Division and Subdivision of the Roman Empire, A.D. 395
A map showing the division and subdivision of the Roman Empire after A.D. 395, indicating the Greek or Byzantine Empire in the east and the Latin Empire in the west. The empires are further broken into Dioceses, including Dacia, Thracia, Macedonia, C...

Europe and Western Asia at the beginning of the Reign of Theodoric the Ostro-goth, A.D. 494
Map showing the Division and Subdivision of the Roman Empire after 395 A. D. Map is color–coded to differentiate between the various groups inhabiting the area. ...

Provinces of the Roman Empire, About the beginning of the Christian era (A.D.)
The provinces of the Roman Empire, at the time of its greatest extent. — Comprehensive Geography, 1872...

Roman Empire, AD 101–200
A map of the Roman Empire at its great extent, in the second century A.D., the century known as the period of the "Five Good Emperors" (Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antonius Pius, and Marcus Aurelius). The map shows the boundaries of the empire ...

The Provinces of the Roman Empire within the Years of Conquest, AD 116
A map of the provinces of the Roman Empire showing the years of conquest. The provinces include Sicilia (240 BC), Sardinia (237 BC), Baetica (206 BC), Hispania Tarraconensis (205 BC), Illyris Graeca (176 BC), Achaia (146 BC), Africa (Carthage –...

The Roman Empire in its Greatest Extent, AD 116
A map of Europe and the Mediterranean in AD 116, showing the provinces of the Roman Empire in its greatest extent. This map shows the Roman territories in color, with the extent of the empire under Trajan (AD 53–117) bordered in red, and the ex...

Roman Empire in the Time of Trajan, AD 117
A map of Europe, northern Africa, and western Asia, showing the extent of the Roman Empire in the time of Trajan (Marcus Ulpius Nerva Traianus AD 53–117). The map shows the Roman domains of Spain, Gaul, Britannia, Dacia, Moesia, Dalmatia, Maced...

The Roman Empire Under Trajan, AD 117
A map of the Roman Empire under Trajan's rule showing the boundaries of the Empire. "Trajan was a native of Spain, and a soldier by profession and talent. His ambition to achieve military renown led him to undertake distant and important conques...

Roman Empire at the death of Augustus, AD 14
A map of Europe, northern Africa, and western Asia, showing the extent of the Roman Empire at the death of Augustus in AD 14. The map shows the Roman domains of Spain, Gaul, Dalmatia, Macedonia, Greece, Bithynia, Pontus, Galatia, Cilicia, Egypt, Cyre...

The Roman Empire under Diocletian , AD 284–305
Map showing the Roman Empire under Diocletian (AD 284–305) showing the Four Prefectures, color–coded to distinguish between the four prefectures....