Butler's Atlas

Hispania Antiqua, Rhaetia, Noricum and Illyricum are among the Latin names on these maps from Butler's Atlas, reconstruction...

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Hispania Antiqua, Rhaetia, Noricum and Illyricum are among the Latin names on these maps from Butler's Atlas, reconstructions of the ancient world made for nineteenth-century classical study. Longman & Co. published the material in 1847, from the classical side of the Butler atlas tradition. Italy is divided into regional sheets, while Greece, ancient Spain, Asia Minor and the northern Balkans cover other areas central to ancient history. The maps depict antiquity, not the countries as they stood in 1847.

Hispania Antiqua, Rhaetia, Noricum and Illyricum are among the Latin names on these maps from Butler's Atlas, reconstructions of the ancient world made for nineteenth-century classical study. Longman & Co. published the material in 1847, from the classical side of the Butler atlas tradition. Italy is divided into regional sheets, while Greece, ancient Spain, Asia Minor and the northern Balkans cover other areas central to ancient history. The maps depict antiquity, not the countries as they stood in 1847.

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