“As a form of political propaganda, Justice has had a remarkable and distinctive run.”
A Long Political Pedigree: Shamash, Maat, Dike, and Themis
- The Scales of Babylonia and of the Zodiac
- The Balance in Egyptian Book of the Dead
- Embodied Greek and Roman Goddesses
Justicia, St. Michael, and the Cardinal Virtue Justice
Civic Spaces, Allegories of Good and Bad Government, and Fourteenth-Century Sienna
- Public Buildings Fashioning Civic Identities
- Lorenzetti and the Palazzo Pubblico
- Justice Bound by Tyranny
- Theories of Governance: Aristotle, Cicero, Aquinas, Latini, God, and Political Propaganda
- Good Government on the East and West Coasts of the United States: Reiterations by Caleb Ives Bach and Dorothea Rockburne
Last Judgments in Town Halls
- Civic Public and Christian
- “For that judgment you judge, shall redound on you”: The Magdeburg Mandate
- Conflating the Last Judgment with Trials