Metropolitan State University's Library will host an exhibit from July 1st to 15th, 2014 on the second floor of the Library and Learning Center located at 645 East 7th Street in St. Paul, Minnesota. The exhibit will showcase the library's collection of materials pertaining to the history and culture of the Roman Empire from approximately 200 BCE to 700 CE, including photographs of the Arch of Constantine, Constantinople, the Roman Forum, and a Roman villa.

1. A Presentation of
Metropolitan State
University’s Library
holdings pertaining to
the history and culture
of the Roman Empire.
The Roman World
c.200 B.C.E—c.700 C.E.
July 1st—15th, 2014
Metropolitan State
University’s
Library and Learning
Center
:: Second Floor ::
Metropolitan State University
Library and Learning Center
645 East 7th Street,
St. Paul, MN
55106-5000
Phone: 651-793-1616
Fax: 651-793-1615
E-mail: Library.Services@metrostate.edu
I. “Arch of Constantine,” from Cyclopedia of
Universal History (1885), by John Clark
Ridpath. Recolored. Image Courtesy FCIT.
http://etc.usf.edu/clipart/
II. “Constantinople,” ©2012-2014
by Dinç Onur Aydın.
Recolored. Used by Permission.
http://ancalagan.deviantart.com/
III. “The Roman Forum and the
Comitium after 44BC,” from The Roman Fo-
rum: A Topographical Study (1877), by Francis
Morgan Nichols. Recolored. Image Courtesy
Wikipedia.
IV. “Roman Villa,” from Cyclopedia of Universal
History (1885), by John Clark Ridpath. Recol-
ored. Image Courtesy FCIT.
http://etc.usf.edu/clipart/
Image Credits: (From Top)