tered through it, for theexclusive use of the women, is also adopted by Bau-meister^, Gardner and Jevons^, and Smith, Dictionary ofAntiquities*^, and is commonly received. ^ Vol. II. p. 105, Excurs zur dritten Scene. Das griechische Haus. Denkmaler des klassischen Alterlums, Haus, p. 627. Manual of… … Fig. 35. Conventional fifth century house There are two types recognised here, viz. {a) the peasantshut, such as that described by Galen, with its courtyard 1 Diet, of Antiq., Domus, pp. 337 sqq. 2i8 Greek House of the [CH. and hearth; in the towns the dwellings of the poor weresimilar and…
