Two houses (Fig. 45)^ are peculiar in plan in that Wiegand und Schrader, op. cit. p. 288. 2 j-j,j-^ p jg^ XVI] Third and Second Centuries 245 they contain respectively two rooms with vestibules, inone case separated by other rooms (Fig. 45a), in the otherside by side (Fig. 456). In neither case do… … 01 a 3 4 5 6 7 8 910 M.Fig. 46. House at Priene. Another large house (Fig. 46) ^ shows further varia-tion and throws great light on the description of theGreek house given us by Vitruvius and noticed below.The house (.4) has clearly been altered and enlarged,and the neighbouring house [B) has been…
