Itinerarios romanos: La tabula peutingeriana
Abstract
La cartografía romana nunca brilló con la misma intensidad que lo hizo la helenística. A excepción de Ptolomeo, los grandes geógrafos que escribieron en el Imperio Romano como Estrabón, Mela o Plinio no tuvieron la necesidad de acompañar sus estudios de geografía con mapas. La cartografía no prosperó en la geografía literaria, porque la imagen del mundo era una cuestión resuelta para la mayoría de los intelectuales de la época: la tierra era esférica, pero sobre todo romana
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