Porta Maggiore. Monument and landscape. Archaeology and Topography of the Southern Esquiline from the Late Republican Period to the Present

INTRODUCTION AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; I. THE AREA BEFORE CLAUDIUS; I.1. Historical and topographical summary; I.2.Archeological summary; II."AQUAS CLAUDIAM...ITEM ANIENEM NOVAM" : THE CLAUDIAN PROJECT; II.1. Historical Summary; II.2. The Monument; II.3. The area at the time of Claudius; III. FROM CLAUDIUS TO AURELIAN; III.1 Aqueducts; III.2. Horti; III.3. Tombs; IV. THE AURELIANIC WALLS, 271-403 AD; IV.1. Aurelian; IV.2. Maxentius; IV.3.
Honorius and Arcadius ; IV.4. The area in Late Antiquity; V. THE MIDDLE AGES, 500-1500 AD; V.1.
The early middle ages; V.2. The settlement of Porta Maggiore in the Subiaco Register; V.3. The late middle ages and Nicholas V; VI. 16th TO 18th CENTURIES; VI.1 Antiquarian and Architectural Study; VI.2. Sixtus V and the Acqua Felice; VI.3.
The area in the 16th to 18th centuries; VII.
GREGORY XVI AND THE ‘DISENCUMBRANCE' OF PORTA MAGGIORE; VIII. 20th CENTURY; VIII.1. First phase, 1908-38; VIII.2. Second phase, 1950-59; VIII.3. The area in the 20th century; MONUMENT AND LANDSCAPE; BIBLIOGRAPHY; APPENDIX; PLATES.