Ancient Rome in Fifty Monuments 五十座古迹中的古罗马 T&H
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作者Paul Roberts
出版社Thames and Hudson Ltd
ISBN9780500025680
出版时间2024-04
印刷时间2024-04
印数1千册
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开本16开
纸张铜版纸
页数256页
字数1千字
定价409元
上书时间2024-09-09
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✦产品信息——
出版社 : Thames & Hudson (2024年 5月 21日)
语言 : 英语
精装 : 256页
ISBN-10 : 0500025681
ISBN-13 : 978-0500025680
商品重量 : 1.08 Kilograms
尺寸 : 19.56 x 3.05 x 25.65 cm
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这是一部关于罗马城的全新历史，通过罗马皇帝和他们建造的纪念碑来讲述罗马城的历史，他们在古典世界的伟大首都之一罗马留下了自己的印记。
罗马城不是一天建成的，而是历经几个世纪，在许多不同皇帝的统治下建成的。这个不断创造和更新的故事正是《五十座古迹中的古罗马》的核心内容。无数古典学家、历史学家、诗人和作家都对罗马的历史进行过探索，但很少有人通过罗马皇帝的建设计划来叙述罗马的历史，这些计划将意大利的一个小村庄变成了帝国的顶峰。
保罗-罗伯茨带领读者对古罗马进行了一次历史之旅，从卡拉卡拉和戴克里先的豪华浴室、喧闹的马克西姆斯圆形剧场和斗兽场，到特拉扬圆柱等庆祝罗马帝国计划的纪念碑。罗伯茨将新的考古研究与社会和文化历史巧妙地交织在一起，生动地唤起人们对这座城市在某种程度上不断兴起、衰落和重建的故事的回忆。
他逐个皇帝讲述这个故事，探寻伟大建筑项目背后的人物，以及导致其建造和毁灭的人类动机。它们是何时、为何建造的？它们给人们的生活带来了什么？它们对城市形态产生了什么影响？纪念碑的重要性往往不在于其结构本身，而在于其基础上的政治、社会或文化发展。通过这些纪念碑和建造它们的皇帝，罗马的神话与真实的过去交织在一起，反映了罗马帝国胜利但往往动荡的历史。
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A sweeping new history of the city of Rome, told through its emperors and the monuments they built to leave their mark on one of the great capitals of the classical world.
Rome wasn’t built in a day, but over several centuries and under many different emperors. This story of continual creation and renewal lies at the heart of Ancient Rome in Fifty Monuments. Rome’s history has been explored by countless classicists, historians, poets, and authors, but rarely has its history been recounted through the building programs of its emperors, which transformed a small village in Italy into the apogee of empire.
Paul Roberts takes the reader on a historical tour of ancient Rome, from the luxurious bathhouses of Caracalla and Diocletian, the rowdy Circus Maximus, and the Colosseum to monuments such as the Column of Trajan that celebrated Rome’s imperial project. Roberts expertly weaves together the latest archaeological research with social and cultural history, vividly evoking the story of a city always in some way rising, falling, and being rebuilt.
He tells this story emperor by emperor, seeking out the personalities behind the great building projects and the very human motivations that gave rise to their construction―and destruction. When and why were they built? What did they add to the lives of the people who used them? What impact did they have on the shape of the city? Often the importance of a monument lies not intrinsically in the structure itself, but instead in the political, social, or cultural developments at its foundations. Through these monuments and the emperors who built them, Rome’s mythical and real past are intertwined, reflecting the empire’s triumphant yet often turbulent history.
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