%0 Journal Article
%T Virtu -vious : Roman Architecture, Renaissance Virtue
%A Indra Kagis McEwen
%J Cahiers des ¨¦tudes Anciennes
%D 2011
%I University of Ottawa & Laval University
%X In the service initially of Julius Caesar during his meteoric rise to autocratic rule, Vitruvius wrote in the mid-first century a. C., at the fall of the Roman republic and the beginning the period of one-man rule known as the Empire. After Caesar¡¯s assassination in 44 a. C., Vitruvius transferred his allegiance to Caesar¡¯s adopted son, Octavian Augustus, the first Roman emperor to whom he addressed his treatise on architecture. My own view is that Vitruvius¡¯s intentions are to be understood ...
%K post¨¦rit¨¦
%K Vitruve
%K ¨¦thique
%K Alberti
%K Filar¨¨te
%U http://etudesanciennes.revues.org/334