La ville Défigurée. Gestion et perception des ruines dans le monde romain (Ier siècle a.C.-IVe siècle p.C.). Epigraphie the book analyzes the document

the book analyzes the document from two different perspectives: the elements of the list are first considered as Ineni listed them

Pierre Brulé's work shifts the usual perspective towards a history of structures

Delachaux Essentials Collection

This richly illustrated collection contains several hundred of these documents

l’investigation entend rendre justice à un foisonnement de dieux et de rituels

La ville Défigurée. Gestion et perception des ruines dans le monde romain (Ier siècle a.C.-IVe siècle p.C.). Epigraphie the book analyzes the documentThe Roman world did not experience the modern fascination with ruins. The remains of degraded or collapsed buildings were, however, a reality present in ancient cities. Natural disasters, human violence, or the simple passage of time, in this empire that lasted several centuries, all combined to damage or destroy buildings. What was done then with the ruins that inevitably remained in the landscape? Based on an examination of textual documentation,