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| Keywords: 1794 Anville Map of England in ancient Roman times. - Geographicus - England-horsley-1794.jpg A large and dramatic 1794 map of England under Roman Rule Covers all of England Province of Britanniae as well as adjacent parts of Scotland Ireland Hibernia and France Gallia Features both ancient and contemporary place names ie Londinium and London for each destination - an invaluable resource or scholars of antiquity Details mountains rivers cities roadways and lakes with political divisions highlighted in outline color Title area appears in a in the upper right quadrant Includes two distance scales bottom right referencing distance measurement systems common in antiquity Text in Latin and English Drawn by John Horsley in 1732 and published in 1794 by Laurie and Whittle London 1794 dated Size in 20 22 object history credit line accession number England-horsley-1794 D'Anville J B B <i>Complete Body of Ancient Geography</i> Laurie and Whittle London 1795 Geographicus-source PD-Art-100 1794 maps Old maps of the Roman Empire Maps of the history of England Maps in Latin English language maps of Europe John Horsley archaeologist | ||||
