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Chapter 11: An Emperor-Architect: Hadrian

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S. Aurigemma, _Villa adriana_^3 (Tivoli, 1955)

H. Bloch, “I bolli laterizi e la storia edilizia romana,” _Bull.
Comm._ 65 (1937), 115–187

E. Clark, _Rome and a Villa_ (New York, 1952), 141–194

H. Kähler, _Hadrian und seine Villa bei Tivoli_ (Berlin, 1950)

G. Lugli, _I monumenti antichi_, 3 (Roma, 1938), 123–150
(Pantheon), 693–708 (Hadrian’s mausoleum)

----, _Roma antica_ (Rome, 1946), 234–240 (Temple of Venus and Rome)

D. S. Robertson, _A Handbook of Greek and Roman Architecture_^2
(Cambridge, 1954), 246–251 (Pantheon), 252–254, 316 (Piazza
d’Oro)

A. W. Van Buren, “Recent Finds at Hadrian’s Tiburtine Villa,” _Am.
Journ. of Archaeology_ 59 (1955), 215–217 (Canopus)

M. Yourcenar, _Mémoires d’Hadrien_ (Paris, 1951; Engl. trans., New
York, 1954)

L. Ziehen, art. “Pantheion,” in _RE_ 18 (1949), cols. 729–741

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