Building Mid-Republican Rome provides the first interdisciplinary account of a seminal phase of Rome's history, when the early stages of imperial conquest radically transformed the city's physical appearance along with its socioeconomic institutions.
Building Mid-Republican Rome provides the first interdisciplinary account of a seminal phase of Rome's history, when the early stages of imperial conquest radically transformed the city's physical appearance along with its socioeconomic institutions.
Seth Bernard is Assistant Professor of Classics at the University of Toronto.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Introduction: Building as historical process Chapter 2: Materials and supply Chapter 3: Rome from the Sack of Veii to the Gallic Sack Chapter 4: A cost analysis of the Republican circuit walls Chapter 5: The nobilitas and economic innovation: censors, coinage, and contracts Chapter 6: The labor supply of Mid-Republican Rome Chapter 7: Technological change in Roman stonemasonry before concrete Chapter 8: Conclusion Appendix 1: Cost analysis of ashlar masonry in volcanic tuff Appendix 2: Catalog of public building projects, 396 - 168 BCE Bibliography and Abbreviations
Chapter 1: Introduction: Building as historical process Chapter 2: Materials and supply Chapter 3: Rome from the Sack of Veii to the Gallic Sack Chapter 4: A cost analysis of the Republican circuit walls Chapter 5: The nobilitas and economic innovation: censors, coinage, and contracts Chapter 6: The labor supply of Mid-Republican Rome Chapter 7: Technological change in Roman stonemasonry before concrete Chapter 8: Conclusion Appendix 1: Cost analysis of ashlar masonry in volcanic tuff Appendix 2: Catalog of public building projects, 396 - 168 BCE Bibliography and Abbreviations
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