Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Vol. 50 (2005)

CONTENTSIntroductionArchitectural Theory and Practice: Vitruvian Principlesand "Full-scale Detail" Architectural DrawingsIngrid Edlund-Berry, University of Texas at Austin PapersFrom Vitruvian Scholarship to Vitruvian PracticeIngrid D. Rowland, University of Notre DameVitruvian Critical Eclecticism and Roman InnovationThomas N. Howe, Southwestern UniversityVitruvius and the Origins of Roman Spatial RhetoricGretchen E. Meyers, Rollins CollegeOther ArticlesThe Rhetoric of Romanitas: The "Tomb of the Statilii" Frescoes ReconsideredPeter J. Holliday, California State University at Long BeachTheodelinda's Rome: Ampullae, Pittacia, and the Image of the CityDennis Trout, University of Missouri at ColumbiaBramante's Tempietto and the Spanish CrownJack Freiberg, Florida State UniversityRome, 1592: An Introduction to a Newly Discovered Parish CensusThomas James Dandelet, University of California at BerkeleyThe Battle of Zama after Giulio Romano: A Tapestryin the American Academy in Rome, Part IElfriede R. Knauer, Haverford, PennsylvaniaReports from the American Academy in RomeResearch in the School of Classical Studiesat the American Academy in Rome (2004–2005)