De architectura
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The only major work on architecture surviving from antiquity, written by a Roman architect and engineer. Vitruvius discusses city planning, building materials, temples, aqueducts, and machines, and he states that a good building must have three qualities: strength, utility, and beauty.
Rediscovered in the Renaissance, the treatise inspired architects from Alberti to Palladio — and Leonardo's famous drawing of the Vitruvian Man.
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