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A Community in Transition. Rome between Hannibal and the Gracchi Edited by Mattia Balbo and Federico Santangelo, 2023
Among the defining moments in the urban history of Rome, the first half of the 2nd Century BCE ha... more Among the defining moments in the urban history of Rome, the first half of the 2nd Century BCE has long been recognized as a pivotal one, marking the transformation from city-state to Hellenistic Capital.
Demographic growth together with an inflow of wealth, much of it spent on public buildings or on public décor, were the driving forces behind an intense building activity contracted by censors and aediles that recreated the urban centre, the forum with the commercial buildings nearby, streets, sewers and the river port.
Single aspects of this phenomenon and its consequences on the urban fabric have been investigated: its suddeness, the cultural impact, and the social and demographic one.
The view from the Tiber proposed in this paper is a perspective for a critical reappraisal of the dossier of this defining period, because while the general picture is quite clear, the details (literary sources, archaeology, recent topographical debates) are much more complicated.
The focus is on the port infrastructure in general - from the Aventine plain up to the Circus Flaminius riverfront- and on the Navalia question in particular. The identification of the huge Testaccio building, which has lately become the most hyphenated monument of ancient Rome (Navalia – “porticus Aemilia” – Horrea), is of no little consequence for trying to understand the port system of Republican Rome and its growth.
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Bullettino della Commissione Archeologica Comunale di Roma 123, 2022, pp. 187-191 , 2022
MAURO BRILLI, LLUÍS CASAS, FRANCESCA DE CAPRARIIS, ROBERTA DI FEBO, CLAUDIO PARISI PRESICCE The a... more MAURO BRILLI, LLUÍS CASAS, FRANCESCA DE CAPRARIIS,
ROBERTA DI FEBO, CLAUDIO PARISI PRESICCE
The authors summarize recent analysis on the fragments of the Severan marble plan focusing particularly on cathodoluminescence
(CL) microscopy and stable isotopes (Minerals 2021; 11(12):1400). Some of the consequences of the results on some reconstructions
of the fragments are briefly discussed.
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Tra le pendici del Quirinale e il Campo Marzio , 2022
The Author gives a brief survey of E. R. work on the Quirinal Hill, focusing on his studies on Ma... more The Author gives a brief survey of E. R. work on the Quirinal Hill, focusing on his studies on Martial references to urban topography.
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ROME, ARCHÉOLOGIE ET HISTOIRE URBAINE : TRENTE ANS APRÈS L’URBS (1987) Cyril Courrier, Jean-Pierre Guilhembet, Nicolas Laubry e Domenico Palombi (dir.) Collection de l'École française de Rome, 2022
A review of the research on the marble plan over the last thirty years shows a tendency towards c... more A review of the research on the marble plan over the last thirty years shows a tendency towards critical revision, particularly for areas - such as the campus Martius, where the Saepta are an emblematic example - for which the marble plan has been one of the main tools of topographical knowledge. The ambiguous status of the Forma Vrbis as a documentary source should not prevent other potentials for research and knowledge: among these, the area of the city shown is of great interest, which, particularly on the northern and southern sides, corresponds to the growth of the Vespasian city and recalls a precedent of the Severan plan on the same wall of the Aula del templum Pacis.
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I Fasti Capitolini, 2022
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Bullettino della Commissione Archeologica Comunale di Roma 122, 2021, pp. 137-144 , 2021
This paper considers the extent of Trajan’ building activity on the Capitol Hill notwithstanding ... more This paper considers the extent of Trajan’ building activity on the Capitol Hill notwithstanding the scanty sources on the subject.
The author agrees with Fred S. Kleiner identification of the monument depicted in RIC II, 572 is an arch at the entrance of the Area
Capitolina and argues that the remains of a monumental inscription found around 1830 in the Forum area originally belonged to it.
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Lluís Casas, Roberta Di Febo, Mauro Brilli, Francesca Giustini, Marco Gozzi, Francesca De Caprari... more Lluís Casas, Roberta Di Febo, Mauro Brilli, Francesca Giustini, Marco Gozzi, Francesca De Caprariis, Juan D. Martín-Martín, and Claudio Parisi Presicce. 2021. "Exploring New Ways to Reconstruct the Forma Urbis Romae: An Archaeometric Approach (CL Color and Stable Isotope Analyses)" Minerals 11, no. 12: 1400. https://doi.org/10.3390/min11121400
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Bullettino della Commissione archeologica comunale , 2019
The goal of this paper is to analyze the censorship of 179 held by Marcus Aemilius Lepidus and Ma... more The goal of this paper is to analyze the censorship of 179 held by Marcus Aemilius Lepidus and Marcus Fulvius Nobilior, with a focus on the achievements of the latter, whose works left scant traces in the urban landscape. A particular attention is given to the porticus on the river front: a subject that provides the opportunity to tackle briefly the question of the Navalia and the porticus Aemilia.
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PBSR, 2018
This paper analyses the manuscripts of Diego de Revillas in the British School at Rome Library re... more This paper analyses the manuscripts of Diego de Revillas in the British School at Rome Library regarding the Severan marble plan and its arrangement in the Capitoline Museum, in 1742. They offer some insight into how this much discussed work was undertaken by Giovanni Battista Nolli, under the supervision of Alessandro Gregorio Capponi and Revillas. Specifically, Revillas’ documents throw new light on the way the scale reduction of the Forma Urbis was (incorrectly) figured out.
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La pianta severiana nel Museo Capitolino, in E. Dodero, C. Parisi Presicce (a cura di), Il Tesoro... more La pianta severiana nel Museo Capitolino, in E. Dodero, C. Parisi Presicce (a cura di), Il Tesoro di antichità. Winckelmann e il Museo Capitolino nella Roma del Settecento, Roma 2017
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Errata corrige: p. 85, nota 35, va letto "rovescio liscio" e non "rovescio grezzo".
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I porti di Roma nel IV e V secolo, in W.V. Harris (ed.), The Transformation of Urbs Roma in Late... more I porti di Roma nel IV e V secolo, in W.V. Harris (ed.), The Transformation of Urbs Roma in Late Antiquity, Rhode Island 1999, pp.216-234
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18. P. Servilio Isaurico e un “nuovo” monumento della Roma tardo-repubblicana, in Rivista dell’Is... more 18. P. Servilio Isaurico e un “nuovo” monumento della Roma tardo-repubblicana, in Rivista dell’Istituto Nazionale di Archeologia e Storia dell’Arte, 19-20, 1996-1997, pp. 49-60
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21. Un monumento dinastico tiberiano nel Campo Marzio settentrionale, in Bullettino della Commiss... more 21. Un monumento dinastico tiberiano nel Campo Marzio settentrionale, in Bullettino della Commissione Archeologica Comunale, 95, 1993, pp. 93–114
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A Community in Transition. Rome between Hannibal and the Gracchi Edited by Mattia Balbo and Federico Santangelo, 2023
Among the defining moments in the urban history of Rome, the first half of the 2nd Century BCE ha... more Among the defining moments in the urban history of Rome, the first half of the 2nd Century BCE has long been recognized as a pivotal one, marking the transformation from city-state to Hellenistic Capital.
Demographic growth together with an inflow of wealth, much of it spent on public buildings or on public décor, were the driving forces behind an intense building activity contracted by censors and aediles that recreated the urban centre, the forum with the commercial buildings nearby, streets, sewers and the river port.
Single aspects of this phenomenon and its consequences on the urban fabric have been investigated: its suddeness, the cultural impact, and the social and demographic one.
The view from the Tiber proposed in this paper is a perspective for a critical reappraisal of the dossier of this defining period, because while the general picture is quite clear, the details (literary sources, archaeology, recent topographical debates) are much more complicated.
The focus is on the port infrastructure in general - from the Aventine plain up to the Circus Flaminius riverfront- and on the Navalia question in particular. The identification of the huge Testaccio building, which has lately become the most hyphenated monument of ancient Rome (Navalia – “porticus Aemilia” – Horrea), is of no little consequence for trying to understand the port system of Republican Rome and its growth.
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Bullettino della Commissione Archeologica Comunale di Roma 123, 2022, pp. 187-191 , 2022
MAURO BRILLI, LLUÍS CASAS, FRANCESCA DE CAPRARIIS, ROBERTA DI FEBO, CLAUDIO PARISI PRESICCE The a... more MAURO BRILLI, LLUÍS CASAS, FRANCESCA DE CAPRARIIS,
ROBERTA DI FEBO, CLAUDIO PARISI PRESICCE
The authors summarize recent analysis on the fragments of the Severan marble plan focusing particularly on cathodoluminescence
(CL) microscopy and stable isotopes (Minerals 2021; 11(12):1400). Some of the consequences of the results on some reconstructions
of the fragments are briefly discussed.
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Tra le pendici del Quirinale e il Campo Marzio , 2022
The Author gives a brief survey of E. R. work on the Quirinal Hill, focusing on his studies on Ma... more The Author gives a brief survey of E. R. work on the Quirinal Hill, focusing on his studies on Martial references to urban topography.
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ROME, ARCHÉOLOGIE ET HISTOIRE URBAINE : TRENTE ANS APRÈS L’URBS (1987) Cyril Courrier, Jean-Pierre Guilhembet, Nicolas Laubry e Domenico Palombi (dir.) Collection de l'École française de Rome, 2022
A review of the research on the marble plan over the last thirty years shows a tendency towards c... more A review of the research on the marble plan over the last thirty years shows a tendency towards critical revision, particularly for areas - such as the campus Martius, where the Saepta are an emblematic example - for which the marble plan has been one of the main tools of topographical knowledge. The ambiguous status of the Forma Vrbis as a documentary source should not prevent other potentials for research and knowledge: among these, the area of the city shown is of great interest, which, particularly on the northern and southern sides, corresponds to the growth of the Vespasian city and recalls a precedent of the Severan plan on the same wall of the Aula del templum Pacis.
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I Fasti Capitolini, 2022
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Bullettino della Commissione Archeologica Comunale di Roma 122, 2021, pp. 137-144 , 2021
This paper considers the extent of Trajan’ building activity on the Capitol Hill notwithstanding ... more This paper considers the extent of Trajan’ building activity on the Capitol Hill notwithstanding the scanty sources on the subject.
The author agrees with Fred S. Kleiner identification of the monument depicted in RIC II, 572 is an arch at the entrance of the Area
Capitolina and argues that the remains of a monumental inscription found around 1830 in the Forum area originally belonged to it.
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Lluís Casas, Roberta Di Febo, Mauro Brilli, Francesca Giustini, Marco Gozzi, Francesca De Caprari... more Lluís Casas, Roberta Di Febo, Mauro Brilli, Francesca Giustini, Marco Gozzi, Francesca De Caprariis, Juan D. Martín-Martín, and Claudio Parisi Presicce. 2021. "Exploring New Ways to Reconstruct the Forma Urbis Romae: An Archaeometric Approach (CL Color and Stable Isotope Analyses)" Minerals 11, no. 12: 1400. https://doi.org/10.3390/min11121400
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First page only
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Bullettino della Commissione archeologica comunale , 2019
The goal of this paper is to analyze the censorship of 179 held by Marcus Aemilius Lepidus and Ma... more The goal of this paper is to analyze the censorship of 179 held by Marcus Aemilius Lepidus and Marcus Fulvius Nobilior, with a focus on the achievements of the latter, whose works left scant traces in the urban landscape. A particular attention is given to the porticus on the river front: a subject that provides the opportunity to tackle briefly the question of the Navalia and the porticus Aemilia.
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PBSR, 2018
This paper analyses the manuscripts of Diego de Revillas in the British School at Rome Library re... more This paper analyses the manuscripts of Diego de Revillas in the British School at Rome Library regarding the Severan marble plan and its arrangement in the Capitoline Museum, in 1742. They offer some insight into how this much discussed work was undertaken by Giovanni Battista Nolli, under the supervision of Alessandro Gregorio Capponi and Revillas. Specifically, Revillas’ documents throw new light on the way the scale reduction of the Forma Urbis was (incorrectly) figured out.
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La pianta severiana nel Museo Capitolino, in E. Dodero, C. Parisi Presicce (a cura di), Il Tesoro... more La pianta severiana nel Museo Capitolino, in E. Dodero, C. Parisi Presicce (a cura di), Il Tesoro di antichità. Winckelmann e il Museo Capitolino nella Roma del Settecento, Roma 2017
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Errata corrige: p. 85, nota 35, va letto "rovescio liscio" e non "rovescio grezzo".
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I porti di Roma nel IV e V secolo, in W.V. Harris (ed.), The Transformation of Urbs Roma in Late... more I porti di Roma nel IV e V secolo, in W.V. Harris (ed.), The Transformation of Urbs Roma in Late Antiquity, Rhode Island 1999, pp.216-234
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18. P. Servilio Isaurico e un “nuovo” monumento della Roma tardo-repubblicana, in Rivista dell’Is... more 18. P. Servilio Isaurico e un “nuovo” monumento della Roma tardo-repubblicana, in Rivista dell’Istituto Nazionale di Archeologia e Storia dell’Arte, 19-20, 1996-1997, pp. 49-60
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21. Un monumento dinastico tiberiano nel Campo Marzio settentrionale, in Bullettino della Commiss... more 21. Un monumento dinastico tiberiano nel Campo Marzio settentrionale, in Bullettino della Commissione Archeologica Comunale, 95, 1993, pp. 93–114
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Archeologia Classica, 2022
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recensione a Fedora Filippi (a cura di), Campo Marzio. Nuove Ricerche, Atti del Seminario di Stud... more recensione a Fedora Filippi (a cura di), Campo Marzio. Nuove Ricerche, Atti del Seminario di Studi sul Campo Marzio, Roma, Museo Nazionale Romano a Palazzo Altemps, 18-19 marzo
2013, Roma 2015
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Luca Signorelli e Roma. Oblio e riscoperte. Giornate di Studi. Musei Capitolini, Sala Pietro da ... more Luca Signorelli e Roma. Oblio e riscoperte. Giornate di Studi. Musei Capitolini, Sala Pietro da Cortona 27-28 novembre 2019
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A concise guide to the new Museum and the park.
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