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HISTORY

Rome reborn on the Arno: Republican spatialities and the uses of the past

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Article: 2264019 | Received 08 Aug 2022, Accepted 23 Sep 2023, Published online: 19 Dec 2023

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Map 1. The outline of Roman Florence on the modern street network.

Adapted from Francovich et al. (Citation2007) La storia di Firenze tra tarda antichità e medioevo. Nuovi dati dallo scavo di via de’ Castellani. Annali di storia di Firenze, II: 9–48.
Map 1. The outline of Roman Florence on the modern street network.

Map 2. Florence in the Renaissance. Adapted from G. Brucker (Citation2005) Living on the edge in Leonardo’s Florence. Selected Essays. University of California Press, Berkeley.

Map 2. Florence in the Renaissance. Adapted from G. Brucker (Citation2005) Living on the edge in Leonardo’s Florence. Selected Essays. University of California Press, Berkeley.

Figure 1. Cosimo de’ Medici, 1389–1464, Pater Patriae, c. 1465/1469. Samuel H. Kress collection, accession number 1957.14.840.

Image: Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington. Open access image.
Figure 1. Cosimo de’ Medici, 1389–1464, Pater Patriae, c. 1465/1469. Samuel H. Kress collection, accession number 1957.14.840.

Figure 2. Pax holding a branch and a scepter. Sestertius, Vespasianus 71 CE (RIC II-12 nr. 186).

Image: Münzkabinett, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. Licenced under CC BY-NC-SA licence.
Figure 2. Pax holding a branch and a scepter. Sestertius, Vespasianus 71 CE (RIC II-12 nr. 186).

Figure 3. The tomb of Nera Corsi.

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Figure 3. The tomb of Nera Corsi.

Figure 4. The medal of Lorenzino de’Medici, 1537–48.

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Figure 4. The medal of Lorenzino de’Medici, 1537–48.

Figure 5. Brutus and the Ides of March. Issued by Brutus and L. Plaetorius Cestianus. RRC 508/3.

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Figure 5. Brutus and the Ides of March. Issued by Brutus and L. Plaetorius Cestianus. RRC 508/3.

Figure 6. Vincenzo Danti: Cosimo I as Augustus, c. 1572.

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Figure 6. Vincenzo Danti: Cosimo I as Augustus, c. 1572.

Figure 7. Giuseppe Zocchi: the Piazza della Signoria in Florence on the feast day of St John the Baptist, 1744. Print made by Carlo Gregori.

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Figure 7. Giuseppe Zocchi: the Piazza della Signoria in Florence on the feast day of St John the Baptist, 1744. Print made by Carlo Gregori.

Figure 8. Giambologna: Cosimo I de Medici. 1594.

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Figure 8. Giambologna: Cosimo I de Medici. 1594.