Contents: 1. Source Material - I. Archaeological Sources, Maria Kneafsey - II. Written Sources, Richard Flower - III. The Marble Plans, Pier Luigi Tucci - IV. The Epigraphic Record, Boris Rankov - V. Coins, Andrew Burnett. 2. Historical Overview - From City/State to Christian Center, Christopher Smith. 3. A City of Stories, T.P. Wiseman. 4. Defining the City - The Boundaries of Rome, Penelope J. Goodman. 5. The Development of the City - An Archaeological Perspective, I.From its Origins to the Second Century bce, Amanda Claridge. II. From 100 bce to ce 600, Amanda Claridge. 6. The Population, Elio Lo Cascio. 7. Social Structure and the plebs Romana, David Noy. 8. The Army in Imperial Rome, Jon Coulston. 9. Rivers, Roads, Harbors, and Wharves, Candace Rice. 10. Feeding Rome - The Grain Supply, Giovanni Geraci. 11. Water Supply and Sewers, Harry B. Evans. 12. Streets and Street Life, J. Bert Lott. 13. Urban Administration in Rome, John R. Patterson. 14. Housing - I. The Development and Role of the Roman Aristocratic Domus, Hannah Platts. II. Insulae, Janet DeLaine. 15. The Imperial Thermae, Janet DeLaine. 16. Libraries and Literary Culture in Rome, Matthew Nicholls. 17. Hazards of Life in Ancient Rome - Floods, Fires, Famines, Footpads, Filth, and Fevers, Gregory S. Aldrete. 18. Funerary Practice in the City of Rome, Valerie M. Hope. 19. Roman Cemeteries and Tombs, Barbara E. Borg. 20. The Labor Market, Laurens E. Tacoma. 21. Production in Rome, Dennis Kehoe. 22. The Retail Trade, Claire Holleran. 23. The Construction Industry, Janet DeLaine. 24. Temples, Colleges, and Priesthoods, Jörg Rüpke. 25. Entertainment, David Potter. 26. Law and Lawcourts, Leanne Bablitz. 27. The Roman Church, John Curran. 28. Political Space, Elizabeth H. Pearson. 29. The Triumphal Procession, Geoffrey S. Sumi. 30. Urban Commemoration - The Pompa Triumphalis in Rome, Diane Favro. 31. Written Rome - Ancient Literary Responses, Diana Spencer. 32. The Renaissance - The "Discovery" of Ancient Rome, Brian A. Curran. 33. Napoleonic Rome and "Roma Capitale", Pier Luigi Tucci. 34. Mussolini and Rome, Borden Painter. 35. The City of Ancient Rome on Screen, Monica S. Cyrino. (Blackwell Companions to Art History, 101)

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