The book "Rome in the memory and ideas of the Middle Ages. Volume II" by the famous Italian historian and medievalist Arturo Graf is an in-depth study of the influence of Rome on the world culture of the Middle Ages. The author examines various aspects of the perception of Rome in medieval times, studying both the historical image and legends about the eternal city. In his work, Graf examines how Rome was perceived in the fantasies and literary works of medieval writers, how the idea of the city influenced the worldview and cultural values of that time. Analyzing the texts of historians, poets and philosophers, Arturo Graf reveals the multifaceted nature of Rome as a symbol and reality of the Middle Ages. "Rome in Medieval Memory and Imagination. Volume II" is not only a valuable resource for the study of history and culture, but also a fascinating read for anyone interested in the Middle Ages and the influence of the ancient heritage on European thought.