The Renaissance in Rome

Frontmatter
LIST OF MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS (page ix)
PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION (page xi)
PREFACE TO THE PAPERBACK EDITION (page xvii)
LIST OF THE RENAISSANCE POPES (page xxix)
I. Introduction (page 1)
II. Urbs Roma (page 14)
	Topography and Urban Realities (page 14)
	Rome of the Pilgrims (page 31)
	Liturgy and Ceremony (page 46)
	The Ancient City (page 59)
	The Subterranean and the Super-Terrestrial, the Demonic and the Celestial (page 76)
III. The Renaissance Papacy and the Respublica Christiana (page 83)
	The Renaissance Popes (page 83)
	Italian Politics (page 96)
	Europe and Crusade (page 106)
	Church Administration and Spiritual Power (page 123)
	Theological Developments (page 140)
IV. The Primacy of Peter Princeps Apostolorum and the Instauratio Ecclesiae Romanae (page 156)
	Papalism vs. Conciliarism (page 158)
	Humanists and the Primatus Petri (page 166)
	Moses, Typus Papae (page 201)
	Solomon and the Temple (page 222)
	Paleo-Christian Antiquity in Ecclesiastical Architecture and in Patristic Scholarship (page 226)
V. The Renovatio Imperii and the Renovatio Romae (page 235)
	The Roman Imperium and the Pope as Caesar (page 238)
	Augustus and Constantine (page 246)
	The Capitol Renewed (page 254)
	The Vatican Rebuilt (page 264)
	The Vatican Library and Classical Studies (page 282)
VI. Roma Aeterna and the Plenitudo Temporum (page 292)
	Eternal Rome (page 292)
	The Golden Age (page 296)
	Pax et Concordia (page 299)
	The Ecclesia ex Judaeis and the Ecclesia ex Gentilibus (page 308)
	Creation and Eschaton (page 314)
VII. Epilogue: The Sack and Its Aftermath (page 320)
VIII. Conclusion (page 333)
NOTES (page 339)
BIBLIOGRAPHY (page 401)
INDEX (page 429)