Emperor Diocletian's palace is a historic marvel - this book and its sketches, published by architect Robert Adam in the 1760s, aided the rediscovery of this Ancient Roman treasure.
Illustrative of late-Roman architecture, Diocletian's palace was comprised of a military garrison; two temples; flower and vegetable gardens; servant, guest, dining and living quarters; large storage cellars and various outbuildings.
A sprawling structure, the palace was the.
Pantianos Classics Ruins of the palace of emperor diocletian: the ancient roman palace at spalatro in dalmatia - modern-day split, croatia - illustrated in the 1760s/robert adam
