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Walks in Rome
Augustus J. C. Hare
Editorial: DigiCat
Sinopsis
In 'Walks in Rome,' Augustus J. C. Hare serves as a sagacious guide, traversing the storied pathways of Rome with a detail that marries historical erudition with an intimate portrait of the city. Hare's descriptive prowess turns Rome's architecture, from the colossal Colosseum to the ancient Via Appia, into veritable narratives. The prose resonates with a nineteenth-century style, somewhat formal yet invitingly narrative, and places readers amidst a Rome vibrant with antiquity and burgeoning modernity. This work is both a valuable literary piece and a historical reflection, speaking volumes about the zeitgeist of Hare's era in its exposition of Rome's timeless allure. Augustus J. C. Hare, a prolific travel writer from an eminent family, penned his extensive insights during the zenith of the Grand Tour era, when travel became en vogue among the European elite. 'Walks in Rome' is likely rooted in Hare's own experiences and intellectual appetite for history and the arts. His prose evinces a thorough understanding of the cultural significance of Rome's relics, with an exuberance for the city's ecclesiastical history, paying homage to the architects of civilization. 'Recommended for the erudite armchair traveler and the actual wayfarer alike, 'Walks in Rome' remains an essential companion to understanding Rome's labyrinthine history and its enduring magnificence. Hare's work beckons the reader to stroll through time, providing a rich tableau that transforms idle sauntering into enlightened journeying. It's a book that promises to elevate one's perception of Rome beyond the superficial, leaving an indelible print of the Eternal City on the canvas of the reader's imagination.
Disponible desde: 28/05/2022.
Longitud de impresión: 809 páginas.
