If Trajan, emperor at Rome's greatest extent, saw a modern map of his empire, would he agree with the borders?

by redleaderryan

I've often wondered how modern historians have been able to draw maps of the Roman Empire when, so far as I know, no maps have survived from that period. Because we don't know what their maps looked like, would significant rulers like Trajan agree with the borders we've defined for his empire?

YUNoDie

Do we know if the Romans even made maps?