دانلود کتاب Art & Archaeology of the Roman World /anglais

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Part I - Rome and Italy before the Empire (c. 800–27 BCE)\n 1 - Etruscan and Early Roman Art\n Beginnings of Rome\n The Villanovans\n Etruscans in the Wider World\n The Legacy of Etruscan Art\n 2 - Republican Rome and the Hellenistic World: Triumph, Commemoration, and Public Art\n The Empire of Alexander and the Rise of Rome\n Conquest and Culture\n Roman “Museums” of Greek Art\n The Triumph and Republican Temple Architecture\n Sculpture\n Portraiture\n 3 - Republican Rome and the Hellenistic World: Art of the Roman Household\n Evidence from Delos and Vesuvius\n The Atrium House\n Domestic Sculpture\n Roman and Hellenistic Art\n 4 - From Republic to Empire: Art in the Age of Civil War\n The First Triumvirate and Civil War\n The Second Triumvirate and Civil War\n Transforming Rome\nPart II - The Formation of the Roman Empire (27 BCE–96 CE)\n 5 - Augustus, the Principate, and Art\n Augustus in Concept and Image\n The Building Program of Augustus\n Later Second Style Wall Painting\n Third Style Wall Painting\n Augustus’s Legacy\n 6 - Imperial Portraiture and Commemoration in the Early Empire\n The Julio-Claudians\n The Flavians\n 7 - Palaces and Public Works in the Early Empire\n Imperial Palaces\n Public Works\n 8 - Provincial and Private Art in the Early Empire\n Private Funerary Art\n Art and Architecture in the Provinces\nPart III - The High Empire (96–192 CE)\n 9 - Art in the Reign of Trajan\n Nerva’s Successor\n Trajan’s Buildings in Rome\n Trajan’s Buildings outside Rome\n From Trajan to Hadrian\n 10 - The Art of Hadrian and the Antonines\n Hadrian\n The Antonines\n 11 - Provincial Art in the High Empire\n The Provinces\n Funerary Art and Sarcophagi\nPart IV - Collapse and Recovery: Art across the Later Roman Empire (193–337 CE)\n 12 - Art in the Age of the Severans\n Severan Portraiture\n Building in Rome\n Private Art after the Antonines\n 13 - The Art of the Soldier Emperors and the Tetrarchy\n Soldier Emperors\n The Tetrarchy\n 14 - Constantine and the Legacies of Roman Art\n Constantine the Emperor\n Epilogue: Rome’s Lasting Legacy\nGlossary\nFurther Reading\nSources of Quotations\nSources of Illustrations\nIndex