The Making of Medieval Rome. A New Profile of the City, 400–1420.: By Hendrik Dey. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2021. ix + 338 pp., 174 illus. isbn 978-1-108-83853-5. £39.99 (hb): Journal of the British Archaeological Association: Vol 175, No 1

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1 M. M. Reese ed., Gibbon’s Autobiography (London 1970), 85.

2 J. Herrin, Ravenna. Capital of Empire, Crucible of Europe (London 2020).

3 See also W. Oakeshott, The Mosaics of Rome from the third to the fourteenth centuries (London 1967).

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