Tabula Peutingeriana – Pantalla individual

Hatita

Khirbet es-Samra

Siria/Palestina/Arabia

Topónimo sin símbolo

9C1

negro

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Addida - https://elexikon.ch/RE/I,1_353

Hatita/Adeitha (69 D5)

Hatita

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Kommentar (Talbert):
-> Stretch to Thantia
The route forks on this stretch, but the low placement of the name and the distance figure for the upper branch of the fork (to avoid overrunning river #123) has caused the route linework to be drawn incorrectly.
-> Stretch to Rhose
One stretch is drawn as two.
To judge by BAtlas Map 69, it is a puzzle that the route forks towards Adraha and Chanatha at Hatita, because on the ground the divide only occurs at Bostra.
River crossing: Fl. Heromicas (river, no. 123)

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 818:
Hatita (Irrig Hatta (Sch, Pd, Kt), Aditha (ND – coh. I mil. Thracum), Anitha (Pt); j. Chirbat (Ruine) es Samrat; El Hadid (Brünn).
Apud Aditha (ND – ala II felix Valentiniana); j. Kalat ez Zerka.
11; von Rhose bis Gadda 40.

Kommentar (RE):
Addida (Joseph. Ant. Jud. XIII 203. 392, vgl. 1 Makk. XII 38. XIII 13) beherrschte nach Joseph. Bell. Jud. IV 9, 1 die Hauptstrasse von Jope nach Jerusalem. Esra II 33 ist es zusammen mit Lod und Ono genannt, also identisch mit dem von Eusebius und Hieronymus erwähnten Aditha (Onomast. ed. Lagarde 93); heute el-Ḥadiṯe, östlich von Lydda (Schürer Gesch. des jüd. Volks I 187).
[Benzinger. ]

Datierung (Barrington):
Hatita/Adeitha - Roman/Late Antique (Parker 1986, 30; Humbert 1990; Kennedy 1990, 198)

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 818;

Benzinger, Immanuel, Addida, in: RE I.1 (1893), Sp. 353.

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