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The Greek house; its history and development from the Neolithic period to the Hellenistic age (1916)

Rider, Bertha Carr · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 254

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ase, it would seem better not to identifythe dvpa /leravXoi with the dvpa ffaXavoafrj which, on the ^ h di KXctvare 86pas /UE(rai)Xoi<s.* J.H.S. XXI. ii. p. 300. XV] Fifth and Foj4,rth Centuries 237 evidence of other passages, cut off the gunaikonitis fromthe apartments of the men. To sum up,… … Fig. 40. Imaginary house of the fifth century B.C. A vp69vpov. F Andronitis. B il ai\elos Bipa. G Gunaikonitis. C aiM. H ij /SaXapuri; 6ipa, D Altar. K i] /iiravXo! $ipa. E Sleeping rooms, store rooms, etc. P ? Pastas. apartments of the men called avhpwvlri,^. The ywai-Kwvirii was entirely cut off…

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