 XVII. Claudia, Via G XXI. CoEliusMons,
Fl. 33 5 4155 XI. Cliorsuius Fl. 58 45 I. Claudias, Kcl-muntz 48 10 28 9
Chiiradrus Clirrmus Fl. 53 42 I. Clondreh 56 40 XV. Cocnon Hy-
Fl. 37 23 4145 XI. Clirysa ot Si- Claiidii, dro uui a 24 30 52 10
linthiuiu 39 35 44 2 XIII. Furuui, Ca'nopniis,
Charadrus
Fl. 39 20 38 45 X. Chryse I. 39 55 43 30 XII. Oriuolo 42 10 30 41 VIII sive UezG-
Chiiia.i:, Chrysu polls, Claudius M. 45 50 35 30 VI. tlia E XVI.
lali ^gash 30 25 66 25 XIV. Scutari 40 59 XIII. ClausC-utum, Cogamus Fl. 38 40 46 40 XIII.
Cliarlxlte, vcl Chrysorrhoas Old South- Colapis Fl. 45 40 32 50 VI.
Charpote, Fl. Baradi 33 27 .14 15 XVI. ampton 50 55 16 38 II. Colcliis,
KarlBirt 38 25 5G 57 XVII. Chuhana 35 50 35 XV. CIau.sula Fl. 42 40 38 IX. Miiigrclia 4140 60 XVII.
Chariatlia. 25 00 30 I. Uliytriuin 38 24 44 40 XII. Clavenna, Colcliis 38 15 57 22 xvn.
Cliarideuum Cliytrus, Chiavenna 27 18 Coleiida, Ca-
Pr. Capo Cijlria 35 21 XIII. Clazunieua;, V ami or us 41 17 45 III.
del Oata 36 48 15 50 III. CianusSinus, Vourla 44 45 XIII. Colicaria 44 5 29 2 VII.
O. of Ohio 40 20 47 XIII. Cleartis Collfitia,
Canciis Fl.
Engari 42 20 59 50 XVII. Cibillis, Pains 28 30 40 OIXVIII Curcollo C XXI.
Cliaira;, Swilei 45 5 36 20 VI. Cleone 37 48 40 50 XI. Colli ua, Pta. A XXI.
Ha ran 3G5: 57 XV. Uihyra, Cleopatris, Coloc Palus,
Chariis Fl. Biiraz 37 14 47 26 XIII. vel Arsi- Bahr
Mannar- (.'ichyrus 39 18 38 30 X. noe, Suez 50 28 XX. Dctnbea 12 55
Scari 42 45 58 55 XVII. CiciB I. 42 14 9 III. Cleusis Fl. Colonia
Chlirybdis 33 3 33 22 via. Cicniiii 41 43 50 IX. Chiese 28 25 VII. Agrippina,
Chasuarii, in CilicTa, Ca- elides I. s. Cologne 50 55 24 56 IV.
Upper ramania 37 52 30 XIII. Cleides 35 40 52 30 XIII. Colonia
Miinster 52 20 25 50 Cilliiba, Oer- ClInia.K M. 36 30 48 40 XIII. Equestris,
53 10 20 20 Silbin 31 10 13 40 XIX. Cliuibcrris, 46 25 24 15 IV.
CliaLici
Cliaiici Ma- Clliiifina 36 31 13 9 III. Auch 17 50 IV. Colonia 55 43 14 5 a.
jores, in Ciiiuirus Pr. Cliterjiia, Colonia, Col-
Bremen 53 30 Spada 35 45 XII. Canipo chester 5152 18 55 [I.

Clianci Mi- Ciuibri, JV. of Marino! 4155 33 10 VIII. Coionis 36 46 39 56 XI.

norcs, in Devon 51 14 30 II. C'lltor 37 1 39 5'J XI. Colonos 1! XXI.
Friezland Ciinbrica Clitnmni Coiupiiou 38 4 45 12 XIII.
and Olden- CliersonS- Teniplum 30 35 VIII. Ciilossce,

he rg 5130 25 40 V. sus, Hoi- Clodii Clionos 37 58 47 35 XIII.

Chelidomae stein 55 27 V. Forum, Culossaj M. 37 50 40 35 XI.
I
Kelidoni 36 5 48 30 XIII. Ciiiibroruni Mouslicr 28 10 VII. Colubrfiria I
Chelonules Pr. 57 30 27 30 I. Ckuiiia, Monte
19 30 45 XVIIl Ciniolus I. Piano di Colibre 39 55 18 40
Paludes
Clieloultes Argenti- san Oiaco- Columna,
Pr. era 36 50 XII. mo 43 13 3135 VII. La Catena 38 5 33 35 VIII.
Toniese 37 54 39 15 XI. Cinga Fl. Cludrus Fl. 38 30 47 30 XIII. ConiagOnffi,
Clii-'loiutes Ciiica 42 10 III. Cluiiia, Largen-
Sinus 37 45 39 15 XI. Ciii?,'U[iim, Corugna 15 1 III. labcr 48 15 33 35 VI.
Chemiiiis, Ciiigoli 43 25 VII. Clnuia, Feld- Coniagene,
vel Pano- Cinnainorni- kirchen 47 18 27 28 VI. Kamash 37 40 55 40 XV.
pnlis, Ek- fora Regio 7 I. Clusium, Comfma Cap-
min 26 35 49 52 XX. Cliiyphs Fl. Chuisi 29 48 VIII. padocia3 37 57 54 32 XIII.
Cliemnis 3120 48 50 XX. Jl'ad Qua- Clusium Comana
Cliersoiifsus, il am 3130 32 30 XVIII Novum, Pontica,
Circcii Op. Chiusi 43 44 29 50 VII. jilmons 39 35 55 40 XIII.
Cophnidea 37 30
Chersoiiesus, et Pr. Cluso Fl. Coniaria Pr.
Cir cello 41 10 VIII. Clusone 44 45 25 15 Comorin 9 94 20 I.
Cap. Zia-
ret 35 40 53 50 XV. Circesmm, Clypea, vel Coniiirus
Chersonesus 38 22 42 10 XI. Kirkesiah 35 15 58 20 XV. Aspis, Ptus. Porto
Circus Max. A XXI. AklibiBa 37 29 40 XIX. Fanari 39 10 38 35 X.
C'liersonC'Sus,
Circatora 17 89 20 Cirta, Con- Cnemldes 38 47 40 54 XI. Conibreto-
CliersnuCsus, stantia 36 15 24 40 XIX. Cnemjs M. 38 40 40 50 XI. nium,
Peniscola 40 1 18 29 Cisiimus, Cnidus 36 38 45 lb XIII. Stratford 5159 19 II.

Kisamo 35 36 4151 XII. Co, Samalut 28 10 48 50 XX. Conibustica 43 33 4152 IX.

ChersoiiGsus
Cissia 4120 59 15 XVII. Ciiba, Bu- Coiubustica 43 40 41 4 IX.
Prom.
Chersonesi 38 23 42 12 XII. Cissii 4120 59 20 XVII. jeiah 36 22 23 15 XIX. ComisCne,
Chersonesus Cissli 31 (Hi 30 XIV. Cijbrys 40 37 44 29 XII. Comis 35 20 r3 XIV.
Ras Jathij 3110 47 <
XX. ssus 40 33 40 54 X. Co bus Fl. Comopulis
Cliersonesus, Cissus Mens Copt 42 10 ,59 50 XVII. ModrOnre,
Tanolaro 38 50 26 40 XIX. Cisme 40 30 4115 X. Cocajon Fl. 46 10 44 10 IX. Mouderni 40 1 49 6 XIII.
Cocajoii Compasi 25 1 51 21 XX.
ChcrsoiiLSUs Cisthriiffi I.

Tlirficius 40 20 IX. et Oppid. Mons 44 Com pit nm 43 7 30 18 VII.

Chcruscitf 52 30 V. Castei Cocala, Sica- Complutum,
Rossa 36 5 47 50 XIII. cola 99 30 Alcala 40 32 14 41
C'liiiiiOra,
Cimera 40 8 CitluiTon M. 38 10 41 20 X. Cocciurri, Conipsa,
X.
34 59 51 40 XIII. Cocklcij? 15 20 II. Conza 40 52 33 7 VIII.
CliiiuOrTual CitTuin, Cito
Pr. 39 18 X. ...'itius Mous 40 39 20 IX. Coccium, Comum,
Chinalaph Citron rjUie Ribchcstcr 53 48 15 28 II. Como 46 48 27 1 VII.
Fl. Calef 36 10 XIX. et Pydna 40 17 40 25 X. Cochaba 33 20 54 16 XVI. Conciina,
Chios I. Scio 38 20 XII. ium 44 56 45 45 IX. Cocintum Cavgas
ins Fl. 40 10 47 .30 XIII. Pr. Capo di d'Ovil 43 29 12 39 III.]
Chios, Scio 38 22 XII.
Chofma, ius, Ohio 40 10 311 XIII. sniio 38 35 34 8 VIII. Concobar,
Kcngheva 34 20 64 59 XIV.
Komm 34 10 XIV. izara 40 53 5419 XIII. Cocintum,
Concordia,
Choarliia 2710 XIV. Clades Vari- vel Ca'li-
rma 10 27 20 V. num, Stillo 38 24 34 10 VIII. Concordia 45 43 30 45 VII.
Clioaspes Fl. .52

Karun niideus Fl. 37 35 39 45 XI. Cocosa 44 3 10 38 IV. Condate,

Cocytus Fl. 39 20 38 30 X. C(i?ie 47 10 21 IV.
Cliobda s. Clanibrtis,
Cliodda, Klapal 44 50 VI. Codanium 54 19 36 40 Condate,
Codanonia JVorthicich
Kiilje XIV. Clanipctia, I.

Cholle, El Mmantia VIII. Zealand 25 8 33 5 Congleton? 5317 15 22 II.

Come 35 20 XV. Clanis Fl. Codunus Si- Condate,

nus, Baltic 55 33 V. Rcnnes 48 16 18
Chone 39 18 34 40 VUI. Cliiaco 43 29 55 VII.
ChorasniTa 42 'O 72 I. Clarcnna, Ca'.le 37 55 39 35 XI. Condivin
Chorasinii, Rain 48 29 28 17 VI. CcRloSyria 33 30 54 XVI. cum,
Cieli.'mum, Mintz 47 12 16 22 IV.
Karasm 73 Classis, C/(iss^ 43 19 30 11 VII.
Chorfiziii, vcl Clastuliiim, Ciglinno 34 47 VIII. Condocliatcs
Cu'liiia, Fl. Kendak 28 08
Julias, Sc/iiatazzo 45 2 27 8 VII,
Tcl-oui 32 47153 43 XVI. Celina 46 7 30 37 VII.
ludex to Dr. Buller'a Aclient Allai.
 LAT.iLON.iPLATE. LAT.

Dyme 41 2I-I4 12 IX. Eleusls,

Dyme 3.-^ II) :w 3:< XI. Lensina
Uyras FI. 3d5J40 3o XI. KIcMitticne
Dyrracliliim, liloiitliero-
postca Epi- Lacoiies,
duiiiiiiis, among the
Dura.io 4132 37 50 IX. Mai notes
Kleiilliuro-
pulKS
K Kli'iillu'ru3
FI. JVaAr-
Eb il M. 32 12^53 Id XVI. Kibcr
EbcHiiium, Elibr-ris,
Baillo 42 lil 17 7 III. Klaa?
Ehlaiin, Elis
Dublin 53 1.5 I'jlis, Oas-
EUora, Ecora touni
Eboracuin, Klis.wn FI.
York 53 50 Klloiila
Ebrodunum, Hlusa, Kuse
Kmbrum 44 30 Kliisa, Kuse
Ebiidt-s I. Elusatos, in
Hebrides V) II
5.-< the Landcs
Ebiiri, Kooli 40 35 32 55 VIII. Elyiiia,
Ehiirodu- jirnaut
iiuin, Brill 2f< V. Beligrad
Eburonrs 50 55 23 OiIV. I>lym.~ijs
Ebiirovices Elyiiiiotis,
AiiliTci, i/lrnaut
about Eurse Beligrad
in jVor- Kiut'sa, Hems
maiidij 48 50 19 IV, Eiiioiita
Ebiii'iiiii, Aiiciista,
Olenuti 40 38 34 Sit V. Merida
Ebusus, EiiiiMiiiiii, vcl
Vnica .30 5 10 40 III. Nicopolis
Ecblitiina, Emodi
Ilamadan 34 50 Go 59 XIV. Monies
EccnbiTga, Ernpuria!,
vol Eubrij- Ainpurias
Res 40 22.W 5 XIII. Vav.1
Ecilippn Zib 32 53i53 XVI. Eiidldx,
Echedurus Kgna
FI. 41 041 Kndor, Endor
Ecliiniidcs I. 38 18 30 27 Engaddi
Echinus, Kiiliydia,
ikliinon 33 56 40 53 X. Kdn at
Edossa, Orha Enipeiis FI.
or Or/a XV. Knipc'us FI.
Edessa, Orfa IX. Enipeiis FI.
Edr-sea, vel Enna, Castro
A\sc, Mag- Janni
I en a 40 52 40 I'lioria
Edct.'ini, in Enseal, ad,
Jlrranon near Pontc
Eduiiis, ill Hiriio/i
Romania 41 42 IX. Entelia, near
Edro Ptiis. 45 If 30 (I VII. Cdlalirise
Kilniin, Idro 45 47 28 23 VII. Konliii, in
Ejiolesta, lioumelia
Inicsta III. /r.
Eglon XVI. Epellnm I.
Egnatia, airobcz
^gnazzo 40 .M 34 2 VIII. r.plirsns,
EiluthyiiB 25 12 50 4'.t XX. Jliusiiluc
Eion, Men- Epliraini
dina 4130 XII. Kpliraiin
Ekrnn, vcl lOplirrnus FI.
Accjiron, Epiiyra
^krtn 32 10 52-1.' XVI. Epiiyra
Elii-a, Jalea 38 54 44 Sf XIII. Kpliyra
Eltcruis, in I'.pliyre I.
Albania 30 r>o 3H 10 X. y>tt Diable
Ela'118 30.wl3H 10 X. Kpicaiia,
Elect ra 37 7t3'.l 4K xr. I'uca
EiaiticiisSin 38 50 44 40 XII. Epiilamnns,
Elancon Pur- piislea l)yr
tiis, Deli 12 20i 02 30 I. racliliini,
Elntra, Durnzzo
Eleula 38 30 40 43 X. Epidanrns
Eliitus M. 37 45 :W .If- XI. Mnura,
EliTlrldes I. 54 20'37 20 V. MnlriKiia
Elegia, Ilija 40 7,.W58 XVII. rrtr/iia
Eletfiiiin, i'.piiianrns,
F.edl 3*11
48 12 31 VI. I'id/trra
Eli'pliantTnc lOpidannis,
I. Dgczira Jixguso
al Sag 24 5 50 50 XX. Virehia
ElL'pnrus FI. l'.pi(l<'linni
^luro 38 20:M 5 VIII. lOpiilla' Ins.
Eir-iis 40 tJ'44 H XII. /.-/a and
Kli'^iis :j8^20l3'.»37 X. •l-ura
Klfiisa 30 30 40 l.« XII. Epiilia Supr.
Eleiisa r. 37 47 41 22 XI. 1. .lurn
lilciisa 1. Epiilia Infr.
iltisa 37 40 4140 XI. 1. Isla
 tAT. LAT.
O /
O '
GKt'irum So- firandimT- lladriaticum
litudo 46 47 20 IX. riitu, Jila- Marc,
Gicldan 34 42 jri24 XV. ros 42 55 Adriatic,
Gigarla, Oa- Giaiiiciis Fl. or G. of
:ir 33 54 .53 40 XV. Oiiseola 40 45 10 XIII. yenicc 40 50 37 20 IX.
Gigonus 40 'Jj' 40 50 X. Graiiiri.'iiia 43 34 40 4 IX. IladruuiG-
Git;uiiU3 G rail is Fl. 29 20 09 20 XIV. tiiiii, 35 50 28 58 XIX.
Prom. Grassii, Je- llaiiii E.\-

GigrU M. radi 36 Id 28 50 XIX. trciiia,

rectiiiii Gravlniim, F.mi nek-
Girgina 19 0'3(; XVIII Grainoille 49 4 18 39 IV. Bo rum IX.
Gilila 34 3Ul li 50 XVllI Gravioiia- Ila'iiiiis

Giii»-a, riiiin 49 55 28 59 V. Montc'S,

Ocnim 31 2t;'54 1-' XVI. Gravisca;, K mi nek
Giiiiliirua 30 :»pl54 4-.' XV. Krcmo di Dag 43 42 50 IX.
Gir Fl. 3140 17 40 XIX. St. Jigos- IliiUe 38 39 41 10 XI.
Gir Fl. JVi- tino Hal.'sus Fl. 38 5 45 1 XIII.
ger? It'ad Griiiano, Mali 18 0158 1.

Adjedec? 17 30!39 XVITI Grisingen 48 10 27 29 VI. llaliacmon 40 10 40 29 X.

Gira Id 30!3d 30 XVIU Griinii-s 51 52 23 32 IV. llaliaciiiuii
Girgis, Qer- (Jrnvli s. Fl. 40 10140 IX.
gis XIX. GiavTi 4150 III. Haliartus 38 27 4110 X.
Giiwhala, (Jrudii, Ter- Halicarnas-
Ain-eizei- re de sus, Bod-
tan 32 50.53 21 XVI. Qroude 5120 2130 IV. roun 37 0'4fi 10 XIII.
Glauciis: Fl. ;}ti50 47 20 -Xlll. Griiiiientuin, llalTce 37 20 41 10 XI.
Glaiiciis Fl. 42 20|ii0 30 XVII. Jirmeiito 40 10 33 45 VIII. Haiiiiyris
Glaiicus Fl. 40 50ljJ20 XVII. (Jiiba, Guba 42 5li If XV. Lacus 44 50 47 IX.
Fliiiicu.s Fl. is 10 31) 45 XI. (iiirhita 41 31 3'.l 5f IX. IlalouiiOsus
Glniicus Si- (>uria 35 30 d4 XIV. 1. Dromo 39 13 4150 XII.
nus, O. of (J line lis Fl. 30 30 d9 40 XIV. ilalycr.i,
Micri 36 30 XIII. Giina 35 40 28 5 XIX. Sal erne 37 49 30 41 VIII.
Gir-vuiii, (Jurules 10 d 26 3' VIII. Halys Fl.
O/ottccster 5152 15 40 57 31 I. Ki.iler-
Glisiis 3d 23 4130 (iyiirus I. mak 40 10 51 50 XIII.
Glotta JEst, Jour a 37 37 42 45 XII. HUlys Os-
Forth of Gyg^us La- tium 41 10 54 XIII.
Clyde 55 20 13 cus Haminonii 28 30 45 XVIII
Glotta I. I. of GymnasuB, HaniiTbalis
Arran 55 35 12 50 vel Bale- Castra 38 44 34 15 VIII.
Glykys Li- arL'S, Ma- Hannibalis
nn'n, Bay jorca and Plus. 37 8 9 28 III.
of Olykeon 39 16 38 30 Minorca 39 10 21 III. Haninhiilis
Glympos s. Gyiiiiiias 40 5 58 49 XVII. Turns,
Glyppia 36 59 40 50 XI. Gyna'cupdlis 30 46 48 50 XX. Mahdia 35 20 29 15 XIX.
Gnossii3 35 8 43 35 XII. Gy lidos Fl. Hara 38 20105 Id XVII.
Goarin, Ho- Zeindeh 32 65 XIV. llaia;, Ya-
V a rein 33 52 55 50 XV. Gviidcs Fl. recca 34 42 57 2:
Gobbanni- Zeindeh. 32 30 69 30 XIV. Harmozia,
um, Mer- Gypsaria, Bender
gavcnny 5148 15 2 II. Zoara and Abassi 2710 74 58 XIV.
Gofiia, rec- Hasal- Ilariiiozica,
tius Gopb- makbes 33 10 29 55 XIX. near Akal-
na 32 53 13 XVI. Gylliiuin, zike 41 35'GOi XVII.
Gogfina, Colokylhia 36 43 40 39 XI. Ilarplisus Fl. 40 20'61. XVII.
Congon 27 40 70 1.' XIV. Ilarpassus
Goganliia 40 10 00 30 XVII. Fl. 37 25 '40 XIII.
Gninptii 39 43 39 2S X. H llasta 42 40 '28 VIII.
Goniius 40 43 40 35 X. llasta 44 23 26 VII.
Gonfisa 36 1 40 2 XI. Haditlia 34 5 00 15 XV. flatra, Hai-
Gorbi'iis, lladraute, der 34 54,60 XV.
Oorgaba 39 40 51 XIII. KaUisch 46 10 32 45 VI. Hebron, Cabr
Conliiiiii tii- llailria, Ibrahim 31 30|.53 XVI.
niiiliis. Jidria 42 3' 3155 VIII. Ikbrus Fl.
y.oio Hul- llailri.'iiii Maritza 42 543 IX.
tan Fnnim, Ikdirtis Fl.
Corditrinum Voorburg 52 3 22 22 IV. Maritza 41 20 44 IX.
J'r. Capo llailriani Ht'catompe-
delV Jisi- Moles, diim 40 10 38 X.
nara 40 5;i 26 5 VIII. Castcl St. llccatompy-
Gordliim 39 59 49 41 XIII. An:rclo XXI. los, JJaine-
Gorgo, Ur- Ilailri^ini gan 35 40 72 10 XIV.
gheng 75 10 Villa C XXI. ilcgiithma-
^
Gornens, Iladrianopo- thla 51 10 34 10 V.
Khorien 39 31 59 XVII. lis, Mrian Ili'ldi'ia,
Gortyna 34 59 43 1: XII. o/ile 40 11 38 15 X. Burgkclle 33 40 53 32 XV.
Gortyiius Hadiianopu- lir-ir-a 40 5,33 VIII.
Fl. 37 33 40 XI. Boti
Ii9, 40 33 49 3.- XIII. IKdriia, vel
Gortys, Oa- Iladrirniiim, Maoris,
ritena 37 35 40 7 XI. vel Sevcri- Mar ronisi 37 43 42 5X1.
Ciothini, in niim Val- lli'lfnopon-
Silesia 50 14 35 24 V. liiin 55 5 16 20 II. tiis 41 30 XIII.
.53
Gothoncs, lladri.'tnus, Iiries Fl. 40 JO 33 (I VIII.
Ooths 53 30 36 t» V. vc'l 'I'artii- IloliaramTa 33 55 27 2 XV.
Gra-cTa 3d 40 [. riis Fl. Hi-llce, Ikti-
Gra-cos, ad 43 22 29 40 VII. Tarlaro 45 2 29 50 vii. man 42 5o'42 15 IX.
GraiT et lladriaticiim lit'TeeI 38 9 40 11X1.
Pijiinlnin, Mari', G.of llrlinon Fl. 40 4 40 20 X.
Alpi>s, Lit- t'cnire 42 34 20 VIII. llrlTciii M. 38 14 41 5 X.
tleand lladriaticum ll.'lioprdis,
Great St. Mare, Balbec 54 2 54 25 XV.
Bernard 45 5 24 40 IV. Adriatic, lliliuprdis,
GraiiE Alpes, G. of yen- On 30 10 49 2.) XX.
J.illlc St. ice 42 35 Uriison Fl. 37 25 40 12 XI.
Bernard 40 30 25 VII. Ilelisson Fl. 37 55:39 20 XI.
 o '

Lamotis, Lansontus, Lcthffitis Fl. .3458 43 XIL Libj'ciim,

Lanmzo 36 45 5150 xin. Lausanne 46 30 IV. LctlKcus Fl. 37 50 46 XIIL Pelagus 34 50 43 XIL
Lamps :i759 40 1 xt. Laus I'om- Letlijeiis Fl. Libycus M. 28 20 48 30 XX.
Lanipia M. 38 2 40 XI. peia, Lodi Miilogniti Libyssa,
Lampra 37 51 4153 XI. Vecrlii 45 13 27 22 VIL Letoa I. Gebisc
Lampsaciis, Laus t>inus .39 50 33 10 VIIL Oardurog Libystinus
Lamsaki 40 19 44 45 XIII. Lavntia;, nisa 34 52 Lac. III.
Lamiis Fl. Bowes Leiica, Sta. Licates, in
Lamir.o 37 51 3 XIIL -.avfrifinum Maria di Bacaiia VL
Lainiis Fl. 38 20 41 X. I'lU'tor 33 24 Lcucii 39 48 35 56 VIII. Licliiides I.
Liaiicia 12 51 12 15 III. Laviburgi- Loncadia, Liladie X.
Laiicia Op- uni prius Ne- LIcus Fl.
piduiia, La LaviuTum, ritus Pe- Lech 28 45 VL
Oiiarda 40 22 10 53 Pralir.a XXI. niiis. Santo Liger Fl.
Lancia La/.i,about Maura 38 40 38 40 X. Loire 47 20 19
Transcu- Miiigrclia 4130 (iO XVIL Leucoe 36 39 40 52 XL LIgures, in
drtna, Ciic- Lazica Vetus 43 20 56 40 XVII. Leucarum, the Genoese
dad Rod- Lfbiidica, Glaston- Liguria
rigo Livadia 38 2' 40 52 X. bury tlie Genoese
Langobriga, Lebudus 38 4 45 1 XIL Leucarum, Ligusticus,
Fcira 40 5G 9 32 Lebfnus L/.wgor IL Sinus 43 30 27 VIL
Laniis Fl. 50 20 26 Plus. Le- Leucate Pr. Litica 38 4 40 16 X.
Lanuvlum, vita 34 53 43 20 XIL Capo Du- Lilybccum,
Ciuita Lebiuthus I. 37 44 30 XII. calo 38 32 ,38 35 Marsala
Lavinia C XXL Leboiiali, Leuce-acte 37 59 42 22 Limja Fl.
LaodicGa 34 28 54 55 XV. Lebaii Leuce-come, Lima 42 42 9 50
Laoilicca LecluKum, Haur 54 Limncea 39 3 38 54
Combusta, Ptlago Leuceris, Liinoiuim,
Ladike 38 Leek, Course Lovere 29 59 Poictiers 46 25 18 21 IV.
LaodicOa, of the IV. Leuci, ill Limyra 36 15 48 18 XIIL
Eski-liisar 37 47 XIIL Lectuin Pr. Lorraine 24 10 Liiiduni
LaodicGa, 0. Baba 39 25 43 58 XIIL Leuci M. Damnio-
Ladikie 35 35 53 57 XV. Ledon 38 38 40 40 X. Monti ruui, Lin-
Lapiiia 35 15 20 45 XIX. Leiieojium, Leuci 35 20 42 20 XIL lithgow 14
LapGthus Casllefoi-d 53 42 16 44 II. Leucos Fl. 40 17 40 20 X. Linduni,
Cast. 40 6 40 9 X. Legio 32 33 53 3 XVI. Leucosia I. 40 18 32 42 VIIL Lincoln 53 12 17 30 IL
Laputhds, Legio Sep- Leucos Por- Lindiis 36 12 46 8 XII.
La/jcto 5120 XIIL tiiia tus 25 40 XX. Lingones, in
Liipis Pii- Geniina, Leuctra 37 21 XL Upper
111 us A XXI. Leon III. Leuctra, Marne IV.
Liipis Se- Leiannonlus Liuadostro 38 10 41 10 X. Lingones, in
cundus A XXL Sinus, Leuctrum 36 50, 40 17 XL Ro magna VIL
Lapiirdum, Lock Fine 55 30 12 40 IL Leucyunias Lipiira I.
Baijonne 43 27 24 25 IV. Lriantus Fl. 37 10 39 50 XL Lipari VIII.
Laianda, Campus 4145X. Leucymna Li(|ucntla
Larcndeh 37 14 51 XIII. Leinanis, Pr. Poiita Fl. Liven-
Larcilris 38 58 13 III. Plus. d'jllifchino 39 22 38 za 30 40 VII.
Lar Fl. Falg- 24 40 72 30 XIV. Li/ III n e Leupbana 52 30 27 40 LIris Fl.
Larice 4(5 21 31 15 VI. near Hithe Leusaba, Gariglia-
Larice, Lemfums Jaic-.a 35 22 VL no 412. 3140 VIIL
Oiiierat 23 89 Lacus, L. Levie Fa- LissoB 42 29 42 32 IX.
LaniRira, of Geneva nnin, Vleu- Lissus,
Larino 41 48 32 48 VIIL Leinnos I. ten 5159 23 40 IV. Alessio 37 58 IX.
Larissa 39 37 X. St a la mi lie 39 55 XII. Lexovii, iyi Lista, Monte
LPirissa 38 5 39 26 XI. Lemovices, Calvados 49 15 18 20 IV. di Lista VIII.
Larissa 39 3 44 5 XII. Limoges 45 40 IV. Libiini Vallis 33 15 53 20 XVL Litabrum,
Larissa 36 7 61 XV. Leinovii, Libimus 33 30 53 20 XVI. Buitrago 40 48 IIL
Larissa Cre- in Pomera- Li ban us 34 20 54 20 XV. Liternuin,
niaste 38 59 40 56 X. nia .54 20 Li ban us Torre di
Larissa, Lentia, Lintz 48 10 Anti 33 20 53 XVI.
45 Patria 40 53 3158 VIIL
Sliizar 34 59 54 52 XV. Lentium, Libarna, Lithrus, et
Larissus Fl. 38 5 39 30 XL Lcitz 48 2710 V. Castel Oplilimus
Laruis Lentiil<B 46 12 3518 VL Argua 26 52 VII. Mons 39 30 53 10 XIIL
Lacus, L. Leon Prom. Libero, Litbrus Fl. 39 20 .53 20 XIIL
di Co mo 46 27 10 VL Cajio Le- Viverone 46 27 25 59 VII. Littaniuni,
LaruiiOsioe I. 35 50 29 25 XIX. oiida 42 10 XL Libftlirus M. 33 20 41 X. Liilach 29 47 VL
Larymiia, Leontes Fl. Liliissonis Littorfdis
Larijm. 38 33 4123 XL Leioiiie 33 15 53 40 Turris, Via A
Larymna Leontini, Porta di LivKE, ad
Siipr. 33 3'
41 11 XL Lenlini 37 12 32 52 VIIL Torre 26 20 VIII. Galliras
Lathoii Fl. 3130 37 30 XVIII Leoutnpolis, Libisosa, Villa XXL
Liitiiia Via A XXI. Tell.-cs- Lesuza 39 15 44 IIL LIvIas, Beth-
Liitini C XXI. sabe 30 43 49 22 XX. liibna 3140 53 1 XVI. Haran 3156 XVI.
Liiluiin 41 42 31 VIII. LeoMtuprdis, Libora, Ta- Livii Forum,
Latniiis Fl. 37 30 45 40 XIII. vel Galllnl- larera 40 13 21 IIL Forli 44 15 29 50JVIL
La to 11, cum Racca 36 7 1 XV. Libunca 43 35 10 45 III. Li.\as 35 15 11 55 XIX.
Contra 25 21 50 26 XX. LepTdotum 26 24 49 56 XX. Liburnia, Lotx'ttum,
Latopulis, Lepontii, Croatia VI. Rcqucna
25 19|50 31 XX. TijroL 46 10 26 30 VL Liburni, vel Locaricuni,
Laud Fl. 14 10 XIX. Lepreum 37 23 39 48 XL Horcfilis Calla Finii 37 55 30 50 VIII.
Launielium, Lepsla, Lipso 37 29 44 45 XII. LabrOnis Locorltuin 50 5 27 42 V.
Lomcllo 26 4G VII. Lcptis Mag- Plus. 43 33 28 14 VII. Locri Epi-ze-
Laiiruiitia na, Lebida 3215 33 40 XVIII. Libya, in pliyrii,
Via C XXL Leptis Mi- Fezzan 30 43 I. Motta di
Laurentl- nor, Lcmta 35 35 XIX. Libya Palus, Burzano 37 59 33 52 VIIL
num G Lerna Palus, KlLou- Locri-Opun-
Laurentum, Motiiii 37 35 dealt 1130 39 20 XVIII tli 38 40
Torre di Leros I. Libya Palus, Locri i Epi-
Patcrno 4142 30 16 VIIL Leio 37 10 44 50 Kl-Lou,- CnemldTi 38 45 40 50 XL
Lauri 52 7 22 50 IV. Lesbos L dcah 33 30 26 30 XIX. Locri i Ozulce 38 20 40 10 X.
Lauriiicum, Mitylin 39 10 XII. Libya, vel Logia Fl.
Loiic/i 48 25 32 2. VL Lesga;, in A frica Belfast
Lauriiitn 37 41 4158 XL Daghistan 42.30 65 XVIL LibviB Inte- Lough 54 40 12 20IL
Laus Fl. fjossa 37 37 41 XL rioris' Londinium,
Laino 39 50 33 40 VIIL Lestee 14 116 I. Deserta, London 18 IL
Sahara !35 0|17 OlXVIII
Index to Cr. UuUer 's Autieat Atlas. (19>
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LON.
o '

Margus, MassSgCtoe, Mcdioirmura, Merom

Morava 39 10 IX. Orcat Saiiitcs 45 40 17 40 IV. AquiC, vel
MuiiTiba, Oelcs 42 30 82 I. Muilioiiia- Saiuoelio-
March 1.5 30 G4 I. MassaisTli, triii, in iiilis Lacus 33 40 53 35 XVI.
Mali feme :i-143 54 15 XV. in Algiers 36 20 XIX. Moselle 49 20 24 20 IV. MiTuUi Fl.
J\[ariamiie E XVI. Masslciis M. Mcditfrranti- Arunria 44 2 25 VII.
Marifuia 37 (54 20 XVII. Massico 41 10 3150 VIII. um Mare 36 10 40 30 XI. Mesi iiibila,
Marifuia, Alassllia, Medma, Mil rogna 40 4 43 40 IX.
Bonifacio 4-2 35 •27 2, VIII. Marseilles 43 18 23 9 IV. Rossarno ? .38 27 33 4( VIII. Aleseiiibrla,
Manaiulyni, Massy li, in Medoiici 46 8 29 30 Vll. Misioria 42 45 45 48 IX.
ill Anatolia 41 49 10 XIII. Tiiiiis 36 10 25 XIX. Medojicus .Mesocli.iioii 40 25 :J5 20 VIIL
MaiiaiHis Maste 7 56 I. Major Fl. Alesolia, Ma
IMoiis, Si- Mast(3 M. 8 56 I. Bronia 45 40 29 35 sulipalaiii 17 97 O I.
erra Mo- Mastlacum, Miuloacus Me.solus Fl.
re I) a 33 25 12 40 III. Mic.-ipack 47 45 29 48 VI. Minor Fl. Kisiia 17 96 O I.
Maria Sep- Alateola 40 41 34 50 VIII. Bachigli- Mesopota-
tum 44 55 30 20 VII. Malliana 3155 54 11 XVI. one 45 40 29 30 VII. mia, Irak
Maiiilunum, jMatlii.s Fl. Mcdoiicus Arabi 35 30 60 XV.
Carmar- Mattia 41 50 38 IX. fllnior, Ba Mesopotiinii-
then 51 50 13 41 II. Matifma 30 30 65 X [X. chiglione 45 20 30 10 VII. Ulll 36 46 32 20 VIII.
Marios 30 51) 40 55 XI. Matilo 52 10 22 33 IV. MuiNislani- Mesfjtis 38 13 39 50 XL
Mali on is 53 30 28 9 V. Matinum, um, Znaim 48 52 34 35 V. iVlesovIuni 52 9 29 49 V.
Maiiouis Al- Mali no 39 59 35 51 VIII. Megalopolis, Aluspila 36 3' 60 55 XV.
tuia 53 52 29 32 V. Matisco, near Si na- iMessaiia,
Mar^sus Fl. Mdcon 46 15 22 48 IV. na 37 2.5 40 12 XI. Messina 38 6 33 21 VIIL
Maros 46 5 39 30 IX. Matnlce, Megiira 38 Iti 41 25 X. Mi'-ssfipia, vol
MaritiinE Basiiiez 44 9 36 36 VI. Megara 38 41 15 XI. Japygia,
Alpjs, Matiiiium, Me^lira, 'J err a di

Maritime Monte Sil- Mcgara XI. Bara 40 50 34 50 VIIL

Mips 44 20 IV. van 42 35 32 1 VIII. Moidobriga, Messa 36 2S 40 25 XL
Maritimaj Matrons Fl. Armenha? 39 8 10 46 III. MessCne,
Alpes, Marne 48 40 22 30 IV. Mela Fl. 45 25 28 8 VII. Marra
Maritime Mattiiici ,
Mela:na Pr. 38 50 44 25 XII. Mai hi 37 8 40
Alps 44 30 25 30 IV. Fontes 50 5 26 10 V. AleUena Pr. Messeiila, in
Maritima I. MattKici, in San Micolo 38 2 43 48 XII. the Morca 37 5 40
Martigiiis 33 30 5 VIII. Jles.ie 50 24 26 40 V. Melaiue 37 34 39 57 XI. Messeniacus
Mariuiirica, Mattiiiin, Mtdanga 13 40 i)7 1. Sinus, O.
ill Tripoli :u 42 XVIII Marpurg 50 45 26 44 V. Melanis Si- of Coron 36 40 40 5 XL
MarobrKlum 50 5 32 28 V. Mauricii nus IX. Aletacoinpso 23 9 50 53 XX.
Maioriia, Portus,. MeliinoGae- MetagOniuni
Marogna 40 50 43 30 IX. Porto Mo- tuli, in Pr. Jlars-
Maira 35 20 55 12 XV. riso 43 55 !5 55 VII. JSTigritia 16 20 XVIII gone 16 40 XIX.
Marrubuim, Mauritania Melas Fl. 38 30 45 10 XI 11. Metalla, Ci-
S. Benedet- Ca!sarieii- Melas Fl. 38 52 40 35 Xt. vita di
to 4158 3130 VIII. sis, Morocco Melas Fl. 36 40 49 30 XIII. Olesie 39 19 VIIL
Mairucini, Sc Fez 35 10 20 XIX. Mi-las Fl. iVIetalJiuura,
in Mruzzo 42 29 VIII. Mauritania, vel Pierus 38 5 39 4 XI. Medeli n 38 51 IIL
Marsiici 52 20 V. Morocco Sf Melibiea 39 31 40 55 X. Metapontum 40 15 VIIL
Maisi, in Fez 34 40 17 XIX. Melibiua I. 36 4 54 10 XV. Metallum 34 55 XII.
Utrecht VIII. Mauritania Melitaia, Metaris yEst,
Marsigni, in Tingitaiia, Melitia 39 20 X. The Wash 53 II.
Moravia 50 43 V. Fez 34 13 XIX. Melita, vel Metaurus Fl 38 25 VIIL
Maisyas Fl. 38 30 XIII. Mauio-cas- Meliteiie, Metaurus Fl
Maisyas Fl. trum, Ma- Melcdni 33 17 XIII. Metro 43 48 VII.
Berzieh, 35 15 XV. laz Kerd 39 24 60 23 XVII. Melite 38 20 X. MetCdis,
Maisii, in Maxima Ck- Melite XXL Missil 3112 XX.
Lippe 5157 V. sariensis, Mellaiia, MelhaiiE,
Malta Fl. J\rorlh of Tarifa 33 12 III. Methane 37 33 XL
Marta 42 20 VIII. England 54 30 16 II. i'Melocabus, Aietlioiie 40 25 IX.
Maitem ad 42 38 Vlll. Maxima Se- Cobarg 50 15 V. Aletbdiie,
Martis ail 43 52 VII. quaiiorum, Meloikiiium, Mod on 36 50
Martis OcG- Fra n die Melun 48 33 IV. Methora,
lum ad, Co nit e S^- Melos, Anti-, Matura 27 20 I.
Orsi 24 48 VII. Sioilzcr- I. 36 4y XIL Alelhydrium 37 37 XI.
Martins land 47 25 IV. Mflos I. Metliymiia,
Campus A XXI. Maximianu- Milo 36 40 XII. Torto Fe-
Martyropo- p.llis 25 50 50 48 XX. Melplies Fl. tcra 39 20 44 14 XIL
lis, Meia Maximiano- Melfa 40 15 VIIL .Metropolis 39 44 39 42 X.
Fareken 33 18 58 32, XVII. pniis 32 29 53 5 XVI. Melsu.s Fl. 43 10 HI. Metropolis,
Ma rue a. Maza 13 60 30 I. Melta 43 26 IX. Tireh 38 8 45 38 XIII.
Mar on Mazjica, vel Memphis 29 56 XX. Metro uiil 41 20 49 10 XIII.
Errand 3G20 79 20 XIV. UiesarC-a, MeiiK, Mines 37 11 VIIL Aletiilian 44 30 33 40 VL
Marus, sive Kaisaric/i 53 45 XIII. MeiKitrli, in Alevaniola,
Luna Fl. Ma/.arum, Brabant 5130 IV. Oalcata 44 29 52 VIL
Mark 48 50 35 20 V. Mazara 37' 30 33 XV. Menapla, Miba, Mid-
Masoetica, Mazicos 34 50 20 XIX. St. JJacid's hurst 50 57 17 13 IL
Kanusheer 43 13 57 10 XVII. Meaudrus M. 25 110 I. Head 5151 12 51 iMidea, Pa-
Masca, vel Mcdiiba 31 57 53 57 XVI. Mendesium laniida 37 37 40 55 XL
Saocoras Miideia 29 25 50 51 XX. Ost, Dibe 3120 50 9 XX. Mideon 39 7 39 41 X.
PI. Jlad- Medeon 38 20 40 43 X. Menelaum 3710 413' XL Milas Fl. 43 35 31 VII.
al-Oehoa 34 30 58 50 XV. Media, Irak Meninx I. Miletdpolis,
Mascilla 35 25 25 30 XIX. Jijemi 37 30 64 10 XVII. Zcrbi 34 29 10 XIX. Balakesri 39 48 46 4 XIIL
Mastloranus Mrdia, Irak Meiiosca 43 18 16 6 III. Miletus 37 20 45 18 xni.
M. 35 74 XIV. Jijemi 36 66 XIV. Meiiosgada 50 4 30 24 V. jMiletiisMilo 35 25 42 57 XIL
Mases 37 18 41 11 XI. Medirmum Melitesa Milevis,
Masitholus Castidlum, Cretan. Meclah 24 22 XIX.
Fl. 1120 XVIII Mi dor 34 30 20 5 Betanaez 38 36 15 25 Milliarluni
MasTus M. Medioiruu- Meiitesa, San A u renin A XXI.
Karadgia II m. Middle 52 55 15 32 II. Thome 38 4 14 51 MilviusPons,
Daglar 37 20 XV. Mudioiriiuim 49 44 23 18 IV. Menutliias Ponle
Masius M. Mudiolanum, Sinus, Molle C XXL
Karadgia F.oreui 48 59 19 10 IV. Zanguebar 3 57 I. Mina, Mina 35 20 19 XIX.
Daglar XVII. Mudiolfmum, Merina 41 52 33 42 VIIL Mincius Fl.
Massada 31 40 53 31 XVI. Milan 45 29 27 5 VII. Meroe 17 51 Mincio 45 20
Massaga 34 30 91 XIV. Mudiolfiiium,
MyJ'ud 52 44 14 50 II.
Iiidejt lo Dr. Butler's Autient Atlas. (21)
 LAT.

Neronig Fo-
rum, For-
calquier
Nerulum,
Casteltuccio
Nervii, in
Hainaiilt
Nesactium,
CasUl
J^iirvo or
yianaksa?
Nr-sis
Ni'slum
Ntistus Fl.
JVesio or
Kara- Sou
Nusus, Asso
Neve
Niciea
N)ca;a
Nicaja
NicBca, Is7iik
Niciea, JVesa
Nicica, JVice
Nictca, J^ice
Niciea, J^Tikia
Nicsea, J^iia-a
Nicfisla I.
JVaclia
Nice
Nici'phrirlum,
Racca
Nicepliorius
Fl. Kkabour
Nicer Fl.
JVecker
Nicia Fl.
Leiiza
NicomrMlia,
Isnikmid
Nicopulis
Nicopulis ad
HiEiniim,
Teniobo
Nicnpolis ad
Jatiiim,
j\rkop
NiCnpnIiS,
Diorike
Nicopulis,
Kasr Kia-
scra
Nicopulis,
JVicopoti
Nicopolis,
Prevesa
Vecchia
Nicopolis, vel
Emmaus
Nicotera,
J^icolira
NIdum, Port-
bury
Nigaina, JVc-
gapatam
Nigerpullus,
nearAlphen
Nigir Fl.
JViger
Nigira Me-
tropolis,
Karne?
NigraiB Are-
nae
NigritiB, JVe-
groland or
JVigritia
Nilus
Nilus Fl.
Bahr-el-
Abiad
Niiigiiin,
Humago
Niuus, JVine-
veil
Niphfites M.
Ararat
Nisibis, JVis-
bon.
Nisvrus I.
msirl
Nitica
Nitra, JVcfZeic
Nivaria I.
Teneriffe
 LAT.|LON.|PI,ATE.

PTsfB 43 40 as 15 VII. Porapeii'p"'- PriBtorlum 4132 20 31 III.

PlsrulIB AqUiE 43 4J Jd 15|V1I. lis, vel Soli .36 38 42 5 XIII. Praitdrluni 46 2 31 2 VI.
risfiiius Tor- Poiiipeiupvilis 41 53 39 XIII. Pra'torinni,
43 4(1-28 10 VII. I'liiiitiiiii: BniufThlun. 17 30 II.
Pisiitis 37 40 3D 40 XI. Paliidfs, Piatorluni
risatiriim, Pontine Ca.-itrnm A XXI.
43 55 30 47, VII. Marches 4120 .3050 VIII. Pralorinni,
Pisauriis Fl. Pons 45 51 31 20 VI I. Kraljoca-
Foirlia 43 55130 4H VII. Pons .\irits 45 2 42 -Ja vclika 45 25 35 15 VI.
I'iscalii) I. 71 XIV. Pons .Vnjrnsti 45 29 40 41 Pra-'torlum,
I'lsciiia E IXVl. Pons Uarii 45 15 46 52 Ruska 45 11 40 30 IX.
I'isiiiia ri- PonsTrajani Pra'loruitn,
sfuia, Lo near Cyer- 'J'/nirn 46 2 33 VI.
l>ta!r,IO 43 3ti •28 15 Vtl. 71 c: 44 38 40 40 IX. Prei'loriiiin,
ris<:iiiuiii ad 34 40 24 50 XIX. Pontcin ad, 7'rauccc-
I'lsiila, I<'U- Houi/iice/l 53 4 17 4 II. cliio 43 34 34 30 VI.
aato •29 3 xrx. Pontics, O/d in
Projtiitli,
Pisiclia 37 3O:4'.130 XIII. l('tnd.<or 5130 17 24 II. jibrnzzo 42 40 31 40 VIII.
I'lsiiliin Plus 33 30 -21) 30 XIX. Ponteshongi, Prjpvalis 42 45 37 VI.
Pisioria, on Ike Mo- PiasT;i! 37 52 41 59 XI.
Phtora 43 55 28 50 VII. rass of PrasIiB 37 lli 4148 XI.

Pitaiie 3i) 5 44 45'XIII. Bout an g 52 5e 24 40 V. Prasifme I. 27 25 87 XIV.

PilhcL-fisa, Ponlia I. Prasii 25 ll)0 I.

vel yV^iiiiria Ponza 41 30 50 VIII. Prasum Pr.

I. hchia 40 20 Pontiis, lit C.Del Oado 10 56 I.

Pit jniiiii, ^inasia 40 10 56 20 XIII. Preniis al.

Torre di Pontiis Euxi Priinis,
Pitiiio 42 25 31 28, VIII. iMis, Black I brim 22 31 XX.
Pitynda, Sea 43 50 47 30 Prifipns,
(rolronda? 17 30 !I4 o'l. Pontiis Fl. 41 10 4130 Carabosa 40 2J XIII.
Pityiisa I. 37 31 40 50 XI. Popilli Fo- PriGne 37 7 XIII.
PityfiSiC I. 1
rum, For- Procliyta I.

'J'oica, 4"C. 19 30 III. limpopolo 44 10 VII. Procida

PlacKiitia, I
Popiiloiiia; ProconiiOsiis
Placenza 45 3 27 35 VII. A(|iKi', Le I. Marmora 40 30 XIII.
Plada 40 20 4ti l!* XIII. Cn/ilane 42 55 28 38 VII. Proerna 39 13 X.
J'laL'a IIora-JB 30 4: 32 2d VIII. Populoniiim, ProUiquSum,
Plaiiasia 1. I near Pioiit- Pioraco 43 12 VII.
Pianosa 42 42 28 5 VII. bi '0 28 20 VII. Pioiiii 38 10 X.
Plalipie, Coda :fc! 12 41 lU X. PopuloiiTum ProinontorT-
Plataiiidilcs 37 5 39 39X1. Pr. C.di uni Album,
Plalaiiistos Campana 42 55 28 16 VII. C. Blanc 33 2 52 57 XVI.
I'r. IV.riiias Fl. 37 52 40 20 XI. Proplilliasia,
Pirivis Fl. Poipliyrinn 32 42 52 56 XVI. Zarang 30 40 80 10 XIV.
J'lave 30 OVII. Poipliyiion, Projioiitis,
Plt'inmyriiim D XXI. Rii incite 53 13 XVI. Sea of Mar-
Pli-iiiniyriuiii Porpliyrites mora 40 40 46 XIII.
I'r. XXI. M. 27 50 40 XX. Propyliea n XXI.
PliiittionC-tes PorsTca 37 15 40 20 XV. Pr<i.svniiia 37 32 40 45 XI.
Sin IIS, Porlhnius, PiotL- I.
Jlrab'sOulf 31 47 XVIII Porto Bu- Jotaco 38 52 38 28
Pliiitliiiie 30 5ci 47 35 XX. falo 4214 XII. PrGte I.
Pliiithiiietes Poilicenses, Prodane 37 2 39 5
Hiiiiis, Porto Ca- Prusa ad
Jlrab'sOulf 31 4G OXX. vallo 39 4; 27 38 VIII. Hippiura,
Plisliis Fl. :w2j 40 3.5 X. Poituensis Vskubi 40 50 48 58
I'l<ilinr>prili3 41 44 25 IX. Via A XXI. Prusa ad
Pliivialia, vel Portiis, Em- Ulyniputn,
Oinbrios I. 27 40 OXVIII poll 43 42 28 55 VII. Bursa 40 XIII.
Pny.x B XXI. I
Po-sidijiim, Prynini'sla 39 35 Xlll.
PocriiiTum, Possidi 35 55 53 59 XV. Prytaiiriiin XXI.
Peri IT ni 46 2 21 55 IV. Posidluin Pr, Prytaiiis Fl. 4110 XVII.
Foilaiiiltiei, C. di Licosa 40 10 32 45 VIII. Psiicuin Pr.
Podando 37 38 53 OXIII. Posiillnni, et C. Biisa 35 50 4140 XII.
PtEcilu a I
XXI. Aphctaj 39 3 4110 X. Psanialliiis,
Pii;c"iiiTa, in itentia, Psiiiuallua 30 24 XI.
Houmclia 42 40 30 IX. J'urlo di Psolcis 23 12 XX.
PrixKii I'ortus 37 30 41 2;i XI. Hccanali 43 2; 3130 VII. Pscpliina
Piiiiiiaiieiitos 3'J 35 41) ."jr' .Mil. Potentia Fl. Turris XVI.
P"la. Polo. 44 50 31^2 VII. J'otcntia 43 2; 31 30 VII. Psoj)lii3 37 14 XI.
Polalictiui Potciitia, Psyra I.
Prnin. J'otrnza 40 3- 33 42 vm. fjisara 33 50 XII.
Piinla di itiilaa 40 8 4123 IX. Ptnlrllin 39 X.
Proinon- I'olid:ra de- Ptolrlll."liS,
tore 44 40 OVII. incU; Cas- vcd Acq,
Piili'iiirmTum, sanilria 40 II 41 11 X. .^crc 32 48 53 2 XVI.
Fali-.a 40 5t' 55 40 XIII. Potidania 38 20 40 23 X. Ptoit'inais,
Pojirjllia I) XXI. I'OtllliK 38 17 41 19 X. Mersliie 29 18 48 58 XX.
Potli'iitia 43 15 31 12 VII. Praaspa 35 Id XIV. Ptolf-niriis,
PulI'Mitia, l'r:fiic,-;|e. Girire. 26 29 49 50
Pullcnca 39 50 21 10 III. Palest rina XXI. Ptoir'iiiaiB,
Poll.'iiiia, PrL'iiusiina Tolomcla 32 40 38 20 XVIII.
Polrn-.a 44 43 25 57 VII. .\tx XXI. I'tolcMlICUS
Pollii|)ir<;, I Pr.i'iicstina ("analis 30 10 40 30 XX.
Boizolo 44 5 2e-2j VII. Via XXI. Ptniis 17 37 40 27 XI.
1

Polyii'iins \. 3ii 42 40 X 1.
4'.i 1 Prii-ncstina I'tous M. 38 30 41 30 X.
Pnlyrrhi'iiTa 35 22 41 50 XII. Via C XXI. Ptycha I. 39 40 37 55 X.
FiilyliiiiOtua i PnisidTuni 4145 39 55 IX. Pulclirnin Pr.
Fl 39 40 81 XIV. slilium 34 OS 2 2 XIX. lias yifran 36 50 29 10 XIX.
Puiiihcditlia, I Pr;i>Minrn Punknin,
Juha 33 45 CO 25 XV. I'oinpoii, ata. Mari-
Poiiipt'lo, .11 r lint -a 43 44 IX. ne I la 42 3 29 55 V IT I.
Painpcluna 42 47 16 II HI. Pr.isi.lT Pura, Fohrea 27 32 6 3(1 XIV.
Puinpi'ii, 'J'vrraicia 41 r>r, VIII. Purpurariicl. 28 3 30iXVIII
Pomjieii 40 43 32 22 VIII. Pra;iOrium 45 11 IX. PulOi 38 30 79 10 XIV.
 LAT, I.ON. PLATE.

RaphanCae, Rlii"on, vel Rura Fl. Sacrum Pr.

Riifineh 54 3f XV. I'hrisis Fl. Rocr 5125 25 10 V. Capo Corso 43 5 "7 22
Rapta, Pale 5!l I I. Fay Rcone (5050 XVII. Ruskbis 32 8 40 XVIII acrum Pr.
Raptiiin Pr. 58 [. UlieoM Fl. 1)150 XVII. ItusUdir, C. A-. Vin-
Eiiptiis Fl. 59 I. lili'sclplia 58 35 XV. Trcs forcas cent 37 2 8 56
Rarapia 9 50 III. KliT-tico M. Rusiidir Pr Sacrum Pr.
Ratte, vol Rot/iaur 51 5 21) 20 V. Tresforcas 35 25 15 10XIX. Cape Kele-
Ragte, Lei- Khr'tuni 37 50 41 Xl. llusazus 36 40 2130 XIX. doiii 36 10 48 30 XIII.
cester llliinocorura, Ruscino,?(ca?- Sada, Scdoa 17 50 111 I.
Raliaria, A7 Jlrish 31 10 52 10 XVI. Pcrpignan 42 45 20 50 IV. Li'phium,
^Har IX. Rliisiis 39 22 41 X. lUiselliB, Siipino 4125 32 33 VIII.
Ratiatum, Rliitynina, Rosella 42 50 28 59 VIII. Lflalii.?, St.
Rctz 47 9 16 5 Rcteino Rusicade, Phi/ip, or
Rauda. Roa 42 35 14 26 Rhiinn, San- Sgigada 37 8 25 30 XIX. Xaliva .38 56 17 19 III.
Raiidii guinara .9 53 XI. Ruspia 47 24 33 15 VI. Sa;;alassMS,
Cainpi, Rliizci;uni, Rusticifma, Saju lilu 38 47 44 XIII.
near Rudio Rr-ck 41 10 58 40 XVII. La Cor- ~agapula M. 24 6 XVIII.
Eaiiiiati, RiiiziiiTum, ckuela 39 3- 11 45 fll. ^a};id;e 42 50 59 20 XVII.
Rouiiie Risano 42 24 37 3( VI. Rusucurru, Sagl^^ 0;itia,
Raiiiaci, in Rhiziis Fl. 41 58 40 XVII. nur 36 40 21 12 XIX. Purlo di
Upper lihrHliUiiis Rutuni, in Magiia-
Rhine Fl. Rhone Aijeiron 44 10 20 30 IV. vacca? 43 40 VII.
Raiiraiium, Riiudope Rutium, Sag is, Mag-
Rom Months IX. Rama 45 10 38 18 VI. na caeca f 44 45 29 58 VII.
Ravenna, Rhodiis 1. llutuba Fl. Sagriis Fl.
Raiienna 43 25 :!0 9 vir. Rhodes La Rotta 44 25 40 VII. Sangi'o 42 32 20 VIII.
Reate, Reati i-i 25 30 45 vm. Rhudus, Rutrdi XXI.
(J 'aguntum,
RGchliis Fl. 40 34 41 X. Rhodes Rutuli 4140 30 30 vni. Murviedo 39 3 17 49 III.
Redniius, ire Rliossicus Rutunium, Saii, in Orne 48 45 18 IV.
I/le and ScupCllus Ruyton 52 52 15 20 II. lii, Seez 48 35 18 4 IV.-
Vilaine IV. Rlirisiis, RutupiiE Sa
Refugiiim
Sais, 31 49 XX.
RUosus 36 25 53 52 XV. Plus. Rich- Sala, or Sale,
Apollliiis, Rluis 38 6 4125 XI. borough 51 17 19 20 II. Sallec 34 15 1120 XIX.
Porto Lon- Rliymnici M. 52 73 I. RyssadTuni, Sala 40 52 43 52 XII.
gobardo 36 38 33 VIII. Rliviunicus Pr. Alma- Sala Fl. Sala 34 10 11 30 XIX.
Reglie, Fl. dia 14 50 30 XVIII Sala Fl. Sala 50 40 29 20 V.
Ttemsen XIX. Rliyndacus Salabria,
Regillus Fl. 40 10 46 36 XIII. Abrez 37 30 52 2 XIII.
Lacus, Rliyphae 38 10 40 2 XI. Salucia, jS/c«-
Pontano XXI. Riciiia, JUa- zar de Sal 38 20 9 35 III.
Rcgiiia VI. cerata Salaminias,
Kegina, Riciiia, Saba 2 120 Salemiek 34 48 55 40 XV.
Ratisbon 49 V. Recco 44 17 VII. SabEei, Yemen 6 30 69 Salamis I.
Reginea, Riduna I. Sabaracus Colouri 37 55 41 30 XI.
Erquies Alder ney 49 40 IV. Sinus, O. Saliiniis, Con
Ret;IuinLepT- Rigoduniim, of Pegu tanza 35 15 .52 XIII.
di, Reggio VII. Warring- Sabaria, Sar- SaUipIa.Sa/pi 4120 33 55 Vlll.
RegTiim, ton var 47 20 34 45 Salurla, CAirt
Poiite Pic- Rigomiigus, Siibat, Zebid 14 30 59 50 chiUa 38 58 16 20 III.
colo 41 2 46 39 IX. Trino VII. Sabiite, near Salaria Via
Regius L.
XXI.
35 50 25 XIX. Rip:e Poitiis XXI. Bracciano 30 5 VIII. Salassi, in
Regni, Sussci Riplirei, vel Sabatha, Aosta 45 50 25 10 VII.
and Hants Hyperborei Sanaa 61 I. lalathi 22 7 XVIII.
Regnum, M. Sabatia Salathi,
Ckichester50 50 17 13 II. Robngdiura, Viida, Sa- Tegaza
1 30 XVIII.
22 30
Reguin Fossa 32 55 62 20 XV. near Castle vona 44 8 26 25 VII. Salathi Fl.
Rbini, in Gary 55 10 Sabatinus
Champagne 130 XVIII.
Rio d'Oro 22 30
22 40 Rodumna, Lacus, L. di Salcha54 14 XVI.
32 20
Reiigoiiiiis, Roanne 46 3 IV. Bracciano C XXI. Saldffi, Bou-
Sin. Loc/i Roma, Rome XXI. Sabatra 38 35 51 5 XIII. jeiah 36 50 22 10 XIX.
Rain II. Romaniim Siibe, Tasava 22 20 36 35 XVIII Saldensii,
in
Resaina, Castellum, Siibi, El Me- Transyl-
Ras-ain XV. Briffen- lisah 22 18 XIX. vania 44 50 4140
Resiipha, burg 52 15 IV. Sabini C XXI. Salebro,
Resapha 35 47 57 5 XV. Romula 44 45 42 28 IX. Sabia, Seber 46 3 29 22 VI. Brone 42 53 28 45
Retc'nus Fl. 45 20 20 VII.
• Romula, Sabium, SaAi'o 45 40 28 20 VII. Salentlni, in
Reuben 3140 53 55 XVI. Bisar.cio 40 59 33 15 VIII. Sabriita, Sa- Terra d'
Revessio, Romula, bart 31 XVIII Otranto 40 10 35 50 VIII.
Vellay IV. Landstrass 45 45 33 45 VI. Sabrina Mst, Salenium,
Rha. Urien- Romatiana 43 10 40 50 IX. Bristol Salerno 40 38 32 37 VIII. 1

talis Fl. Roscianuin, Channel SalTccs 44 45 47 29 IX.

Kama Rosana 39 45 VIII. Sabrina Fl. SalicGnfE,
Rha Fl. Rosologiii- Severn 52 35 14 50 II. Sale-var 46 42 35 8 VI.
Volga 62 cum, Djas- Saburas
Rhabima,
19 110 40 I. SaliMEe V XXI.
hetiker 5145 XIII. Sabus, ScpouA 38 30 56 38 XIII. Salins! 42 35 32 5 VIII.
Aiken, Rotomiigus, Sabus, vel
Rhabdiiim,
Salinas, Lago
Rouen. 49 26 18 36 IV. Savus Fl.
Tur-Rab-
Salso 4125 .33 50 VIII.
Roxolani, in Zab 34 5 23 10 XIX. Sail 44 28 36 48 VI.
Saliiiffi,
dia 37 20 59 20 XV. Russia Suck, Saketa
I. 39 89 XIV. Salino-nitro-
RhiEteiiim 39 55 44 11 XIII. Rubeas Pr. Saca!na 39 8 53 40 XIII. sum De-
in
Riiffitia, JV. Cape 71 10 43
the Tyrol Rubi, Ruvi
I. SacalitiE, in sert um 34 20 72
41 8 34 15 VIII. Yemen 19 70 Salle, Salom-
Rhainnus, Rubico Fl. SacastCne, in
Tauro Cas- var 46 51 34 44 VI.
Fiumesino 30 15 VII. Sigistan 32 8 30 XIV. Salmalassus 39 35 58 3 XVII.
tro 42 1 XI. Rubo Fl. SacasGna 38 33 52 58 XIII. Salmantica,
Ehandamar, Russ ? 55 4J Sacatia
I. 20 20 57 I. Salamanca 42 20 12 20 III.
Cotia 117 Rucantii, in Sacer Portus, Salmone 37 38 39 34 XI.
Rliegiiiin, Tesin 4650 27 30 VI. Ohelengek- Salmydessus,
Regio 38 2 VIII. Rudera 3345 90 15 XIV. limen 43 40 56 15 XVII. Midjek 4150
RlienGa I. Rudera XIV.
Sdili
2645 72 Sacer M. C XXI. Salodurum,
XII. Rfldise 4018 35 55 VIII. Sacra I. C XXI.
Rhenus Fl.
Soleure 47 10 25 30 IV.
RufrcE, Ruvo 4122 32 VIII. Sacraca 46 4 28 50 VI. Salona,
Rhine 52 5 23 20 Rugli, Ru- Sacruta, Salona 43 46 35 4 VI.
RllGnus Fl. genwald 53 50 33 30 Monte Salsovia,
Rhine 4710 27 20 VI. Rugluni, Santo 43 20 3130 VII. Tultia 45 20 47 IX.
Rugetoald 53 40133 48
Index to Dr. Sutler's Antieot Atlai,
 LAT, LON. LAT.
' O ' O I

Sequrini, ire SicTnos I. SingitTcus

Do II ha 47 24 IV. Sikino 30 40 43 10 XII. SiiMis, O
SGia, Kan- Siclag 513 52 50 XVI. of Monte
tcheou 33 11130 r. Siciiris Fl. Sniilo 40 42 10 IX.
Serripldis I. Si'gro 42 10 Siiigiis, Porto
Miiceira J-2 55 77 XIV. Sicrilum Fre- Kigucro 40 8 41 42 X.
Serapioiiia tilin, Faro Siiiiiilliuiin
Poitus 1 02 I. di Messina 37 55 et Olirysa 39 35 44 2 XIII.
SerbGtus Fl. 5iculiiia Siiinns Fl.
Yisser 36 2150 XIX. Mare D XXI. Senna 44 25 29 50 VII.
Serhliie, riiciiin 43 40 34 52 VI. Siiiopi,', Sinub 42 53 3 XIII.
Eslirieh 35 8 50 15 XV. Sicyon, Ba- Siiiopo Fl. 41 40 52 20 XIII.
Seiica, JV. W. silica 37 59 40 4 XI. Siiilica, in
part of Sicvonia 37 53 40 4U XI. Roumclia 41 35
Cliiiia 42 110 I. Mde 30 3 49 21 XIII. Siuiiessa,
Srnplms I. Sidenae 40 30 55 30 XI U. Torre di
Se?-plio 37 10 42 30 XII. Sidcuus Fl. 40 40 .55 40 Xill. M. Dra-
Serin.iiiico- Sideris I. gon a 41 VIII.
iniigus, Ester 37 10 7130 XIV. Siiinnduin
Chcrmas 46 9 18 8 Sid mi, in Pake 9 90 I.
Senuyla 40 11 4120 Branden- Sioii E XVI.
Serniuus berg 52 58 33 5 V. Siplinus I.
Vicus, . Sidodune 20 5' 73 XIV. Siphanto 37 42 45 XII.
Sermiiie 44 58 29 8 VII. Sidoii, Saida 33 28 53 8 XVI. Siplirin, Der
Seirte 41 4 412li IX. Sidroiia, Soforan 37 30 53 10 XVII.
Scrota, Ziget 45 5U 35 50 VI. Belograd 44 34 35 12 VI. Sipontiiin,
SerrUuin, Sidus 37 55 41 XI. Manfrcdo-
Castro Sa- Siga, JVed- nia 41 35 33 40 VIII.
roA- 40 50 43 50 IX. roma XIX. Sippiira 3:! 2(1 01 10 XV.
Serus Fl. Sigaiura Pr. Sipyliis M. 38 30 45 XIII.
Menan 118 r. C. luei- Sirbonis
Servii TuUIi Ilisari 39 58 xni. Pains,
Agger A XXI. Sigisa, Ziezar 38 20 III. Scbakcl
Serviodunum Sigodiiaum, Bardoil 30 55 51 50 XX.
Straubing 48 48 30 30 VI. aigen 50 54 V. Silis, Sino 40 2 34 18 VIII.
Ssrvifiuin, Sigua, Bai- Siris Fl.
Oradisca 45 5 35 30 VI. azad 39 24 XVII. Senno or
Sesainns, Signs, Tem- Siro 40 2 34 VIII.
Amasreh 4150 50 20 XIII. louke 30 2 XIX. Sirniio,
Sesostiis Sigus Fl. Serntiane 45 30 VII.
Canrilia 30 30 50 XX. meg 50 8 V. Sirniium,
Sessites Fl. Silactlne 40 3 VI. Sir nia
I 44 58 VI.
Sessia 45 40 20 10 VII. Siliirus Fl. Siriniiiin,
Sestinum, miaro 40 15 VIII. Sirmia 44 57 IX.
Sestiiio 43 43 30 10 VII. SiUinis Fl. Sirpiiiin 41 10 VIII.
Sestos, Zer- Silaro 44 30 VII. SisUpo, M-
menic 40 18 44 20 IX. STIicis Mons, maden 38 44 III.
Seteia .Est, MoncHese 45 14 VII. Siscia, Sisseg 45 20 VI.
M. of the Siliinnuin I. Sitiice, Kar-
Dee 53 20 14 40 II. Bisliop S( knf 33 20 XV.
Setantinrum Clerks 5142 12 42 II. Sitacene,
Portus, Silis Fl. Sile 45 35 30 10 VII. Karkuf 33 40 XV.
Mouth of Silo 32 2 53 18 XVI. Situcos Fl.
the Kibble 53 40 15 II. Si loam 3148 53 10 XVI. Sita-rcghian 28 20 XIV.
Setaia 40 30 07 40 XVII. Siloe E XVI. Sitas, vel
Seuinara, Silla, Delos, Sus Fl. 37 55 XI.
Alkahike 4140 00 55 XVII. vel Arba Sitliunia, in
Sevaces, in Fl. Diala 34 50 02 30 XV. Roumelia 40 10 IX.
Austria 48 10 30 31 VI. Silsllis, Oebel Sitm, Setef 35 38 XIX.
Sevorinum, Silsili 24 39 50 54 XX. Sitoni:igus,
vel Haiiri- Silures, in Wooipit?
anum Val- Glamorgan 52 14 30 II. T/ietford? 52 13 18 55 II.
lum, Ro- Silvliiin, Goc- Sitones, in
man Wall 55 5 15 40 11. golione 45 3135 VII. JVprway 59 30 28 I.
Scvlniis SiiriLiii, vel Sizyges, in
Laciis, Iceiii, JVor- Chinese
L. (TIsco 45 45 28 VII. folk and Tartarij 100
Sevinus Fl. Suffolk 52 30 18 20 II. Sniaragdns
Sco 45 30 27 35 VII. Simeon 31 30 52 45 XVI. M. Maaden
Sevo M. .Simois Fl. 39 54 44 20 XIII. Uzzutnu-
FicU 65 32 1. SiiifB, Cochin ned 25 52 20 XX.
Sexajjinta- China 34 122 I. Smyrna,
pristis 44 7 44 11 IX. Sinai, M. Smyrna or
Sexitfinum 313 45 14 45 III. Sinai 28 40 52 4 XX. Isniur 38 30 45 10 XIII.
SextloB Siiifirnm Me- Smyrnieus
Aqu;B, Aix 43 30 23 30 IV. trupulis, Sinus, O.
Sextuiii ad, Sin-Uoa 16 123 I. of Smyrna 38 30 44 50 XIII.
Borghetto C XXI. Sinda, Sini 11 115 I. Soamus Fl.
Sextum ad, Siiid;e I. Iskamou 33 30 91 XIV.
Rosia 29 4 VII. JVicobar 7 111 I. Sofma, Soana 42 42 29 31 VIII.
Siazuios, Siiide 37 12 47 32 XIII. Soanda 39 32 52 33 XUI.
Sher-zour 35 15 02 40 XV. Siiidocanda, Soatris 43 2 45 28 IX.
Sibaj {2 89 I. Colla 7 90 I. Sobii, in the
Sibs 30 5U 89 30 Sindomfina 27 40 85 40 I. Penjab 30 20 90 XIV.
Siberena, Sta. Singa, Sinsja 37 4 55 14 XV. Socanda Fl.
Soverina 39 5 34 35 VIII. Siiiguniis Fl. ^biscoan 37 10 72 XIV.
Siberia Fl. 40 5 50 10 XIII. Hcti-scari Soclios 30 50 55 20 XV.
SIcarnbri, in Singara, SoBta 34 100 I.
Westphalia 5148 25 50 V. Singar 30 15 59 55 XV. Sogdi, Bukor 27 30 88 XIV.
Sicca, Kelt 3S 2 27 18 XIX. iiigUrtE M. 30 35 58 XV. Sogdiuna,
Sichein et Singidunura, ^l-Sogd 39 83 XIV.
Neapulis, Belgrade IX. Sogdorum
JVablous 32 13 53 13 XVI. Singlli, Regia,
SicTITa I. Puente di Bukor 27 88 XIV.
iSicily 37 35 33 32 VIII. Don Qon- Solfina Olan 30 40 113 20 I.
zalo 37 20 13 32 III,
Torfosa,
Ta rtosa 35 3 54
ToUniurn •10 10 48 20
Ton 111, Kl
Bueib
Toxaiiiiri, in
Liinberg 51 10 22 20
Tr:iclniiia;.M. 3-i45 40 35
Traclioiiitis 33 15 54 10
Trrichys,
Zeiton 33 24 40 40
Tiiicis Fl.
Triunte 3D 35 34 25
Tragririum,
Trail 43 45 34 40
Trajfiiii
Colli lima,
Traja n's
Pillar A
Trajaiii'piilis 44 10
Trajectiim,
Utrecht 23 5
Trajactus,
Keynsham 15 3
TraJHctiis,
Pontons
SUT le
Dordogne 44 50 18 50
Tralles, Sul-
tan-Hisar 37 45 40 8
Transina-
risca 44 16 44.3:
Tranupara 41 44 40 10
Trapi'zus,
Jiiankup 37 28 40
Trap'zus,
Trehizond 40 59 57 50
Trasinii'-iiiis
Laciis, L.
di Perugia 43 8 30
Tr.'ba. Trcci 41 54 31 14
Tri'lila, Treci ii 5-2 30 40
TrCliia Fl.
Trebbia 44 40 27 20
Trfbula,
St. Victor
42 15 30 48
Treia, Trera 43 22 31 4
Tieinrili 35 12 5
Trfius Fl. 4140 31 10
TresTiiljcr-
iiiB, near
Zorlcsco 45 20 27 30
Trrtiim 37 44 40 5;i
TrcTtiiiii Pr.
SebdaRui 37 5 25
Treva 53 4y 28 48
Trnveri, in
Treves
Triare,
Trialeti 4130 r.2
Trihalli 43 20 42 10
Trilji'ici, in
Slrasburg 48 30
Tricasses, in
Troyes 48 40 2130
Tricca,
Tricala 39 40 39 31
Trict'slinura
ail, Trice-
simo 46 14 31 •]
Tiitlionis L. 38 33 39 50
Triclioiiiuin 3-! a.-^ 39 4-
TricoryUiiis 38 9 41 51
Trideiitiiii,
in Trent 46 20 29 20
TriilOiitum,
Trent 46 8 29 8
TriKisfimuti),
St. Polten 48 24 34
TriKljphon,
^racan 20 40 109 40
Triinaiiiinl-
II m 44 4 43 50
TriiiionlTiini,
JInnan?
Dumfries? 55 12 14 35
Trlnfisus 30 45 40 40
Trillins Fl.
Trig no 4145 32 25
Triiiohantes.
Rfsci, ifc. 5145 18 20
Triociila,
near Calla
hcUotla 3113
 LAT. LON. LON.

Uxelae vEstu. VediantTi, Verodunen- Vindelis In-

Bridge- near the se.s, in sula 50 18 50 II.
water Bay Maritime Meuse ViiidTa 39 30 ^9 3^ XIII.
Uxellodfi- Jillis 25 Verodunum ViiidTlisI.
num, Riech Vcduium, Verdun Bel/isle
d'Issolu 19 40 Wcidca or Veromandui, Vindo Fl.
Uxentum, Udinc Verman- Wartach
Ussento or Vedra Fl, dois IV. Vindobona,
Ugcnte 39 55 Wear 54 40 16 II. Verona, Vienna 34 19
U.xii, in the Vegesela 35 8 25 35 XIX. Verona 28 5C VII. Vindogliidia
Usciac 32 llJ Veil, near Vertene, Cranbourne
La Storta XXI. Brough Vindomiigus,
Vt'ieiites XXI. under Vigan ?
Vuieiitum Stanmore 54 30 II. Vindomis,
SaliiiK XXI. Verulce, Earn ham 51 13
Velanis 43 14 IX. Veroli VIII. Viiidoniora,
Veldidena, VerulamTum Ebchester 54 50
Vacca, Vcja 27 40 Vilten 47 15 29 19 VI. St. .Albans II. Vindonissa,
Vaccwi, in Veleia 44 47 27 36 VII. VescaritK, Wiudish
Leon 4150 13 30 III. Velinus Fl. vel Vesce- Vinnfivium,
Vacurium, Velino VIII. ther 34 30 XIX. Binchester
Wag ram 47 21 31 23 VI. Veliti-a;, Vescitani, in Virglnis Vi-
Vacua Fl. 40 40 9 50 III. Velitri XXI. .dragon 17 40 III. cus, Veraze
Vii.la 5158 23 35 IV. Vellauno- Vesionica, or Viragine 44 16 26 35 VII.
Viifla Oxi 37 55 81 15 XIV. dunura, Civitelln di Viritium 53 10 33 V.
Vaj^al 35 40 19 20 XIX. Bcaune 20 15 IV. Benezzone 43 21 VII. Virosidum,
Vagienni, in Velocasses, Vesontio, Ellenbo-
Saluzzo 44 30 25 25 VII. in Eure 19 40 IV. Bczancon rovgh or
Vagniiicse, Veinaiiia, Vespiisiae, Old Carlisle 54 42
JM'orlhfieet II. Wan gen 47 48 Vespio 42.37 30 58 VIII. Viruciniites
VaKoritiim, Veiiafrum, Vespasiiina 56 15 13 30 II. recti us f.
Cite. d'Krve IV. Venafro 4130 Vesperies, Ruci nates,
Vahulis Fl. Vendili, or Bermeo 43 24 15 23 III. in Bavaria 48 30 30 10 VI.
Waal 5150 23 IV. Vandili, Vesselli, Pols 47 10 32 32 VI. Virunum,
Valeiitla 55 30 14 40 II. Vandals 53 33 50 Vesternensis near Wolk-
Valontia, Veneris, sive Massa, markt 32 48 VI.
Valence 44 55 23 Aplirodi- Massa 43 4 28 41 VII. Vistula Fl.
Valentia, tes I. 27 10 5148 XX. Vestini, in Wcissel or
Valencia 39 22 Veneris Plus. 39 36 VIII. Mruzio Vistula 39 V.
Valnponga, Veneris Plus. Vesubiani, Visurgis Fl.
Jllharraiin 40 36 16 32 III. Porto Vesubia 43 55 Wcser 50 52
Valeria 47 15 36 15 VI. Venere 43 2 27 38 VII. Vesuna, La Vitricium,
Valeria Via C XXI. Veneti, in Visone Vercggio 46 40
Valeria, Channel 48 50 1510 IV. Vesuvius M. Voconfii, in
Valcra 39 51 Veneti, in Vesuvio 40 48 Vaucluse
Valerifina, Morbihan 47 50 Vettona, Vuduna,
Vadin 43 51 VIII. Venetia, Bettona VIII. Vadana 23 10 •4 45 XIV.
ValGtlum, Venice 45 35 29 25 Vettones, in VolSna Ostia 43 45 30 5 VII.
S. Marco VeneticEe Estrama- Voluna, Fl.
Valulus IllSLllS, dura III. Volana 44 45 29 45 VII.
Murus, Bellisle, SfC. 47 20 14 50 IV. Vetulonii, VolaterrEB,
Derhend 57 50 XVII. Venetus Por- Vetulia VIII. p'olterra
Vallacum, tus, P. di Vetulonii, Volaterrana
Weilnpach 29 30 VI. S. Micolo 30 12 VII. Vetulia VII. VUda 43 20
Vallis E XVI. Vennunes, Vetus Sall- VolaterrfmeB
Vallum Ro- in the Val- num, Erdt 47 20 36 40 VI. AquEe,
man um 28 10 telinc 46 30 27 50 VI. Via Fl. Ulla 42 30 8 50 III. Bogni al
Valvata, Venonium, Via MHititris Morbo VII.
Cascina 43 37 28 30 near Clay- Ronifina IX. VolCcB Are-
Vandufira, brook 52 30 Viadrus, sive coinici, in
Paisley 55 52 13 20 II. Venta Ice- Siievus Fl. Herault 43 30 IV.
Vaiigifmes, noruin, Oder 5310 Volcse Tec-
in theLower Caistor 19 12 Vibi Furum, tosiiges, in
Rhine 49 50 26 IV. Venta, Caer- Cast el Jiude 43 20 IV.
Vaniiia, Gwent 15 21 Fieri 25 12 VII. Volcea Palus 46 50 35 4 VI.
Fanna7 46 28 10 VII. Venta, Win- Vibiiuim, Voliba, Lest-
Var;e, Bod- chester 16 42 Bovino 3312 withiel •
13 20
vary 14 40 II. Veniisia, Vicesimum Vologesia,
Variluli, in Venosa 40 57 33 48 VIII. ad, La Mesjed
Biscay 15 40 III. Verbanus Mendolata 39 50 34 15 VIII. Jlosain 32 40
Varia, Lo- Lacus, L. Viciternum 43 39 2 IX. Voliibilig,
grono 42 32 Maggiore 26 30 Victoria, Oualili 34 20
Varla, Vico Verbinum, Mascar 35 18 10 XVIII Voluntii, in
Vara 42 3 Vervins Victoria Cumber-
Varifuia, Vercella, Plus. 43 31 land II.
Sylauna Vercelli 45 17 26 23 VII. VIcus Spaco Volsci, in the
Meck-
Viitini, Vereasucca 43 29 1112 III. rum, P'igo 42 15 9 12 Campagna
lenburg 29 30 V. Vereis, Ver- Vider, vel di Roma 31 VIII.
Varlnuin, falu 45 55 VI. Vidrus Fl. 52 40 24 20 Voniunus Fl.
Waren 53 24 V. Verentum, Vidotara Fl. Vomano 42 30 3120 VIII.
Varta Fl. Valcntano 42 35 29 40 VIII. Jiyr- Water? 55 35 Vopiscianaj 34 40 12 20 XIX.
Warta 52 40 V. Veresis Fl. C XXI. VidQcas, Voreda, Old
Varutlia, Veretini 39 48 35 55 VIII. Victts 49 10 17 45 Penrith II.
Varzou-han XIII. Vergilia, Viducasses Vorganiura,
Vascunes, Murcia 3 in Calvados 49 8 Karhez IV.
JVavarre 42 40 16 Verginium Vienna, Votauntii, in
Vasio, Vaison 44 18 23 18 Mare, St. Vienne 45 29 IV. Part of
Vastauna, Oeorge^s Vigesimum, Lancashire
Vastan 38 15 6114 XVII. Channel 12 30 ad and Cum-
Vaticunus Verlucio, Viminfilis, berland 54
Campus A near Lacoek 5125 15 53 Collis A XXI. VulcanuT, vel
Vatrenua Fl. Vernometum Viminiacum 44 44 !9 24 IX. JEo\ix Ins.
Santerno 43 10 29 20 VII. near JVil- Vinaza 31 25 31 5 XVIII Lipari
Vectis I. /. of loughby, VindelTcTa, Islands VIII.
Wight 50 40 16 40 Leicester- Tyrol BucinoUO 14 VIII.
»;i 0|2S 30fVI. Vulci,
shire 52 48 16 5S 35J33

luJex to Dr. Butler's Antient Alias. ( 33 )

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Liiciis, L.
di BoUena