The Moving City

Introduction
I. Elite Movement
1. Power Walks: Aristocratic Escorted Movements in Republican Rome, Ida -stenberg (University of Gothenburg, Sweden)
2. âMoving Through Townâ: Foreign Dignitaries in Rome in the Middle and Late Republic, Richard Westall (Pontificia Universit  Gregoriana / The Catholic University of America, Italy)
3. Livia on the Move, Lovisa Br¤nnstedt (Lund University, Sweden)
4. Fast Movement through the City: Ideals, Stereotypes and City Planning, Monica Hellstr¶m (Swedish Institute in Rome, Italy)
5. Veiled Visibility: Morality, Movement and Sacred Virginity in Late Antiquity, Sissel Undheim (University of Bergen, Norway)

II. Literary Movement
6. Rolling Thunder: Movement, Violence and Narrative in the History of the Late Roman Republic, Isak Hammar (Lund University, Sweden)
7. âA Shouting and Bustling on All Sides (Hor. Sat. 1.9.77â"8): Everyday Justice in the Streets of Republican Rome, Anthony Corbeill (University of Kansas, USA)
8. Urban flux: Varroâs Rome-in-progress, Diana Spencer (University of Birmingham, Great Britain)
9. Augustan Literary Tours: Walking and Reading the City, Timothy M. OâSullivan (Trinity University, USA)

III. Processional Movement
10. Moving In and Moving Out: Pagan ritual movements between Rome and its Suburbium, Kristine Iara (American Academy in Rome, Italy)
11. Augustusâ Triumphal and Triumph-like Returns, Carsten Hjort Lange (Aalborg University, Denmark)
12. Rites of Passage: On Ceremonial Movements and Vicarious Memories, Gitte L¸nstrup Dal Santo (Danish Institute in Rome/Copenhagen, Denmark)
13. The Laetaniae Septiformes of Gregory I, S. Maria Maggiore and early Marian cult in Rome, Margaret M. Andrews (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
14. Movement and the Hero: Following St. Lawrence in Late Antique Rome, Michael Mulryan (University of Kent, Great Britain)

IV. Movement and Urban Form
15. Towards a History of Mobility in Ancient Rome (300 BCE to 100 CE), Ray Laurence (University of Kent, Great Britain)
16. âShips are Seen Gliding Swiftly along the Sacred Tiberâ: The River as an Artery of Urban Movement and Development, Simon Malmberg (University of Bergen, Norway)
17. Monuments and Images of the Moving City, Anne-Marie Leander Touati (Lund University, Sweden)
18. Mithraic Movement: Negotiating Topography and Space in Late Antique Rome, Jonas Bj¸rnebye (Norwegian Institute in Rome, Italy/Bardu, Norway)
Index