Le Prétendu Cirque Romain d'Orange by M. Jules Formigé is a meticulously researched historical analysis challenging the traditional identification of the ancient structure at Orange as a Roman circus. This scholarly work delves into the architectural nuances, historical records, and archaeological findings to present a compelling argument that the structure is instead a gymnasium, designed with elements of Greek influence and aligned with Vitruvian principles. The book offers detailed descriptions of the site’s layout, including the temple, hémicycle, and other remnants, supported by extensive references to previous studies. First published in 1917, this edition is a high-quality reproduction that ensures the preservation of Formigé’s original insights for modern readers. Ideal for historians, archaeologists, and enthusiasts of Roman architecture, this work is a significant contribution to the study of ancient Roman monuments in Gaul.
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