The Roman Capitol in Ancient and Modern Times - the Citadel - the Temples - the Senatorial Palace - the Palace of the Conservators - the Museum; (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781177200523)

"The Roman Capitol in Ancient and Modern Times" offers a detailed exploration of one of Rome's most iconic landmarks. Frederick Lawton and E. Rodocanachi delve into the rich history and architectural significance of the Capitol, examining its role as a citadel, its magnificent temples, the Senatorial Palace, the Palace of the Conservators, and its esteemed museum. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the Capitol's evolution from ancient times to the modern era, shedding light on its cultural and political importance. It is an invaluable resource for historians, archaeologists, and anyone interested in the enduring legacy of Rome.

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