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The Ruins and Excavations of Ancient Rome : A Companion Book for Students and Travelers, PDF eBook

The Ruins and Excavations of Ancient Rome : A Companion Book for Students and Travelers PDF

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The chronological order helps us to follow the progress of Roman architecture, from the rude attempts of Etruscan masons to the golden centuries of Agrippa and Apollodorus; as well as the evolution of architectural types, from the round straw hut where the public fire was kept to the marble temple of Hestia, roofed with tiles of bronze; from the Casa Romuli to the Domus Aurea of Nero.

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