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ISBN
0801836921
EAN
9780801836923
Date of Publication
1988-06-26
Release Title
The Ancient Roman City (Ancient Society and History)
Artist
Stambaugh, John E. E.
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Book Title
The Ancient Roman City (Ancient Society and History)

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Publisher
Johns Hopkins University Press
ISBN-10
0801836921
ISBN-13
9780801836923
eBay Product ID (ePID)
475161

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
416 Pages
Publication Name
Ancient Roman City
Language
English
Subject
Ancient / General, Ancient / Rome
Publication Year
1988
Type
Textbook
Author
John E. Stambaugh
Subject Area
History
Series
Ancient Society and History Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
19.1 Oz
Item Length
8.4 in
Item Width
7.2 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
87-026861
TitleLeading
The
Dewey Edition
19
Reviews
""The Ancient Roman City is so full of novel facts, useful synthesis and insightful summations, that the non-specialist is frequently drawn to dwell on the footnotes, track down the intriguing references and generally to reflect on what has been read... Likely to become a standard reference work for undergraduate and high school libraries, a popular supplementary textbook, and a well-worn occupant of that handy shelf near your desk." -- Classical World, "" The Ancient Roman City is so full of novel facts, useful synthesis and insightful summations, that the non-specialist is frequently drawn to dwell on the footnotes, track down the intriguing references and generally to reflect on what has been read... Likely to become a standard reference work for undergraduate and high school libraries, a popular supplementary textbook, and a well-worn occupant of that handy shelf near your desk."", The Ancient Roman City is so full of novel facts, useful synthesis and insightful summations, that the non-specialist is frequently drawn to dwell on the footnotes, track down the intriguing references and generally to reflect on what has been read... Likely to become a standard reference work for undergraduate and high school libraries, a popular supplementary textbook, and a well-worn occupant of that handy shelf near your desk., The Ancient Roman City is so full of novel facts, useful synthesis and insightful summations, that the non-specialist is frequently drawn to dwell on the footnotes, track down the intriguing references and generally to reflect on what has been read... Likely to become a standard reference work for undergraduate and high school libraries, a popular supplementary textbook, and a well-worn occupant of that handy shelf near your desk.
Grade From
College Graduate Student
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
307.7/64/0937
Table Of Content
Preface Introduction Part I. The Growth of Rome Chapter 1. Earliest Rome Chapter 2. Expansion under the Republic Chapter 3. The Late Republic, 146 - 144 B.C. Chapter 4. The Augustan City Chapter 5. Rome under the Emperors Part II. Urban Life in Rome Chapter 6. Population Chapter 7. City Government Chapter 8. Services, Public and Private Chapter 9. The Commercial City Chapter 10. Households and Housing Chapter 11. City and Suburbs Chapter 12. Social Life in the City Chapter 13. The City and the Gods Chapter 14. Roman Holidays Part III. Patterns of Roman Urbanism Chapter 15. The Theory and Practice of Building Towns Chapter 16. Cosa Chapter 17. Pompeii Chapter 18. Ostia Chapter 19. Arelate (Arles) Chapter 20. Thamugadi (Timgad) List of Plates Notes Index
Synopsis
To walk through Rome today is to find the past made present at nearly every corner. For John Stambaugh, this continuity of fabric, form, and function affords an extraordinary view of the ancient city, the experience of its inhabitants, and the Roman way of life. Exploring ancient Rome as both a physical and social environment, he has written the first extended survey of its development in English--and a vivid "guidebook into the living past of one of the most emphatically urban cities the world has ever known." The Ancient Roman City synthesizes recent work in archaeology and social history and draws on physical, literary, and documentary sources to illuminate ancient Rome as a functioning city. Stambaugh conveys a remarkable sense of the details and texture of daily existence--of apartment houses and street vendors, taverns and graffiti, water deliverymen and dry cleaners. Focusing on individuals and groups at all levels of society--from senators to slaves--he also considers the ways in which the physical city reflected and influenced the needs, aspirations, and attitudes of its people. In The Ancient Roman City, the author combines a chronological account of Roman topography and growth, extending from the eighth century B.C. to the third century A.D., with examinations of such specific topics as city government, public servuces, religion, commerce, demography, housing, social life, and public spectacle. Surveys of Cosa, Pompeii, Ostiam, Arelate, and Thamugadi chart the expansion of Roman urbanism through the empire. The text is enhanced by numerous illustrations--site and building plans, drawings, and photographs. For the newcomer to ancient Rome, there is no better orientation. For the person already familiar with the Eternal City's cultural riches or with its modern manifestation, The Ancient Roman City provides a deeper appreciation of Rome's phsical monuments and social foundations., To walk through Rome today is to find the past made present at nearly every corner. For John Stambaugh, this continuity of fabric, form, and function affords an extraordinary view of the ancient city, the experience of its inhabitants, and the Roman way of life. Exploring ancient Rome as both a physical and social environment, he has written the ......, To walk through Rome today is to find the past made present at nearly every corner. For John Stambaugh, this continuity of fabric, form, and function affords an extraordinary view of the ancient city, the experience of its inhabitants, and the Roman way of life. Exploring ancient Rome as both a physical and social environment, he has written the first extended survey of its development in English - and a vivid ''guidebook into the living past of one of the most emphatically urban cities the world has ever known.'', To walk through Rome today is to find the past made present at nearly every corner. For John Stambaugh, this continuity of fabric, form, and function affords an extraordinary view of the ancient city, the experience of its inhabitants, and the Roman way of life. Exploring ancient Rome as both a physical and social environment, he has written the first extended survey of its development in English - and a vivid guidebook into the living past of one of the most emphatically urban cities the world has ever known.
LC Classification Number
HT114.S7 1988

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