Villa Adriana
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Literature
William L. MacDonald, John A. Pinto: Hadrian's Villa and Its Legacy:, Yale University Press, 1997. Order from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk.
Alexander Gordon McKay: Houses, Villas, and Palaces in the Roman World, Johns Hopkins University Press, 1998. Order from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk.
Marina De Franceschini: Villa Adriana, mosaici, pavimenti, edifici, Rome 1991.
Villa D'este, Hadrian's Villa, Lozzi Roma, 1998. Order from Amazon.co.uk.
Chiara Morselli: Hadrian's Villa - Past and Present, 1995. Order from Amazon.co.uk.
Gioacchino Mancini: Tivoli: Hadrian's Villa and Villa D'Este, Old Vicarage Publications, 1989. Order from Amazon.co.uk.
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This article has been split into 7 separate sections. Use the menu below to jump to another section.
- Introduction
- The Meaning of the Individual Buildings
- The Building Process
- Works of Art and Building Materials
- The Villa after Hadrian
- Literature and Links
- Photographs
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Documents contained within "Villa Adriana":
- Access Road
- Barracks of the Guard
- Building with Doric Columns
- Building with Peristyle Pool and Cryptoporticus
- Building with Three Exedrae
- Canopus
- Court of the Libraries
- Cryptoporticus near the Large Baths
- Decorative Techniques in Hadrian's Villa - Stucco, Mosaics and Opus Sectile
- Golden Court
- Greek Library
- Greek Theatre
- Hall of the Philosophers
- Heliocaminus Baths
- Hospitalia
- Imperial Triclinium
- Large Baths
- Latin Library
- Maritime Theatre
- Nympheum - Stadion
- Pavilion of Tempe
- Poikile
- Praetorian Pavilion
- Residential Villa
- Servant Accomodation
- Small Baths
- Temple of Serapis
- Temple of Venus
- Terrace of Tempe
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- Antinous - Protege of Emperor Hadrian (c. 110 CE - 130 CE) (Romans, Historical Persons)
- Antoninus Pius - Roman Emperor (138-161 CE) (Romans, Historical Persons)
- Apollodorus of Damascus - Roman Architect (1st/2nd century CE) (Romans, Historical Persons)
- Augustus - Roman Emperor (27 BCE-14 CE) (Romans, Historical Persons)
- Capitoline Museums (Campidoglio, Rome, Italy)
- Cicero (Romans, Historical Persons)
- Constantine I - Roman Emperor (306-337 CE) (Romans, Historical Persons)
- Diocletian - Roman Emperor (284-305 CE) (Romans, Historical Persons)
- Faun in Red Marble (Palazzo Nuovo, Capitoline Museums, Campidoglio, Rome, Italy)
- Furietti Centaurs - Two marble statues from the Villa Hadriana (Palazzo Nuovo, Capitoline Museums, Campidoglio, Rome, Italy)
- Hadrian - Roman Emperor (117-138 CE) (Romans, Historical Persons)
- Harpocrates - Horus the Child (Palazzo Nuovo, Capitoline Museums, Campidoglio, Rome, Italy)
- Marcus Aurelius - Roman Emperor (Romans, Historical Persons)
- Mosaic with Drinking Doves (Palazzo Nuovo, Capitoline Museums, Campidoglio, Rome, Italy)
- Mosaic with Theatrical Masks (Palazzo Nuovo, Capitoline Museums, Campidoglio, Rome, Italy)
- Rome - The Eternal City (Italy)
- Sabina - Roman Empress (117-136 CE) and Wife of Hadrian (Romans, Historical Persons)
- Septimius Severus - Roman Emperor (193-211 CE) (Romans, Historical Persons)
- Trajan - Roman Emperor (98-117 CE) (Romans, Historical Persons)
- Vatican Museums (Vatican City State)
This page is linked under the names "Villa Adriana", "Hadrian's Villa", "Villa of Hadrian", "Villa Hadriana" and "Hadrians Villa".
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