1995, ISBN: 8871400739

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[EAN: 9788871400730], Gebraucht, wie neu, [PU: Edizioni Quasar, Rome], Jacket, Quarto (12.25" x 9.25"; 310mm x 240mm). Pages: 500. Volume 2 of this work. White lettering on blue cloth boa… Mehr…

[EAN: 9788871400730], Gebraucht, wie neu, [PU: Edizioni Quasar, Rome], Jacket, Quarto (12.25" x 9.25"; 310mm x 240mm). Pages: 500. Volume 2 of this work. White lettering on blue cloth boards. Image on jacket shows marble relief carving, Anaglypha Traiani. Jacket protected in removable plastic cover. A rare volume in excellent condition, showing no wear. LTUR is the definitive topographical dictionary of ancient Rome. Its editor, Eva Margarete Steinby, is former professor at the Institute of Archaeology, University of Oxford, and past director of the Finnish Institute in Rome. Steinby and a group of distinguished contributors created the LTUR during 1993-2000, superseding previous topographical dictionaries by S. Platner and T. Ashby, and by L. Richardson, jr. LTUR provides a description of the monuments and buildings of the ancient city, arranged in alphabetical order. Entries in vols. 1-5 synthesize information from various sources and include bibliography for each monument. Illustrations collected at the end of each volume. This comprehensive encyclopedia is an essential reference for any professional or serious layperson in the field of Roman archaeology, architecture, or art history. Published by Edizioni Quasar in Italy, the print run of LTUR in cloth did not satisfy the market for this impressive work, which is now rare and in demand worldwide. Additional photos available on request., Books<

1995, ISBN: 9788871400730

Gebundene Ausgabe

Hardcover, Poor in poor jacket, [ED: 1], Reference, (Soprintendenza Archeologica Di Roma) 500 pp. plus fold out map. Water damage throughout. Dust Jacket stuck to front and back covers. B… Mehr…

Hardcover, Poor in poor jacket, [ED: 1], Reference, (Soprintendenza Archeologica Di Roma) 500 pp. plus fold out map. Water damage throughout. Dust Jacket stuck to front and back covers. Book is usable minor mold many pages, however. This is the second of a five-volume set that provides a detailed account with copious illustrations of current research on public and private buildings and monuments constructed within Rome's Aurelianic walls through the early seventh century AD. Both classical and Christian structures are discussed. Text in Italian. , Rome, [PU: Edizioni Quasar]<