从Antitaurus到Karabudak: Zimara和通往Nicopolis的道路

Discovering Rome's Eastern Frontier Pub Date : 2021-12-22 DOI:10.1093/oso/9780192843425.003.0010

T. Mitford

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从Çaltı Çay河上的桥开始，罗马道路沿着幼发拉底河向东弯曲，到达Zimara，这是一个重要的堡垒，非常遥远，科尔布罗知道幼发拉底河下游的航行。乘木筏穿越巨大的安提托罗斯峡谷。继续到塞布丽娜(卡拉布达克)上的德西乌斯桥，并划分道路。这条路线，由亚旦，到尼哥波利斯。直到1915年被亚美尼亚人占领的地方的重要性。

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From the Antitaurus to the Karabudak: Zimara, and the road to Nicopolis

From the bridge over the Çaltı Çay, the Roman road curved east beside the Euphrates to reach Zimara, an important fort, utterly remote, from which Corbulo knew downriver navigation of the Euphrates. A journey by raft through the enormous Antitaurus gorge. Continuation to Decius’ bridge over the Sabrina (Karabudak), and division of roads. The route, by Armudan, to Nicopolis. The significance of places until 1915 occupied by Armenians.

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