The Rise and Fall of Rome, 264 BC – AD 476 · THE MAP IN
Map of the Roman Empire in AD 14
The Augustan frontiers
The Roman Empire in AD 14: The Augustan frontiers. Since 30 BC, 12 territories changed status on this map: including Asia Minor (mod. Turkey), Noricum (mod. Austria), Pannonia (mod. Hungary) and 9 more.
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What changes on the map
| Asia Minor (mod. Turkey) | Roman clients & allies → Roman territory |
| Noricum (mod. Austria) | Tribal peoples & confederations → Roman territory |
| Pannonia (mod. Hungary) | Tribal peoples & confederations → Roman territory |
| Pannonia (mod. Slovenia) | Tribal peoples & confederations → Roman territory |
| Dalmatia (mod. Croatia) | Tribal peoples & confederations → Roman territory |
| Illyricum (mod. Bosnia) | Tribal peoples & confederations → Roman territory |
| Moesia (mod. Serbia) | Tribal peoples & confederations → Roman territory |
| Illyricum (mod. Montenegro) | Tribal peoples & confederations → Roman territory |
| Dardania (mod. Kosovo) | Tribal peoples & confederations → Roman territory |
| Thracia (mod. Bulgaria) | Hellenistic kingdoms → Roman clients & allies |
| Judaea (mod. Israel) | Roman clients & allies → Roman territory |
| Batavia (mod. Netherlands) | Roman clients & allies → Roman territory |
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