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Course Description:

CLAS 4100 / 6100: 3 hours. Selected Roman cities and their architecture; principles upon which they are planned and laid out. Theories of city planning from Vitruvius and other Roman authors. Detailed study of the topography of several Roman cities in Italy and the provinces.

Course Prerequisites:

CLAS 1000 or CLAS 1010 or permission of the department

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