Pars IX: Athen (Segment VIII), Peutinger Table

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Pars IX of the Tabula Peutingeriana focuses on southeastern Greece, with Athens prominently featured, portrayed as one of the most celebrated cities of the ancient world. This section of the map demonstrates the continued centrality of Athens into Roman times, not only as a cultural and philosophical center, but also as an important hub for maritime and land trade. The roads depicted converge on Athens, connecting it with the rest of Attica, the Peloponnese, Macedonia, and the Aegean islands, demonstrating the city's strategic role in the imperial network.

Alongside Athens, illustrious names such as Megara, Thebes, Delphi, and Corinth appear, places that evoke the great history of classical Greece but also their integration into Roman administration and logistics. The blue lines stylize the Aegean Sea, dotted with islands that reveal the importance of maritime routes in the economic and military life of the Empire.

Therefore, Pars IX represents the fusion of Greek heritage and Roman rule. A document that tells us about an interconnected Mediterranean, where Athens, despite Roman rule, remained a cultural reference and a key crossing point. This section of the Tabula Peutingeriana provides a vibrant image of an ancient world where culture, trade, and power intertwined along roads and sea routes.

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