The Mediterranean World in Late Antiquity, 395-700 AD

1 MAXIMA CAESARIENSIS2 NARBONENSIS I3 NARBONENSIS II4 VIENNENSIS5 SEQUANIA6 GRAIAE ALPES7 ALPES MARITIMAE8 ALPES COTTIAE9 AEMILIA10 VENETIA & HISTRIA11 LIGURIA12 FLAMINIA13 PICENUM14 SAMNIUM15 NORICIM MEDITERRANEUM16 SAVIA17 PRAEVALITANA18 DARDANIA19 EPIRUS NOVA20 MACEDONIA21 RHODOPE22 THRACIA23 HAEMIMONTUS24 BITHYNIA25 HELLESPONTUS26 LYDIA27 PHRYGIA I28 PHRYGIA II29 LYCIA & PAMPHYLIA30 AUGUSTA EUPHRATENSIS31 THEBAIS32 AEGYPTUS IOVIA33 PROCONSULARIS

Londinium

Sirmium

Roma

Catania

Carthago

Alexandria

BRITANNIA II

BRITANNIA I

FLAVIA

CAESARIENSIS

GERMANIA

BELGICA

LUGDUNENSIS

II

I

AQUITANICA

I

II

NOVEMPOPULI

GALLAECIA

LUSITANIABAETICA

TARRA

CONENSIS

CARTHAGINIENSIS

CORSICASARDINIA

NORICUMRIPENSE

I

II

I

II

1

RAETIA

I

II

2

5

4 3

7

a

c

(^98)
11
6
15
12
13
10
b
16
17
14
33
CAMPANIA
LUCANIA& BRUTII
NUMIDIACIRTENSIS
MAURETANIACAESARIENSIS
MAURETANIATINGITANA
SICILIA
PANNONIA I
PANNONIA II
MOESIA
II
SCYTHIA
MOESIA
I
DACIA
18
19
20
22
23
21
e
d
g
h
i
DALMA
TIA
BYZACENA
ACHAEA
INSULAE
THESSALIA
ASIA
EUROPAf CAHIA
EPIRUSVETUS
MAURETANIA
TABIA
NUMIDIAMILITIANA
DIOSPONTUS
PAPHLA
GONIA
GALA
TIA
CAPP
ADOCIA
PISIDIA
MESOPOTAMIA
OSRHOENE
CILICIA
SYRIACOELE
AUGUSTUSLIBANENSISARABIA
I
ISAURIA
CYPRUS
PHOENICIAPALESTINA
PONTUSPOLEMCNIACUS
30
k ARABIA II
LIBYA
SUPERIOR
LIBYAINFERIOR
(^32) AEGYPTUSHERCULIA
31
25
24
26
28
27
29
TRIPOLITANIA
M e d i t e r r a n e a n S e a
B l a c k S e a
A t l a n t i cO c e a n
a Mediolanumb Ticinumc Ravennad Serdicae Thessalonica
f Heracleag Constantinopolish Nicomediaj Cyzicusk Antiochia
Principal Roman mintat time of Diocletian
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500
km
Treveri
ARMENIA MINOR
VALERIA
Aquileia
Siscia
TUSCIA &UMBRIA
APULIA &CALAERIA
Map 0.
The Diocletianic provinces of the late Roman empire