by Pablo Aparicio, Néstor F. Marqués · Desperta Ferro Ediciones · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788412744378
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This book explores the figure of Constantine the Great and his impact on 4th-century Rome, a period marked by the transition between traditional cults and the rise of Christianity. Through rigorous analysis and an impressive collection of 3D reconstructions, authors Pablo Aparicio Resco and Néstor F. Marqués bring iconic monuments like the Arch of Constantine and the first St. Peter's Basilica back to life, offering a detailed view of the last great monumental era of Antiquity. The work stands out for its focus on archaeology and Roman history, presenting exhaustive research that allows the reader to understand the contradictions and ambition of an emperor who transformed the empire. It is an essential piece for lovers of history, classical architecture, and virtual reconstruction, combining academic rigor with a visually captivating format.
