Tabula Peutingeriana – Pantalla individual

[Spaneta]

Bačinci?

Área de los Balcanes del norte

Sin topónimo legible

5A3

negro

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Spaneta (563,5)

Spaneta - https://elexikon.ch/RE/IIIA,1_1261.png

Spaneta (21 B4)

Spaneta

Spaneatis (p. 57.12)

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Kommentar (Talbert):
It would seem that Vlmo and Spaneta were really two successive road stations (as in ItBurd), which the mapmaker, or a copyist later, has merged into one; there are still two stretches for it, however. Possibly the two names became merged along the first of these stretches because of a copyist`s need to accommodate the initial two letters of INFERIOR; then, when the two names were merged, the distance figure for the first was simply dropped.
-> stretch to Sirmivm:
One stretch is drawn as two.

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 446:
11, it. (Hi).
Ulmo, mansio Ulmo (Hi), Ulmi, Ulmos vicus (It bis), Ulmo (It bis); j. Tovarnik.
[10] (Hi).
Spaneta, irrtümlich mit Ulmo zusammengezogen, die Entfernung 10 fehlt; Spaneta (It), Spaneatis (Ra), mutatio Spaneta (Hi); j. Baćinće bei Kukojevce.
10.
In Ladjarak 1 Meilenstein: Ab Aquinco m. p. 225 (CIL III 6466 = 10652); 1 anderer (in Mitrovica) zeigt die Entfernung 15 (ib. 3705).
13^1 [1: Irrig 12 (Bt).].
Dazwischen mutatio Vedulia (Hi), Budalia (It - von Spaneta 8, ad Sirmium 8); j. Martinče.

Kommentar (RE):
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Spaneta (so Itin. Ant. 268. Hieron. 563. Tab. Peut. VI 3; Spaneatis Geogr. Rav. IV 19), Ort in Pannonia inferior. Der Name verrät keltischen Ursprung der Siedlung (Holder Altcelt. Sprachsch. II 1623). VgL Miller Itin. Rom. 446. [Fluss.]

Datierung (Barrington):
Spaneta - Roman, LAte Antique (TIR Aquincum 105).

Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 446.

Fluss, Max, Spaneta, in: RE III A.1 (1927), Sp. 1261.

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