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Vitruvius

Ten Books on Architecture

Ten Books on Architecture

A treatise on architecture written by the Roman architect and military engineer Marcus Vitruvius Pollio

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  • Kitty Graham
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    “Firmitas! Utilitas! Venustas! This book was assigned to me in my first architecture class in undergrad with Dr. Christina Crawford, and I have been searching for my own copy ever since, as it always finds its way into my academic writing (and unwritten musing) on architecture. Thanks to Jeremy Musson, I now have my dream edition! Also available on Internet Archive!”

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