Los jardines de la Roma Clásica: imagen de poder y mecenazgo

Cristina Muñoz-Delgado de Mata

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Published: Feb 17, 2016

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15581/012.24.002

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Muñoz-Delgado de Mata, C. (2016). The gardens of classical Rome: image of power and patronage. Cuadernos De Arqueología De La Universidad De Navarra, 24, 1-20. https://doi.org/10.15581/012.24.002

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Cristina Muñoz-Delgado de Mata e-mail

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Universidad Autónoma Madrid. Avenida Tomás Valiente, 1. Campus de Cantoblanco. UAM.

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In the classical world of antiquity, the gardens were a key means not only link with the divinities , or agricultural , burial and philosophical practices , but a way of personal, family and political aggrandizement , which was used by both leaders as cults characters socially elevated areas . With the advent of the Hellenistic influences in the late Roman Republic , the traditional hortus suffer a series of changes which would be born a new concept of garden in both its structure and its functions, whose influence was felt in the course of later centuries.

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garden, hortus, power, portico, otium

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Cristina Muñoz-Delgado de Mata, Universidad Autónoma Madrid. Avenida Tomás Valiente, 1. Campus de Cantoblanco. UAM.

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