Urbanization

Abstract

This chapter traces the spread of cities across the Italian peninsula, from the archaic period, exploring their regional diversity, and the impact of Rome upon patterns of urbanization. It analyzes the different ways in which public buildings were financed, from both public funds and private, and considers the roles played by cities in Roman Italy.

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