Geography Pages
Maps of the Roman Empire at the times of Trajan and Vespasian
All boundaries, and borders of countries, are approximate
The territory controlled by a king or people varied from time to time, and was often disputed by other peoples. An approximation to the modern coast-line is generally used in the maps.
| The Roman Empire at the time of Vespasian - AD 70 |
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| The Roman Empire at the time of its greatest extent - Trajan - AD 117 |
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Go here for the History of the period.
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