Primary-source dossier
The excerpts below are reproduced from the Ictis Anthology — a working paper produced during research for the project. Some of the results were spun off into New Perspectives on the Ictis of Pytheas of Massalia.
The Maritime Itinerary
Item in mari oceano quod Gallias et Britannias interluit
insule Orcades numero iii
insule Clota in Hivernione
Vecta Riduna Sarmia Caesarea Barsa Silia
Andium Sicdelis Uxantis Ina
Vindilis Siata Iga1
Bibliography and editions
Critical editions and further reading
- Critical edition. G. Parthey and M. Pinder (eds), Itinerarium Antonini Augusti et Hierosolymitanum (1848). Internet Archive: Parthey & Pinder 1848.
- Roman place-name reference. A. L. F. Rivet and C. Smith, The Place-Names of Roman Britain (1979). Google Books: Rivet & Smith.
Supplemental digital resources
- Digital manuscript. Real Biblioteca del Monasterio de El Escorial, Itinerarium Antonini manuscript. Open resource
Rights boundary. Ancient texts and public-domain images are not relicensed by Kassiteros. Modern editions and translations retain their own rights. Only Kassiteros-authored commentary and original project metadata are intended to fall under the project’s CC BY 4.0 policy.
Why this source matters
The Antonine Itinerary provides route-based rather than descriptive geography. Its maritime material, island names and coastal sequence are useful controls for Vectis, Silia/Scilly and the practical geography of Roman movement around Britain.