THE IMPERIAL PALACE IN TRIER IN ITS URBAN LAYOUT (original) (raw)

V. Ruppiene (ed.), Stone and Splendor. Interior decorations in late-antique palaces and villas, 2021

Abstract

Starting from 286 for about one hundred years Trier enjoyed a period of prosperity by becoming an imperial residence in the Western part of the Roman Empire. In this paper various remnants of late imperial architecture are presented and their dimensions, location and connection within the ancient city network are discussed. During this time, the existing public buildings in the metropolis were restored, expanded or reconstructed. Taking them into account will shed light on structural modifications and re-use of buildings, streets and places within the ancient city by becoming an imperial residence.

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