From there, two miles on the left side, is Bethlehem, where the Lord Jesus Christ was born; there a basilica has been built by order of Constantine. Not far from there is the monument of Ezekiel, Asaph, Job, and Jesse, David, Solomon, and it has in that very crypt, on the side as one descends, the names written above inscribed in Hebrew letters. From there to Bethasora is fourteen miles, where there is the spring in which Philip baptized the eunuch. From there to Terebinth is nine miles, where Abraham dwelt and dug a well under the terebinth tree and spoke with the angels and took food; there a basilica of wondrous beauty has been built by order of Constantine. From Terebinth to Hebron is two miles.
There is a memorial of square form, made of stones of wondrous beauty, in which are laid Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Sarah, Rebecca, and Leah. Likewise, from Jerusalem thus: City of Nicopolis — 22 miles; City of Lydda — 10 miles; relay-station Antipatris — 10 miles; relay-station Bethar — 10 miles; City of Caesarea — 16 miles. The whole sum from Constantinople as far as Jerusalem is one thousand one hundred and sixty-four miles, sixty-nine relay-stations, fifty-eight halting-places. Likewise by way of Nicopolis to Caesarea, seventy-three and a half miles, ... relay-stations, three halting-places.
Likewise from Heraclea through Macedonia: relay-station Aerea — 16 miles; halting-place Registus — 12 miles; relay-station Bedizus — 12 miles; City of Apri — 12 miles; relay-station Zesutera — 12 miles. The boundary of Europe and Rhodope.
... 10 miles; City of Epyrum — 10 miles; relay-station Purdis — 8 miles. The boundary of Rhodope and Macedonia. Halting-place Hercontroma — 9 miles; relay-station Neapolis — 9 miles; City of Philippi — where Paul and Silas were in prison; relay-station ad Duodecimum — 12 miles; relay-station Domeros — 7 miles; City of Amphipolis — 13 miles; relay-station Pennana — 10 miles; relay-station Euripidis — 10 miles — there the poet Euripides is buried; halting-place Apollonia — 11 miles; relay-station Heracleustibus — 11 miles; relay-station Duodea — 14 miles; City of Thessalonica — 13 miles; relay-station ad Decimum — 10 miles; relay-station Gephira — ...
... 10 miles; City of Pella, whence came Alexander the Great the Macedonian — 10 miles; relay-station Scurio — 15 miles; City of Edessa — 15 miles; relay-station ad Duodecimum — 12 miles; halting-place Cellis — 16 miles; relay-station Grande — 14 miles; relay-station Melitonus — 14 miles; City of Heraclea — 13 miles; relay-station Parambole — 12 miles; relay-station Brucida — 18 miles. The boundary of Macedonia and Epirus.
... 12 miles. The whole sum from Heraclea through Macedonia as far as Aulona is six hundred and eighty-eight miles, fifty-eight relay-stations, twenty-five halting-places.
Across the sea a thousand stadia, which makes one hundred miles, and you come to the halting-place of Hydruntum, a thousand paces; relay-station ad Duodecimum — 13 miles; halting-place Clipeae — 12 miles; relay-station Valentia — 13 miles; City of Brundisium — 11 miles; halting-place Spelaeae — 14 miles; relay-station ad Decimum — 11 miles; City of Leonatiae — 10 miles; relay-station Turres Aurelianae — 15 miles; relay-station Turres Iulianae — 9 miles; City of Beroes — 11 miles; relay-station Butontones — 11 miles; City of Rubi — 11 miles; relay-station ad Quintumdecimum — 15 miles; City of Canusium — 15 miles; relay-station Undecimum — 11 miles; City of Serdonis — 15 miles; City of Aecae — 18 miles; relay-station Aquilonis — 10 miles. The boundary of Apulia and Campania.
Halting-place ad Equum Magnum — 8 miles; relay-station, the village Fornum Novum — 12 miles; City of Beneventum — 10 miles; City and halting-place Claudii — 12 miles; relay-station Novae — 9 miles; City of Capua — 12 miles. The sum from Aulona as far as Capua is two hundred and eighty-nine miles, twenty-five relay-stations, thirteen halting-places.
Relay-station ad Octavum — 8 miles; relay-station Pons Campanus — 9 miles; City of Sinuessa — 9 miles; City of Minturnae — 9 miles; City of Formiae — 9 miles; City of Fundi — 12 miles; City of Tarracina — 13 miles; relay-station ad Medias — 10 miles; relay-station Appi Forum — 9 miles; relay-station Sponsae — 7 miles; City of Aricia and Albona — 14 miles; relay-station ad Nonum — 7 miles; into the city of Rome — 9 miles. From Capua as far as the city of Rome is one hundred and thirty-six miles, fourteen relay-stations, nine halting-places.
From Heraclea by way of Aulona as far as the city of Rome is one thousand one hundred and thirteen miles, seventeen relay-stations, forty-six halting-places. From the city of Rome to Mediolanum (Milan):
Relay-station Rubras — 9 miles; relay-station ad Vicensimum — 11 miles; relay-station Aqua Viva — 12 miles; City of Ocriculum — 12 miles; City of Narnia — 12 miles; City of Interamna — 9 miles; relay-station Tres Tabernae — 3 miles; relay-station Fanum Fugitivi — 10 miles; City of Spoletium — 7 miles; relay-station Sacraria — 8 miles; City of Trebiae — 4 miles; City of Fulginium — 5 miles.
City of Forum Flaminii — 3 miles; City of Nuceria — 12 miles; City of Ptaniae — 8 miles; halting-place Herbellonum — 7 miles; relay-station ad Hesis — 10 miles; relay-station ad Cale — 14 miles; relay-station Intercisa — 9 miles; City of Forum Sempronii — 9 miles; relay-station ad Octavum — 9 miles; City of Fanum Fortunae — 8 miles; City of Pisaurum — ...
Relay-station Conpetum — 12 miles; City of Caesena — 6 miles; City of Forum Populi — 6 miles; City of Forum Livi — 6 miles; City of Faventia — 5 miles; City of Forum Cornelii — 10 miles; City of Claterna — 13 miles; City of Bononia — 10 miles; relay-station ad Medias — 15 miles; relay-station Victuriolae — 10 miles; City of Mutina — 3 miles; relay-station Pons Secies — 5 miles; City of Regium — 8 miles; relay-station Cannetum — 10 miles; City of Parma — 8 miles; relay-station ad Tarum — 7 miles; halting-place Fidentiae — ...
... 8 miles; relay-station ad Fonteclos — 8 miles; City of Placentia — 13 miles; relay-station ad Rota — 11 miles; relay-station Tres Tabernae — 5 miles; City of Laus — 9 miles; relay-station ad Nonum — 7 miles; City of Mediolanum — 7 miles. The whole sum from the city of Rome as far as Mediolanum is four hundred and sixteen miles, forty-two relay-stations, twenty-four halting-places.