Introduction -- (part I: World And Empire In The Mind's Eye) -- Oswald Dilke's Greek And Roman Maps (1985) -- China And Rome: The Awareness Of Space -- Grasp Of Geography In Caesar's War Narratives -- Trevor Murphy's Pliny The Elder's Natural History: The Empire In The Encyclopedia (2004) -- An English Translation Of Pliny's Geographical Books For The Twenty-first Century -- Boundaries Within The Roman Empire -- Rome's Provinces As Framework For Worldview -- Worldview Reflected In Roman Military Diplomas -- Author, Audience And The Roman Empire In The Antonine Itinerary -- John Matthews' The Journey Of Theophanes: Travel, Business, And Daily Life In The Roman East (2006) -- (part Ii: Maps For Whom And Why) -- The Unfinished State Of The Artemidorus Map: What Is Missing, And Why? -- Claudius' Use Of A Map In The Roman Senate -- Cartography And Taste In Peutinger's Roman Map -- Peutinger's Map: The Physical Landscape Framework -- Copyists' Engagement With The Peutinger Map -- (part Iii: From Space To Time) -- Roads Not Featured: A Roman Failure To Communicate? -- Roads In The Roman World: Strategy For The Way Forward -- Communicating Through Maps: The Roman Case -- Roman Concern To Know The Hour In Broader Historical Context -- Bibliography -- Ancient Texts And Maps -- Modern Scholarship -- Index. Richard J. A. Talbert. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Ann Arbor, Mi Available Via World Wide Web.