A History of Ancient Geography Among the Greeks and Romans: From the Earliest Ages Till the Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 2

CHAPTER	1

the Saracens 5 Avienas his poetical	11

materials errors in geographical application of them 6 Rivers	12

Orosius summary of geography prefixed to his history 12 Julius	19

NOTE A Dacia	22

names from different sources 15 Account of Serica 16 And	34

NOTE A Hannibals Passage of the Alps	37

errors with regard to latitudes Probable identifications 37 Erro	40

Full and accurate description of Egypt The voyage up the Nile 2	321

NOTE A The Chalybes	336

Extension of the Roman Empire in Britain and Mauretania 2 Inva	342

Pomponius Mela	352

29	369

99	403

Geography of Asia and Africa	405

CHAPTER XXV	443

Scymnus Chius	69

Measurements of Mediterranean accord	103

NOTE A Belgian Tribes	109

PAGE	118

99	136

99	139

516	163

Diodorus	194

39	201

Descriptive GeographyEurope	209

99	262

NOTE A Age of Strabo	272

Africa	276

99	445

NOTE A Destruction of town of Arabia Felix	478

Tacitus	490

Extension of the Empire	502

CHAPTER XXVII	519

CHAPTER XXIX	580

NOTE	637

NOTE A Province of Valentia in Britain	672

NOTE	688

PAGE	706

103	717

104	728

Title	A History of Ancient Geography Among the Greeks and Romans: From the Earliest Ages Till the Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 2 A History of Ancient Geography Among the Greeks and Romans: From the Earliest Ages Till the Fall of the Roman Empire, Edward Herbert Bunbury
Author	Edward Herbert Bunbury
Publisher	J. Murray, 1879
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	Jun 5, 2008

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