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RESUMO: O artigo visa demonstrar como a entrada romana do século II d.C. da cidade de Perge, na Ásia Menor, pertence a um conjunto arquitetônico harmônico, construído a partir de um programa artístico mais amplo. Assim, os vários elementos que compõem esta entrada (pátios, nichos e esculturas, colunadas) são analisados à luz de suas possíveis associações com os estilos de pintura mural e de composições literárias, adquirindo uma coerên cia única. UNITERMOS: Arte romana-Arte provincial-Arquitetura romana na Ásia Menor.

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William E. Mierse

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