Roman historians (like Ptolemeus) considered that all actual Morocco until the Atlas mountains was part of the Roman Empire, because in the Augustus times Mauretania was a vassal state and his rulers (like Juba II) controlled all the areas south of Volubilis.
Roman historians (like Ptolemeus) considered that all actual Morocco until the Atlas mountains was part of the Roman Empire. During the time of Augustus, Mauretania was a vassal state and his rulers (like Juba II) controlled all the areas south of Volubilis.