Napoléon III et les fortifications romaines du Bas Danube – le cas de Troesmis
Journal: CaieteARA Arhitectură Restaurare Arheologie
Year: 2013

Showing personally a great interest for the study of the Antiquity, particularly for the Roman military and for Julius Caesar, the emperor Napoléon III encouraged and even provided financial aid for the specialised studies beyond the borders of France. Scholars of that time were familiarised with the ancient texts and inscriptions. Th e fundamental work of the Académie des In scriptions et Belles-lettres in Paris corroborated with the activity of the German scholars made the epigraphy a special