Rome Alive: A Source-Guide to the Ancient City, Vol. 1 (edition 2004)

by Peter J. Aicher (Author)

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For travelers to Rome, Aicher (classics. U. of Southern Maine) assembles written sources from classical times revealing what the sites and structures meant to people before they were picturesque ruins. References point readers to modern editions of the full texts. The second volume presents the text

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For travelers to Rome, Aicher (classics. U. of Southern Maine) assembles written sources from classical times revealing what the sites and structures meant to people before they were picturesque ruins. References point readers to modern editions of the full texts. The second volume presents the text

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