Rome Is Love Spelled Backward: Enjoying Art and Architecture in the Eternal City Book

	Introduction
Pt. I	Ancient Rome
1	The Roman Forum	5
2	The Ara Pacis Augustae	17
3	The Colosseum	25
4	When Rome Ruled the World	31
5	The Pantheon	38
6	Castel Sant'Angelo	45
7	The Baths of Caracalla and of Diocletian	52
8	The Walls of Mighty Rome	59
9	Rome's Indispensable Aqueducts	66
Pt. II	Early Christian and Medieval Rome
10	The Christian Catacombs	77
11	The Jewish Catacombs	85
12	St. John Lateran	91
13	S. Maria Maggiore	96
14	S. Prassede	103
15	S. Clemente	109
Pt. III	Late Medieval and Renaissance Rome
16	S. Maria sopra Minerva	121
17	Pope Julius II	130
18	Raphael in Rome: The Vatican Frescoes	137
19	Raphael in Rome: The Villa Farnesina	145
20	Leo X and Clement VII	152
21	Pope Paul III and His Art Patronage	160
22	St. Peter's	167
23	The Sistine Chapel	177
24	Michelangelo's Last Judgment	183
25	The Rome of St. Ignatius Loyola	189
26	Pope Sixtus V and His Urban Planning	196
Pt. IV	Baroque Rome
27	Caravaggio	205
28	Caravaggio Up Close	210
29	Gianlorenzo Bernini	220
30	Bernini at St. Peter's	229
31	The Architecture of Francesco Borromini	234
32	The Trevi Fountain	242
Pt. V	Modern Rome
33	The Quartiere Coppede	251
34	Mussolini's "Third Rome"	257
35	The Shrines of Rome's Modern Martyrs	263
	Notes	269
	Bibliography	271
	List of Illustrations	273
	Acknowledgments	277
	Index	279