Antonine Itineraries

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	map type:- Antonine Itineraries
	Road map, the Antonine Itineraries, Itinerarium Provinciarum Antonini Augusti, 255 routes in the Roman Empire, perhaps 3rd century. One theory has it that emperor Caracalla is the Antoninus of the title, and that the long route from Rome to Egypt was a plan for his progress to the east 214-215; but the itineraries are not all of one date. The itineraries that concern Cumbria are:- Iter II - from Blato Bulgio through Castra Exploratorum, Luguvallo, Voreda, Brovonacis, Verteris, Lavatris, etc / Birrens, Scotland through Cumberland, into Durham, etc. Iter V - from Londinio, through Lavatris, Verteris, Brocavo, to Luguvallo / London to Carlisle. Iter X - from Clanoventa through Galava, Alone, Galacum, etc / Ravenglass, Cumberland through Westmorland, into Lancashire, etc.
	references:-	Margary, Ivan D: 1973 (3rd edn): Roman Roads in Britain: Baker, John (London):: ISBN 0 212 97001 1 Rivet, A L F & Smith, Colin: 19981: Place Names of Roman Britain: Batsford (London):: ISBN 0 7134 2077 4 van Berchem: : Annone Militaire dans l'Empire Romain au III Siecle: Memoirs de la Societie Nationale des Antiquaires de France: vol.24 pp.117-202

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