ITINERARY

(Lat. iter, a journey.) In Literature, a work containing notices or descriptions of the places and stations to be met with in pursuing a particular line of road; as, an Itinerary from Paris to Rome: or of the principal places and stations on the great roads throughout a country; as. Itinerary of France, Italy, . The Latin Itineraries which have been preserved to us consist merely of catalogues of stations, and are principally valuable to us because they contain the distance, in Roman miles, from one to another, and thus furnish us with a istance towards determining the actual site of each place mentioned. [s. 634]