Graham, Alexander: Roman Africa: an outline of the history of the Roman occupation of North Africa ; based chiefly upon inscriptions and monumental remains in that country (London [u.a.], 1902)

APPENDIX II

LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL KNOWN TOWNS IN THE
AFRICAN PROVINCES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, OR
THE SITES OF OTHERS WHICH HAVE BEEN IDEN-
TIFIED BY INSCRIPTIONS.

Provincia Byzacena abbreviated thus :



P.B.

Mauritania Caesariensis abbreviated thus :

P.M.C.

,, Mauritania Sitifensis



P. M.S.

Mauritania Tingitana

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P.M.T.

,, Numidia

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P.N.

,, Proconsularis

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P.P.

Tripolitana

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P.T.

Roman Name

Modern Name

Province

Abuzza.....

Henchir Djezza

P.P.

Acholla.....

El Alia.....

P.P.

Ad Aquas ....

Bordj Medjana

P.P.

Ad Fratres ....

Nemours ....

P.M.C.

Ad Majores ....

Besseriani ....

P.N.

Ad Medias ....

Medeah.....

P.M.C.

Ad Mercuriam

Am Chabro .

P.N.

Ad Piscinam ....

Hammam

P.N.

Ad Regias ....

Arbal.....

P.M.C.

Agbia.....

Hedjah .....

P.P.

Altava.....

Lamoriciere ....

P.M.C.

Althiburus ....

*Hr. Medeina ....

P.P.

Ammaedara ....

Hydra .....

P.B.

Aphrodisium ....

Phradise *

P.P.

Apisa .....

Hr. Ain Tarf.

P.P.

Apollonia ....

Mersa Souza....

P.T.

Aquas Csesaris

Hr. el-Hamescha .

P.N.

Aquae Calidae

Hammam Righa .

P.M.C.

Aquae Regiae....

Hr. Bubuscha

P.B.

Aquae Sirenses

Hammam ben Hannia .

P.M.C.

Aquae Tibilitanae .

Hammam Meskoutin .

P.N.

Aquae Flavianae

Hr. Hammam

P.N.

* Hr. Abbreviation of Henchir, signifying ruins or remains of antiquity.