OmnesViae / René Voorburg

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16 September 2011
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René Voorburg, an archivist at the National Library of the Netherlands, digitized a Roman road map from about 300 AD. OmnesViae displays a route between two towns of your choice and provides driving directions. Pictured above is one that I created from Ostia to Brundisium — via Neatorama

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