Janssonius, John. Tabula Itineraria ex illustri Peutingerorum Bibliotheca Quae Auguste Vindelicorum. 4 copper engraved cards from 8 segments of 4 plates printed and assembled. 42 x 51.5 cm. Amsterdam 1662. Shirley 393 and 212 notes with fig. 171 (EA). Koeman I, 0940/1(-)4:1. – Reproduction from the 17th century. ==References====External links== The copper engraver Johannes Jannssonius reflects the famous map of the Roman road network from the late 12th century. "Jansson has closely copied Orelius' four sheets ... for publication in his atlas of the ancient woold from 1652 onwards" (Shirley). It runs from the British Isles over the Mediterranean and the Middle East to India and Central Asia. – With central falcon, slightly moist, with repaired faults. Very gritty pressure.