De Gymnasii Vitruviani Palaestra is a Latin dissertation focusing on Vitruvius's work on gymnasiums. This historical text examines the principles and design of these ancient structures, offering insights into Roman architecture and urban planning. The book provides a detailed analysis of Vitruvius's writings and their practical applications in the construction of gymnasiums. Scholars and enthusiasts of classical architecture and Latin literature will find this an invaluable resource for understanding the architectural and cultural context of the Roman world.

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