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Prospect of the Aurelian Walls at Porta Pinciana. Parts belonging to the original phase (AD 271-275), the intervention of Maxentius (AD 310) and the remake by Honorius (AD 401-403) are indicated (elaboration by C. Corsi after Cozza 1987, figg. 7-8).  

Prospect of the Aurelian Walls at Porta Pinciana. Parts belonging to the original phase (AD 271-275), the intervention of Maxentius (AD 310) and the remake by Honorius (AD 401-403) are indicated (elaboration by C. Corsi after Cozza 1987, figg. 7-8).  

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Fig. 1: general map of Rome where the sites mentioned in the text are...
Fig. 2: The area of Crypta Balbi and Porticus Minucia in Campus Martii...
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The recent excavations and the publication of Late Antique and Early Medieval archaeological contexts from many sites in Rome disclosed the opportunity to have a much deeper insight of the transformation of the Vrbs at and after the fall of the Western Empire. Topographical and monumental elements, aspects of material culture and daily life, legisl...
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... of which occurred during the early Middle Ages. Although the question is still debated, recent studies by Robert Coates-Stephens lead us to credit Honorius with increasing the height of the walls, which would have almost doubled their total height (AD 403), as already proposed by Colini and Cozza (Cozza 1987 25-26;Coates-Stephens 1998 166-167; fig. 3). The importance of the intervention by Maxentius (easily recognizable from the building technique of opus vittatum) has to be considerably reviewed (Richmond 1930). The attribution to Honorius of this consistent rebuilding is based on the celebratory verse of the poet Claudianus (De sexto consulato Honorii) and the inscriptions on the ...

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