Road station

Ad villam Servilianam

Neschma, Nechmeya (Miller) · (villa 25-30 miles S Hippo Regius) (Barrington)

Ad villam Servilianam, at the Servilian estate, was a road station in Numidia, in today's Algeria, on the way to Hippo Regius. Older research placed it at Nechmeya, where a good number of Latin inscriptions have been found. The map counts fifteen Roman miles from the stop before it, whose name is lost, and thirty on to Hippo Regius; the Roman register of routes, which names the station the same way, also gives fifteen.

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