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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Rome at the crossroadsBy Eve DambraThis books focuses on Rome at a crucial historical period for its development as a city; empire; and symbol of civilization. The author; who has spent nearly a lifetime engaged in these issues; provides much more than a synthesis of the often contentious and thorny scholarship. For the archaeological and art historical material; he gives standard interpretations their due but is not afraid of expressing ideas that may go against the grain of some contemporary trends. There is a breadth of scholarship here that is worn lightly and does not bog down the text. The book is important for its consideration of the so-called end of Rome and the beginnings of the Christian empire.
