Table of Contents

I. INTRODUCTION
1. Pathways
2. Maps
II. IDENTITY OF THE STREET
1. A Counter-theory to the Street as "Leftover Space"
2. Street Types
3. Street Theory
III. URBAN RECIPROCITY: STREET-BUILDING INTERACTIONS
1. Borgo Nuovo
2. Palazzo della Cancelleria Area
3. Palazzo Massimo Area
4. Palazzo Farnese
5. Via Capitolina and the Campidoglio
6. Palazzo Borghese
IV. PATHWAYS
1. Pathway Precedents
2. Nine Historic Pathways through Rome
V. VIA AURELIA VETUS
VI. VIA SALARIA VETUS
VII. VIA SUBURRANA
VIII. VIA DELLE SETTE SALE
IX. MAIOR VIA ARENULAE
X. VIA RECTA
XI. VIA PAPALE
XII. VIA PEREGRINORUM
XIII. VIA TRINITATIS
XIV. EPILOGUE: ROMA RITROVATA

About the Author

Allan Ceen is a Professor at Penn State University and the Director of Studium Urbis. He is the author of numerous books including Rome 1748.