| Roman name |
| English name |
| Aballava |
| Burgh-by-Sands |
| Achaia |
| Greece, southern part, but not Peleponnes |
| Actium |
| Ambracia Gulf |
| Ad Ansam = Adansam |
| Higham |
| Adrianopel = Hadrianopolis in Thrace |
| Edirne, Turkey |
| Aenaria |
| Ischia |
| Aequiculi |
| Italy, central part |
| Aesica |
| Great Chester |
| Aetolia |
| Greece, western part |
| Agedincum |
| Sens, Yvonne, France (town in Roman province Lugdunensis IV) |
| Agisymba |
| Ethiopia, »where the rhinoceros is found« |
| Agrigentum |
| Girgenti, Sicily Italy |
| Alani |
| Russi, south eastern part |
| Alba Longa |
| Town by the lake Lacus Albanus 20 km south of Rome at Via Appia |
| Albanus Mons |
| Mount Cavo |
| Albion |
| United Kingdom |
| Albis |
| The river Elbe in Germany |
| Albus Flavus |
| Humber River, Britain |
| Alexandria |
|
Alexandria (in Egypt) Al Iskandariyah (an Egyptian governorate) Iskandariya (a location in Iraq) |
| Allobroges |
| France, southern part |
| Ambitarvius |
| Koblenz, or the vicinity of |
| Ancyra |
| Ankara, Turkey |
| Andegavia |
| Anjou |
| Andegavis |
| Angers |
| Anderida Silva |
| Forest of the Weald in Kent, Britain |
| Anderida / Anderitum |
| Pevensey, Britain |
| Anio Fluvius |
| Aniene River |
| Antemnae |
| Town outside Rome |
| Roman name |
| English name |
| Antioch |
| Antakya |
| Antipolis |
| Antibes, France; also seen as Nice. |
| Antium |
| Anzio, S France |
| Apollonia |
| Albania, part of |
| Apulia |
| Puglia in southern Italy |
| Aquae Granni |
| Achen, Germany (e.g. Aquisgranensis in names) (in French: Aix-la-Chapelle) |
| Aquae Sextiae |
| Aix-en-Provence, France |
| Aquae Sulis |
| Bath, Britain |
| Aquileia |
| Aquileia, in Roman province of "Venetia et Histria" |
| Aquincum |
| Budapest |
| Aquitania |
| France, southwestern part |
| Arausis |
| Orange |
| Arbeia |
| South Shields, Britain |
| Arcadia |
| Greece, Peleponnese |
| Arelas = Arelate |
| Arles |
| Argentoratum |
| Strassbourg, Alsace, France |
| Ariminum |
| Rimini, Emilia-Romagna, Italy (located at the end of "Via Flaminia" and at the start of "Vi Aemilia") |
| Arverni |
| Auvergne |
| Asciburgium |
| Moers, Stadtteils Asberg, north of Düsseldorf on the Rhine. |
| Asculum |
| Ascoli Piceno, Region Marche, Italy (in Roman province of Picenum Suburbicarium) |
| Atrabatum |
| Arras |
| Attica |
| Athens |
| Augusta Praetorium |
| Aosta, Italy |
| Augusta Taurinorum |
| Turin = Torino, Piedmont, Italy (town in Roman region Taurini) |
| Augusta Treverorum |
| Trier |
| Augusta Vindelicum |
| Augsburg (in Roman time capital of Raetia and later of the province Raetia Secunda) |
| Auinyo |
| Avignon, France |
| Aventinus Mons |
| Aventino Hill, one of the seven hills in Rome |
| Aventium |
| Avenches, region Vaud, Switzerland |
| Babilonia |
| Cairo, Eypt |
| Baetica |
| Spain, southern part |
| Banna |
| Birdoswald |
| Bannovalium |
| Horncastle east of Lincoln, Britain |
| Barbaricum = Barbarikon |
| Karachi, near -, Pakistan, |
| Barchia |
| Barcelona, Aragonia, Spain |
| Baris |
| Bari, Italy |
| Roman name |
| English name |
| Barygaza |
| Bharuch = Broach by the Normada River estuary, India, 22° 30' N |
| Batavi |
| Germany, Rhine and Waal |
| Belgae (a) |
| Wiltshire and the area from Bath to Wight, Britain |
| Beneventum |
| Benevento (named "Malies" before "Beneventum". Capital ofprovince Samnium) |
| Betriacum |
| Italy, north of Po River, near Calvatone |
| Bibracte |
| Mont Beuvray, France (battle 52 BC) |
| Bibroci Atrebatis |
| Area from London towards Oxford and Cirencester, Britain |
| Bithynia |
| Turkey, north west part |
| Boderia Aestuaria |
| Firth of Forth, Britain |
| Boneuentum |
| Benevento |
| Bononia |
| Bologna, Italy (town in Roman province Aemilia) |
| Bovillae |
| Italy, near Frattochie east of Rome |
| Branodunum |
| Brancaster, Britain |
| Bremetennacum Veteranorum |
| Ribchester north of Manchester, Britain |
| Brigantes |
| Yorkshire area, Britain |
| Brixellum |
| Brescello, Italy |
| Bructeri |
| Lippe-Ems, Germany - Holland |
| Brundisium |
| Brindisi, Italy |
| Burdigala |
| Bordeaux |
| Burrium |
| Usk in South Wales, Britain |
| Byzantium |
| Konstantinopel - Constantinople - Istanbul |
| Caelius Mons |
| Caelian Hill, one of the seven hills in Rome |
| Caesarea Maritima |
| City on the Mediterranean coast of today Israel |
| Caesarodunum Turinorum |
| Tours, Indre-et-Loire, France |
| Caesaromagus = Baromaci XII |
| Chelmsford, Britain |
| Caieta |
| Gaieta in Italy |
| Calabria |
| Puglia, south east Italy |
| Calaguris |
| Calahorra by Ebro River, Spain |
| Calleva Atrebatum |
| Silchester, Britain |
| Camboglanna |
| Castlesteads |
| Campania |
| Campania, the region south of Rome (Latium) to Naples |
| Camulodunum = Camoloduno V |
| Colchester, Britain (Capital of Roman Britanni from the conquest until moved tol London ca. 100 AD.) |
| Canonium = Caunonio VIII |
| Kelvedon |
| Cantabria |
| Spain, north part Basque country towards Biscay |
| Cantiaci / cantii |
| The area Deal between London and Canterbury, Britain, roughly Kent |
| Cappadocia |
| Cappadocia, Turkey central part, Nevsehir Province |
| Roman name |
| English name |
| Capraea |
| Capri, Island of |
| Capua |
|
Santa Maria di Capua Vetere (Roman Capua was destroyed 841 by the Saracenes. Modern Capua is located 3.5 km NW of S.M.d.C.V. |
| Carnutum |
| Chartres, France |
| Carnuntum |
| Bad Deutsch-Altenburg in Austria, east of Vienna. (Capital of Roman province Pannonia North) |
| Carthage, Carthago |
| Africa, near La Marsa in Tunis (Capital of province Africa Proconsularis) |
| Carthago Nova |
| Cartagena, Spain |
| Carvetii |
| Area around Carlisle, Britain |
| Cassiterides |
| Scilly Islands or tin islands, England |
| Cataractonium |
| Catterick between York and Newcastle, Britain |
| Cattivellunni |
| Area including Cambridgeshire, Britain |
| Cauchi |
| Ems - Elbe River area |
| Causennae |
| Ancaster by the Wash, Britain |
| Cenabum |
| Orléans, France |
| Ceraunia Mons |
| Albania, mountain in south west |
| Chaldaea |
| Chaldæa in Kuwait - Arabia area |
| Chatti |
| Weser, upper part, Germany |
| cherronesus // chersonesus |
|
peninsula; as appellative to place names; from Greek. Especially about two peninsulas: The Crimean peninsula and the Thracian peninsula which is the northern isthmus along the Dardanelles. Also of Jutland: Cimbrian chersonesos. |
| Cilicia |
| Turkey, south east part, Kukurowa |
| Cilurnum |
| Chesters in North England, Britain |
| Cimbria Chersonesus |
| Den jyske Halvø = Jutland peninsula |
| Cirte |
| Constantine in Tunis |
| Civitas Vangiones |
| Worms, on the left bank of the Rhine, Germany |
| Colonia = Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensis |
| Cologne = Kölln |
| Colonia Ulpia Traiana |
| Xanten, Rhine-Westphalia, Germany |
| Combretonium = Conuetoni XV |
| Baylham House, Coddenham |
| Concangium |
| Chester-le-Street, Britain |
| Confluentes |
| Koblenz |
| Corcyra |
| Corfu, Korfu |
| Corieltavi |
| Equivalent to Coritani, Britain |
| Corinium Dobunnorum |
| Cirencester, Britain (County town of Dobunni region. Capital of Roman province Britannia Prima) |
| Roman name |
| English name |
| Constantinople |
| Istanbul (Before Constantine's time called Byzantium) |
| Corduba |
| Cordoba, Spain (Capital of Roman province Far Spain and afterwards "Hispania Baetica") |
| Corinthia |
| Corinth, Greece |
| Coritani |
| Area south of York with Lincoln and towards Birmingham, Britain |
| Corstospitum |
| Corbridge by Hadrian's Wall, Britain |
| Crustomerium |
| Town 15 km outside Rome to the NE close to the Tiber river |
| Cumae |
| Cumae, Campania, Italien (First Greek colony in Italy (peninsula)) |
| Cunetio |
| Mildenhall south of Oxford, Britain |
| Curia |
| Chur, Switzerland (in Roman province Raetia Prima) |
| Cyrenaica |
| Shahhat, Libya |
| Cyrnos |
| Corsica |
| Dacia |
| Transylvania, approximately Romania - Rumænien. |
| Dalmatia |
| Adriatic Coast, former Yugoslavia |
| Damnonii |
| Cornwall and Devon, Britain |
| Danubius |
| Danube = Donau |
| Danum |
| Doncaster, Britain |
| Dardania |
| Serbia, part of |
| Dertosa |
| Tortosa, Spain Mediterranean coast |
| Derventio |
| Littlechester east of Birmingham, Britain |
| Derventio |
| Malton north east of York, Britain |
| Deva |
| Chester, Britain |
| Dictis |
| Wearmouth, Britain |
| Dioscorida |
| Socotra, island east of Somalia, Indian Ocean |
| Dubris |
| Dover, Britain |
| Dunelm |
| Durham, Britain. Adjective: dunelmensis. |
| Durnovaria |
| Dorchester, Britain |
| Durobrivae Cantiacorum |
| Rochester, Britain |
| Durobrivae Catuvellorum |
| Water Newton in the Fenlands, Britain |
| Durocortorum |
| Rheims = Reims, France |
| Duroliponte |
| Cambridge, Britain |
| Durovernum Cantiacorum = Durauerus |
| Canterbury, Britain |
| Durovigutum |
| Godmanchester west of Cambridge, Britain |
| Roman name |
| English name |
| Eboracum = Eburacum |
| York, Britain |
| Egdor |
| Eider, Ejderen, Schleswig |
| Eleusis |
| Elefsis |
| Ephesus |
| Efes, Izmir province, Turkey |
| Epirus |
|
West Greece from the island Corfu stretching south to the Peleponnes. Vestgræsk område fra Korfu mod syd til Peleponnes. |
| Etruria |
| Toscany, north Italy |
| Finibus |
| Somewhere west of Bodensee along the Rhine. |
| Florentia |
| Firenze, Florence, Italy |
| Frigmare ventus |
| Winchelsey, England, syd |
| Frisia |
| Frisia & Frisian islands |
| Fucine |
| Fucino lake, Italy |
| Gades = Gadeira |
| Cadiz, Spain |
| Galatia |
| Minor Asia, central part, Turkey |
| Galava |
| Ambleside, Britain |
| Gallia Cisalpina |
| Italy northern part |
| Gallia Narbonensis |
| Or Provincia - the southernmost part to the east in France along the Mediterranean Sea bordering to Liguria and in the west to the Pyrenees |
| Garriannum |
| Burgh Castle east of Norwich, Britain |
| Garumna |
| Garonne river in France with estuary through Bordeaux |
| Genua |
| Genoa, Liguria, Italy (was capital of the Byzantine province of Liguria) |
| Germania |
| Germany undefined east and north of the Rhine |
| Gesoriacum |
| Boulogne, France |
| Glevum |
| Gloucester, Britain |
| Glota Flavus |
| Clyde River, Scotland |
| Graecia |
| Greece, but mainly only covering the Peleponnes and adjacent islands |
| Hadrumetum |
| Sousse, Tunisia |
| Haga Comitis |
| Haag = Den Haag = 's Gravenhagen. Holland |
| Hebrus |
| Maritsa River |
| Hellespont |
| Dardanelles, Strait of |
| Helvetii |
| Switzerland - Schweiz |
| Herculaneum |
| Herculaneum, Campania, Italy (buried 79 AD by Vesuvius eruption) |
| Hibernia |
| Ireland |
| Hierapolis |
|
Anatolia, Turkey, SW of Lake Hoyran, second city of "Phrygia Pacatiana". but also the location: Membij, Syria by Euphrate, NE of Aleppo |
| Roman name |
| English name |
| Hierosolyma |
| Jerusalem |
| Hippo Regius |
| Annaba, North Africa |
| Hispania |
| Spain |
| Humbra |
| Humber |
| Hydaspes |
| Indus, river in Pakistan |
| Hydruntum |
| Otranto |
| Hyrcania Mare |
| Caspian Sea = Mare Caspium |
| Ianiculum |
| Janiculum Hill is not one of the seven hills. Janiculum is west of the Tiber river between Via Aureliua and Via Portuensis. |
| Iceni |
| Norfolk, Britain |
| Ierusalem = Hierusalem = Hierosolyma |
| Jerusalem |
| Illyricum |
| Former Yugoslavian area |
| Insulae Nudorum = Neguveran / Nicoverra |
| Nikobarerne / Nicobarerne |
| Iol-Caesarea |
| Cherchell, 100 km W of Algiers (capital of Roman province Mauretania Caesariensis) |
| Isca Dumnoniorum = Iscadumnonioru |
| Exeter, Britain |
| Isca Silurum |
| Caerleon upon Usk in South Wales |
| Isca |
| Caerleon by Cardiff, Wales |
| Issurium Brigantum |
|
Aldborough north of York, Britain |
| Ister = Hister = Istros |
| Danube, more precisely the lower part of the river from Illyria to Pontus Euxinus |
| Isurium Brigantum |
| Aldborough north of York, Britain |
| Ituna Aestuaria |
| Solway Firth, Scotland |
| Lactodurum |
| Towcester, Britain |
| Laodicea ad Lycum |
|
No modern town. Now a deserted position 17 km S of Pumukkale, Turkey (Capital of Roman province Phrygia Pacatiana) |
| Latium |
| Region Lazio in Italy, south of the Tiber and bordering south on Campania |
| Lavinium |
| Town 20 km south of Rome close to the coast |
| Lemanis = Lemauio |
| Lympne |
| Lemonum |
| Poitiers, France |
| Leptis Magna |
| Lebda, Libya (Capital of Roman province Tripolitania) |
| Letocetum |
| Wall by Birmingham, Britain |
| Ligeris |
| Loire |
| Lindinis |
| Ilchester in Devon, Britain |
| Lindum |
| Lincoln, Britain |
| Londinium = Lundonium |
| London, Britain |
| Longovicium |
| Lanchester, Britain |
| Roman name |
| English name |
| Lucca |
| Lucca, Toscana, Italy (capital of Roman province Tuscia et Umbria) |
| Luguballum Caer Leul |
| Carlisle, Britain |
| Lugdunensis |
| France, central part around Lyons |
| Lugudunum - Lugdunum |
| Lyons |
| Luguvalium |
| Carlisle, Britain |
| Lusitania |
| Portugal and West Spain |
| Lutetia = Lutetia Parisiorum |
| Paris |
| Macedonia |
| Macedonia was in the classical times covereing from the Adriatic Sea towards east to the Aegean Sea north of the Achaia: the southern part of the Greek mainland. |
| Magiovinium |
| Dropshort north west of St Albans, Britain |
| Magnis |
| Kenchester in South Wales west of Gloucester, Wales |
| Maia |
| Bowness-on-Solway |
| Manavia |
| Isle of Man |
| Mancunium / Mamucium |
| Manchester, Britain |
| Manduessedum |
| Mancetter south of Birmingham, Britain |
| Mare Cantabricum |
| Bay of Biscay. |
| Mare Hadrianum |
| Adriatic Sea |
| Mare Internum |
| Mediterranean Sea |
| Mare Nostrum |
| Middelhavet = »Vores Hav« |
| Mare Tuscum |
| Tyrrhenian Sea. The part of the Mediterranean Sea between Italy, Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily. Sometimes called the Tuscanean Sea. The Sea along the Etrurian coast on Italian peninsula. |
| Margidunum |
| Castlehill north of Leicester, Britain |
| Maris Erythreai |
| Erythraean Sea. The sources do not agree on its original meaning. Some have it was the ancient term for the Red Sea, later and including the Greek it also contained the Indian Ocean and the Persian Gulf. Others have that it was originally applied to the Indian Ocean and later to the Arabian Gulf and finally to the Red Sea. |
| Marsi |
| Italy, central part |
| Massilia, or the Greek form: Massalia |
| Marseilles, France |
| Mauretania |
| Morocco |
| Roman name |
| English name |
| Medeshamstede |
| Peterborough |
| Mediolanum |
| Milan = Milano |
| Memphis |
| Memphis, Egypt, city south of Cairo in classical times |
| Mesia |
| Serbia + Bulgaria NW |
| Mesopotamia |
| Iraq |
| Messana |
| Messina, Sicily |
| Metaris Aestuaria |
| The Wash, Britain |
| Mevania |
| Bevagna, town in Tuscany south |
| Miletus |
| Yeniköy, Turkey |
| Moesia |
| Bulgaria, Greece, landscape - Møsien |
| Mogontiacum = Moguntiacum |
| Mainz (capital of Roman province Upper Germania) |
| Mona |
| Anglesey (both Isle of Man and Anglesey are called Mona), Britain |
| Mona |
| Isle of Man - see also Manavia |
| Monacum |
| Munich / München. E.g. Bibliotheca Regia Monacensis for Bayerische Staatsbibliothek. |
| Monkchester (eng.) |
| Newcastle, Britain [Knowles - Monastic p.167] |
| Mons Apenninius |
| Apennines |
| Moricambe Aestuaria |
| Morecambe Bay, Britain |
| Moridunum = Ridumo XV |
|
Carmarthen in South Wales Place near Sidmouth? |
| Mutina |
| Modena, Italy |
| Mylae |
| Milazzo |
| Naissus |
| Nisk in Moesia, Balkan |
| Narbo |
| Narbonne, France |
| Narbonensis, Gallia Narbonensis |
| France, southern part |
| Naulochus |
| Venetico, Sicily east |
| Navio |
| Brough on Noe in Derbyshire, Britain |
| Neapolis |
| Naples = Napoli, Campania, Italy |
| Nemausus |
| Nîmes, France |
| Nerulum |
| Rotonda, South Italy |
| Nineveh |
| Nineveh, city on the shores of river Tigris, Iraq |
| Nomentum |
| Mentana, north east of Rome |
| Noricum |
| Austrian - Slovenian landscape |
| Norwagia |
| Norway = Norge |
| Noviomagus Regnensium |
| Chichester, Britain |
| Novum Comum |
| Como, Italy |
| Roman name |
| English name |
| Oceanus Britannicus |
| Channel = English Channel |
| Oceanus Germanicus |
| North Sea |
| Oceanus Hibernicus |
| Irish Sea |
| Oceanus Vergivius |
| Saint George Channel and Celtic Sea between Wales / Cornwall and Ireland |
| Oea |
| Tripoli, Libya (second city of Roman Tripolitana) |
| Orcades |
| Orkney Islands |
| Ordovices |
| Area in Wales from Snowdown towards south east, Wales |
| Ostia |
| Ostia, Lazio, Italy |
| Padus |
| Po |
| Palatium |
| Palatine Hill in Rome, one of the seven hills of Rome. See Rome. |
| Palmyra |
| Palmyra, Syria |
| Palus Maeotis |
| Sea of Azov = Azovske Hav |
| Pandataria |
| Pantellaria |
| Pannonia |
| Hungarian - Yugoslavian landscape |
| Panormus |
| Palermo |
| Parisi |
| Area around Middlesborough, Britain |
| Parthia |
| Mostly Iran but sometimes also a part of Iraq |
| Patavium |
| Padova, Veneto, Italy (a city in Roman province Venetia et Histria) |
| Pennocrucum |
| Water Eaton by Birmingham, Britain |
| Pergamum |
| Bergama or Bergamo (Roman province Asia) |
| Perusia |
| Perugia, Italy |
| Petuaria |
| Brough on Humber, Britain |
| Pharmacussa |
| Island close to the Turkish coast by Milesus |
| Pharsalus |
| Palaiopharsalos, Inner Greece |
| Philippi |
| Macedonia, Greece near Dhoxaton |
| Philippopdis |
| Plovdiv |
| Picenum |
| Italy, Marche and Abruzzi |
| Pisidia |
| Pisidia region in the southern part of Turkey north of the coast area of Lycia. Northeast of Rhodes. |
| Placentia |
| Piacenza, Emilia-Romagna, Italy (centre city of 8th Augustan region, later Roman province Aemilia) |
| Pompeii |
| Pompaii, Campania, Italy (town on the Naples Bay, buried by Vesuvius eruption 79 AD) |
| Pons Aelius |
| Newcastle, earlier also = Monkchester, Britain (Knowles p.167) |
| Pontia |
| Ponza, island between Rome and Naples |
| Roman name |
| English name |
| Pontus |
| Turkish province along Black Sea south coast |
| Pontus Euxinus |
| Black Sea |
| Portus Dubrae |
| Dover, Britain |
| Portus Lemanis |
| Lymne / Lympne south west of Dover, Britain |
| Portus Magnus |
| Porchester, Britain |
| Poseidonia |
| Paestum, S of Naples (also called Paestum in classical times) |
| Praeneste |
| Palestrina east of Rome |
| Provincia |
| Provence |
| Quirilinalis |
| The Quirinalean Hill in Rome. See Rome. |
| Raetia |
| Danube River, south of upper part |
| Ratae Corieltavorum |
| Leicester, Britain |
| Ravenna |
| Ravenna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy (capital of West Roman Empire from c. 400 AD, later residence city for the Byzantine exarchate) |
| Reculbium / Regulbium |
| Reculver at the coast north of Canterbury, Britain |
| Reggium Lepidum |
| Reggio (see also Rhegium) |
| Remis |
| Reims |
| Renus |
| Rhine |
| Rha |
| Volga, Russia |
| Rhegium |
| Reggio di Calabria, Italy (capital of Roman province Lucania et Bruttii) |
| Rhenus |
| The Rhine. Also spelt "Renus". |
| Rhodanus |
| Rhone, France |
| Rhodes |
| Rhodes, Greek island (capital of Roman province Insulae = province of the Aegean islands) |
| Roma |
|
Rome, Latium, Italy. The seven hills of Rome are: Quririnalis = Quirinal Hill - to the north Viminalis = Viminal Hill - to the NE Esquilinus = Esquiline Hill - to the E Caelius = Caelian Hill - to the SE Aventinus = Aventine Hill - to the SW Capitolinus = Capitoline Hill - to the W Palatinus = Palatine Hill - in the middle |
| Rotomagus |
| Rouen |
| Rubicon / Rubico |
| Pisciatello, uncertain translation for river on Italy east coast approx. Rimini - Ravenna |
| Rutupice / Rutupiae = Ratupis |
| Richborough by Margate, Britain |
| Sabatia |
| Savona, Italien |
| Sabines |
| Italy, Lazzio northern part |
| Sabrina |
| Severn |
| Salamis |
| Salamis, Cyprus |
| Salinae |
| Droitwich north of Stratford, Britain |
| Salinae |
| Middlewich east of Chester, Britain |
| Salassi |
| Val d'Aosta |
| Roman name |
| English name |
| Samarobriva |
| Amiens, France |
| Samnites |
| Italy,landscape central part |
| Samotra Insula |
| Sumatra, Indonesia |
| Sanctepulcia |
| Jerusalem, Israel |
| Sardica |
| Sofia, Bulgaria |
| Sardis |
| Sartmustafa, Turkey (capital of Lydia during the reigns of native, Persians and Roman rulers |
| Saxonia |
| Saxony |
| Scoti |
| Northern Ireland (shown on the north east point) |
| Secana |
| Seine |
| Segedunum |
| Wallsend, Britain |
| Segontium |
| Caernarvon North Wales |
| Sequana |
| Seine river in France |
| Sexta |
| York, Britain |
| Silurres |
| Wales - the southerly mountains towards the Severn. |
| Singidunum |
| Belgrade, Beograd |
| Sinus Arabicus |
| Red Sea, Gulf of Arabia |
| Sinus Codanus |
| The Baltic Sea |
| Siracusa, Greek version: Syrakousai |
| Syracuse, Sicily, Italy (capital of Roman province "Sicilia") |
| Smyrna |
| Izmir |
| Surrentum |
| Sorrento, Italy |
| Syrtis Major |
| Gulf of Sidra = Joun al Kabrit |
| Tamisia |
| Thames |
| Tanais |
| Don, river in Russia |
| Taprobane |
| Ceylon, Sri Lanka |
| Tarentum |
| Taranto, Apuli, Italy (capital of Roman province "Apulia et Calabria") |
| Tarraco |
| Tarragona, Targona province, Spain (capital of Roman province "Tarraconensis") |
| Tergeste |
| Trieste |
| Terra Corterealis |
| Newfoundland / Labrador (kort 1502) |
| Roman name |
| English name |
| Terra Laboratoris |
| Grønland (kort 1504) |
| Tiberis |
| Tevere, Tiber river through Rome. |
| Tibur |
| Tivoli, Italy |
| Ticinum |
| Pavia, Lombardy, Italy (a city in 11th region of Italy, and later province of Liguria) |
| Tina Flavus |
| Tyne River, Britain |
| Tingis |
| Tangier (capital of Roman province Mauretania Tingitana) |
| Tolosa |
| Toulouse, France |
| Tracia |
| Thrace |
| Trebia |
| Trevi |
| Trinovantes |
| Suffolk, Britain |
| Tripontium |
| Caves Inn, Britain |
| Troglodytes |
| Afrca East Coast from Bab el Mandeb to ca. Zanzibar |
| Troy, Troya |
| Hisarlik, Turkey |
| Tvscia |
| Tuscany |
| Typus Tartariens |
| Djengis Khans rige / Sibirien |
| Uxacona |
| Red Hill south of Birmingham, Britain |
| Uxelodunum |
| Stanvix |
| Vectis Insulae |
| Isle of Wight, Britain |
| Venta Belgarum |
| Winchester, Britain |
| Venta Icenorum |
|
Caistor in Norfolk, nearby Norwich, Britain Caister St. Edmund |
| Venta Silurum |
| Caerwent in South Wales near the eastuary of the Severn, Wales |
| Venta |
| Caerwent by Severn near Tintern, Wales |
| Venusia |
| Venosa, S. Italy |
| Verona |
| Verona, Veneto, Italy (city in Roman province "Venetia et Histria") |
| Verlucio |
| Sandy Lodge south east of Bath, Britain |
| Verulamium |
| Saint Albans, Britain |
| Vesontio |
| Besançon, France (capital of province Maxima Sequanorum) |
| Vienna |
| Vienne |
| Vigornia |
| Worcester. Vigorniensis = of Worcester. |
| Viminalis |
| Viminal Hill in Rome. See Rome. |
| Vindelici |
| Area from Alps to Danube |
| Vindobona |
| Wien |
| Vindolanda |
| Chesterholm, Britain |
| Viriconium Cornoviorum |
| Wroxeter, Britain |
| Wallia |
| Wales |
| Winconia |
| Winchester |
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