Via Serica
Via serica fuit copia viarum vel itinerum mercatoriorum ab Europa Meridiana per Orientem Proximum et Asiam Mediam (Xinjiang) usque ad Sinas pertinens, qua merces pretiosae, imprimis serica, transvehebantur.
Nomen a Seidenstraße nomine Theodisco deducitur, quo Ferdinandus de Richthofen(en), geographus Germanicus, hanc viam anno 1877 appellavit.
Urbes Viae sericae
Notae
Bibliographia
- Boulnois, Luce. 2001. La route de la soie: Dieux, guerriers et marchands. Genavae: Éditions Olizane. ISBN 2880862493.
- Boulnois, Luce; Helena Loveday, interpr. Silk Road: monks, warriors & merchants on the Silk Road. Hongcongi: Odyssey Books & Guides. ISBN 962-217-720-4.
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- Silk Road Atlas, University of Washington.
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