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1st edition. Fine cloth copy in a near-fine, very slightly edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust-wrapper, now mylar-sleeved. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description: xix, 276 pages : illustrations, maps, 26 cm. Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 260-264) and index. Contents: Chapter One The Colosseum -- THE ACCESSION OFVESPASIAN AND THE ORIGINS OF THE FLAVIAN AMPHITHEATRE -- VISITING THE COLOSSEUM -- THE FAC?ADE -- CIRCULATION PATTERNS AND SOCIAL STATUS -- DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF THE CAVEA -- THE EVIDENCE FROM THE INSCRIPTIONS RESERVING PLACES FOR THE ARVAL BRETHREN -- THE ARENA -- THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE SPECTACLES -- BUILDING MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES -- CONCLUSION -- Chapter Two The origins and early development of the amphitheatre -- THE ORIGINS OF THE GLADIATORIAL COMBATS -- THE ORIGINS AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF THE VENATIONES 11 -- THE ORIGINS OF THE AMPHITHEATRE -- THE EARLY CAMPANIAN TRADITION OF PERMANENT AMPHITHEATRES -- THE EARLIEST AMPHITHEATRES IN STONE -- Chapter Three Imperial amphitheatres -- AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE MONUMENTAL URBAN LANDSCAPE -- THE ARCHITECTURE -- DECORATIVE MATERIAL -- A SELECTIVE SURVEY OF IMPERIAL AMPHITHEATRES IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE -- Chapter Four The North African amphitheatres -- THE NORTH AFRICAN PROVINCES: A HISTORICAL SKETCH -- A CATALOGUE OF NORTH AFRICAN AMPHITHEATRES -- Agbia (Hr. Ain-Hadja): Golvin # 64 152 -- CHRONOLOGY -- CONCLUSIONS -- Chapter Five Endings and new beginnings -- THE LAST AMPHITHEATRES -- THE END OF THE SPECTACLES -- THE IMPLICATIONS FOR AMPHITHEATRES AND THEIR USE -- CONCLUSION -- EPILOGUE: RIPPLES IN THE FABRIC OF TIME -- Appendix -- THE DECREE OF THE EMPERORS MARCUS AURELIUS AND LUCIUS VERUS LIMITING THE PRICE OF GLADIATORS (Senatus consultum de pretiis gladiatorum minuendis) -- Notes -- Select bibliography -- Index. Subjects: Amphitheaters Rome; Architecture and society Italy Rome; Public Buildings, Roman world; Rome (Empire); Rome Antiquities. 1 Kg.…

1st edition. Fine cloth copy in a near-fine, very slightly edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust-wrapper, now mylar-sleeved. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description: xix, 276 pages : illustrations, maps, 26 cm. Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 260-264) and index. Contents: Chapter One The Colosseum -- THE ACCESSION OFVESPASIAN AND THE ORIGINS OF THE FLAVIAN AMPHITHEATRE -- VISITING THE COLOSSEUM -- THE FAÇADE -- CIRCULATION PATTERNS AND SOCIAL STATUS -- DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF THE CAVEA -- THE EVIDENCE FROM THE INSCRIPTIONS RESERVING PLACES FOR THE ARVAL BRETHREN -- THE ARENA -- THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE SPECTACLES -- BUILDING MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES -- CONCLUSION -- Chapter Two The origins and early development of the amphitheatre -- THE ORIGINS OF THE GLADIATORIAL COMBATS -- THE ORIGINS AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF THE VENATIONES 11 -- THE ORIGINS OF THE AMPHITHEATRE -- THE EARLY CAMPANIAN TRADITION OF PERMANENT AMPHITHEATRES -- THE EARLIEST AMPHITHEATRES IN STONE -- Chapter Three Imperial amphitheatres -- AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE MONUMENTAL URBAN LANDSCAPE -- THE ARCHITECTURE -- DECORATIVE MATERIAL -- A SELECTIVE SURVEY OF IMPERIAL AMPHITHEATRES IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE -- Chapter Four The North African amphitheatres -- THE NORTH AFRICAN PROVINCES: A HISTORICAL SKETCH -- A CATALOGUE OF NORTH AFRICAN AMPHITHEATRES -- Agbia (Hr. Ain-Hadja): Golvin # 64 152 -- CHRONOLOGY -- CONCLUSIONS -- Chapter Five Endings and new beginnings -- THE LAST AMPHITHEATRES -- THE END OF THE SPECTACLES -- THE IMPLICATIONS FOR AMPHITHEATRES AND THEIR USE -- CONCLUSION -- EPILOGUE: RIPPLES IN THE FABRIC OF TIME -- Appendix -- THE DECREE OF THE EMPERORS MARCUS AURELIUS AND LUCIUS VERUS LIMITING THE PRICE OF GLADIATORS (Senatus consultum de pretiis gladiatorum minuendis) -- Notes -- Select bibliography -- Index. Subjects: Amphitheaters Rome; Architecture and society Italy Rome; Public Buildings, Roman world; Rome (Empire); Rome Antiquities. 1 Kg.…

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First Edition. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dust-wrapper, now mylar-sleeved. Particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description: 276 pages) : illustrations, maps. Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 260-264) and index.Contents: Cover -- The Story of the Roman Amphitheatre -- Contents -- Plates -- Figures -- Tables -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations -- Chapter One The Colosseum -- THE ACCESSION OFVESPASIAN AND THE ORIGINS OF THE FLAVIAN AMPHITHEATRE -- VISITING THE COLOSSEUM -- THE FAC?ADE -- CIRCULATION PATTERNS AND SOCIAL STATUS -- DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF THE CAVEA -- THE EVIDENCE FROM THE INSCRIPTIONS RESERVING PLACES FOR THE ARVAL BRETHREN -- THE ARENA -- THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE SPECTACLES -- BUILDING MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES -- CONCLUSION -- Chapter Two The origins and early development of the amphitheatre -- THE ORIGINS OF THE GLADIATORIAL COMBATS -- THE ORIGINS AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF THE VENATIONES 11 -- THE ORIGINS OF THE AMPHITHEATRE -- THE EARLY CAMPANIAN TRADITION OF PERMANENT AMPHITHEATRES -- THE EARLIEST AMPHITHEATRES IN STONE -- Chapter Three Imperial amphitheatres -- AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE MONUMENTAL URBAN LANDSCAPE -- THE ARCHITECTURE -- DECORATIVE MATERIAL -- A SELECTIVE SURVEY OF IMPERIAL AMPHITHEATRES IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE -- Chapter Four The North African amphitheatres -- THE NORTH AFRICAN PROVINCES: A HISTORICAL SKETCH -- A CATALOGUE OF NORTH AFRICAN AMPHITHEATRES -- Agbia (Hr. Ain-Hadja): Golvin # 64 152 -- CHRONOLOGY -- CONCLUSIONS -- Chapter Five Endings and new beginnings -- THE LAST AMPHITHEATRES -- THE END OF THE SPECTACLES -- THE IMPLICATIONS FOR AMPHITHEATRES AND THEIR USE -- CONCLUSION -- EPILOGUE: RIPPLES IN THE FABRIC OF TIME -- Appendix -- THE DECREE OF THE EMPERORS MARCUS AURELIUS AND LUCIUS VERUS LIMITING THE PRICE OF GLADIATORS (Senatus consultum de pretiis gladiatorum minuendis) -- Notes -- Select bibliography -- Index. Subjects: Amphitheaters Rome.Architecture and society Rome. Architecture et socie?te? Rome. HISTORY Ancient. Amphitheaters.Architecture and society.Amphitheatres Rome.Amphitheaters Rome.Architecture and society Rome. Amphitheatres Rome. Amphitheaters Africa, North. Amphitheaters, RomanArchitecture, RomanAmphitheaters Rome.Architecture and society Rome. Amphitheaters Italy Rome. Architecture and society Italy Rome.Amphitheaters RomeLVA BWL. Public Buildings : Roman world. Amphitheater.Amfitheaters. Romeinse oudheid. Amphitheaters Rome. Architecture and society Rome. Amphitheaters Social aspects Rome. Amphitheaters Rome Design and construction.Rome (Empire)Ro?misches ReichRome Antiquities. 1 Kg.…

First Edition. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dust-wrapper, now mylar-sleeved. Particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description: 276 pages) : illustrations, maps. Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 260-264) and index.Contents: Cover -- The Story of the Roman Amphitheatre -- Contents -- Plates -- Figures -- Tables -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations -- Chapter One The Colosseum -- THE ACCESSION OFVESPASIAN AND THE ORIGINS OF THE FLAVIAN AMPHITHEATRE -- VISITING THE COLOSSEUM -- THE FAÇADE -- CIRCULATION PATTERNS AND SOCIAL STATUS -- DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF THE CAVEA -- THE EVIDENCE FROM THE INSCRIPTIONS RESERVING PLACES FOR THE ARVAL BRETHREN -- THE ARENA -- THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE SPECTACLES -- BUILDING MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES -- CONCLUSION -- Chapter Two The origins and early development of the amphitheatre -- THE ORIGINS OF THE GLADIATORIAL COMBATS -- THE ORIGINS AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF THE VENATIONES 11 -- THE ORIGINS OF THE AMPHITHEATRE -- THE EARLY CAMPANIAN TRADITION OF PERMANENT AMPHITHEATRES -- THE EARLIEST AMPHITHEATRES IN STONE -- Chapter Three Imperial amphitheatres -- AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE MONUMENTAL URBAN LANDSCAPE -- THE ARCHITECTURE -- DECORATIVE MATERIAL -- A SELECTIVE SURVEY OF IMPERIAL AMPHITHEATRES IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE -- Chapter Four The North African amphitheatres -- THE NORTH AFRICAN PROVINCES: A HISTORICAL SKETCH -- A CATALOGUE OF NORTH AFRICAN AMPHITHEATRES -- Agbia (Hr. Ain-Hadja): Golvin # 64 152 -- CHRONOLOGY -- CONCLUSIONS -- Chapter Five Endings and new beginnings -- THE LAST AMPHITHEATRES -- THE END OF THE SPECTACLES -- THE IMPLICATIONS FOR AMPHITHEATRES AND THEIR USE -- CONCLUSION -- EPILOGUE: RIPPLES IN THE FABRIC OF TIME -- Appendix -- THE DECREE OF THE EMPERORS MARCUS AURELIUS AND LUCIUS VERUS LIMITING THE PRICE OF GLADIATORS (Senatus consultum de pretiis gladiatorum minuendis) -- Notes -- Select bibliography -- Index. Subjects: Amphitheaters Rome.Architecture and society Rome. Architecture et société Rome. HISTORY Ancient. Amphitheaters.Architecture and society.Amphitheatres Rome.Amphitheaters Rome.Architecture and society Rome. Amphitheatres Rome. Amphitheaters Africa, North. Amphitheaters, RomanArchitecture, RomanAmphitheaters Rome.Architecture and society Rome. Amphitheaters Italy Rome. Architecture and society Italy Rome.Amphitheaters RomeLVA BWL. Public Buildings : Roman world. Amphitheater.Amfitheaters. Romeinse oudheid. Amphitheaters Rome. Architecture and society Rome. Amphitheaters Social aspects Rome. Amphitheaters Rome Design and construction.Rome (Empire)Römisches ReichRome Antiquities. 1 Kg.…

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