Les développements architecturaux à Leptis Magna pendant l'époque sévérienne (193 – 235)

Leptis Magna, under the rule of Emperor Septimius Severus (193–235 AD), experienced unprecedented architectural development that transformed it into a symbol of Roman power and prestige. This study reveals how Severus's native city became a showcase for imperial ideology through grand monuments, reflecting both local identity and broader Romanization trends. The research analyzes the urban fabric, aesthetic components, and socio-political significance of these structures, uncovering their role in reinforcing imperial authority while benefiting Rome economically. By comparing architectural patterns and artistic production, the study highlights Leptis Magna's unique position as a bridge between African and Roman cultures during this pivotal period.

Ben Aros, M. Les développements architecturaux à Leptis Magna pendant l’époque sévérienne (193 – 235). https://doi.org/10.70675/5d5f4e7bzaab5z4f9cza81ez0b95225cf108