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xvi, 265p., b/w illus., dj. With eleven papers in ENglish or French by various scholars. (The transformation of the Roman world, 4).

xvii, 403p., b/w illus., maps, dj. Contains 15 papers in English or French by various scholars. (The transformation of the Roman world, 9).

Condizione: Sehr gut. IX, 265 p., plates. From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Minimally rubbed and slightly bleached jacket, overall very good and clean. / Minimal beriebener und leicht verblichener Umschlag, insgesamt sehr gut und sauber. - CONTENTS: List of Illustrations -- List of Contributors -- Introduction, G.P. Brogiolo & Bijan Ward-Perkins -- The Idea of the Town in the Byzantine Empire, John Haldon -- Byzantine Cities in the Seventh and Eighth CenturiesDifferent Sources, Different Histories?, W. Brandes -- Anjar and Early Islamic Urbanism, R. Hillenbrand -- Ideas of the Town in Italy during the Transition from Antiquity to the Middle Ages, G.P. Brogiolo -- Visual Images of the Town in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages, Carlo Bertelli -- The Ideology of Urban Burials, G. Cantino Wataghin -- LIdée chrétienne de la ville : quelques suggestions pour lAntiquité Tardive et le Haut Moyen Age, Alba Maria Orselli -- La Topographie chrétienne entre idéologie et pragmatisme, N. Gauthier -- Paganism and Christianity in Athens and Vicinity during the Fourth to Sixth Centuries A.D, P. Castrén -- Re-using the Architectural Legacy of the Past, entre idéologie et pragmatisme, Bryan Ward-Perkins -- Conclusions, G.P. Brogiolo. - This volume examines changing perceptions and ideals of town life, from the classical cwitas/polis (the lynch-pin of ancient civilisation) to the medieval city (still playing many central roles, but with less of the ideological charge characteristic of Antiquity). One central theme is the persistent shadow of the ancient cityin crumbling ancient buildings, and the survival of Roman styles of urban lay-out; and in the way that cities were depicted both visually (in iconography that changed only very slowly, if at all), and verbally (in the persistence of often outmoded classical terms and descriptions). Yet the ideal of the city was also changing and developing, especially around the idea of a new, specifically Christian city, protected by its saints and by its churches. - Gian Pietro Brogiolo teaches Medieval Archaeology at the University of Padua. His interests are in the towns and countryside of early medieval Italy, and he has excavated extensively in Lombardy, particularly at Brescia and Monte Barro. He has published numerous articles on the cities of Byzantine and Lombard Italy, and is the author of Brescia altomedievale. Urbanistica ed edilizia dal IV al IX secolo (1993). Bryan Ward-Perkins is a Lecturer in Medieval History at Oxford University and a Fellow of Trinity College. He has published extensively on the towns of early medieval Italy and is the author of From Classical Antiquity to the Middle Ages: Urban Public Building in Northern and Central Italy (1984); he is currently an editor of the Cambridge Ancient History Volume XIV. ISBN 9004109013 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 716 Original cloth with dust jacket.

Hardcover. Cloth. 10 contrs.

Tapa blanda. BROGIOLO, G. P. / A. CHAVARRIA ARNAU, EDS.: MONSELICE. ARCHEOLOGIA E ARCHITETTURE TRA LONGOBARDI E CARRARESI. MANTOVA, 2017, 416 p.color laminas, 1540 gr. Encuadernacion original. Nuevo. (A/I) 1540 gr. Libro.

Condizione: NEW. Sesto Fiorentino: All'Insegna del Giglio, 2017 9788899547097 Progetti di archeologia 19 1805 418 p. : ill. col. b/n, indice ; 30 cm. Alla fine degli anni '80 la benemerita Societą Archeologica Veneta aveva promosso, sotto la direzione di Gian Pietro Brogiolo, campagne di scavi dapprima nel castello di San Martino della Vaneza a Cervarese Santa Croce (1987), poi sulla Rocca di Monselice dal 1988 al 1996, entrambe finanziate dalla Cassa di Risparmio di Padova e Rovigo. La storia di questa cittadina dei Colli Euganei č quella di un rilevante centro strategico del nord-est della Penisola che, dopo la sua conquista da parte di Agilulfo agli inizi del VII secolo e il declassamento amministrativo di Padova e di Este, fu capoluogo di un distretto confinante con i potenti ducati di Verona e Vicenza e con i territori dell'impero. Si č tentato di combinare i dati tradizionali offerti dalle fonti scritte, dalla cartografia e dagli scavi archeologici con nuove linee di ricerca che si basano sulle analisi GIS (sia per la cittą sia per il territorio), il remote sensing (il LiDAR principalmente) in una visione sistemica della storia di un territorio nella quale paesaggi agrari, incolto, architetture (fortificazioni, residenze e chiese) costituiscono gli elementi ancora conservati del nostro passato. Brogiolo,Gian Pietro - Chavarrķa Arnau,Alexandra.