The Types of Roman Roads
- Agger - a built up pass, causeway
- Angiportus - alley, narrow street
- Callis - foot-path, pass, track
- Clivus - sloping street
- Crepido - pavement
- Iter - route, passage, walkway
- Limes - path between field, boundary-line, frontier line
- Pervium - thoroughfare
- Platea - street
- Semita - path
- Strata - road (for vehicles), street
- Trames - crossway, by-path, foot-path
- Via - highway
- Vicus - quarter of a city, city street
Sources:
Adkins and Adkins Handbook to Life in Ancient Rome
Lewis and Short A Latin Dictionary
