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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 277

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g 4 6 8 0 /»?.?««.a=fauces; 6 = atrium; e=tablinum; (i=alae; e=peristyle. 52. Houses at Pompeii, (a) House of the surgeon; (6) House of Pansa. 17—2 26o Vitruvian Account [CH. In his de architectura, vi. 7, he gives the simple planof the Greek house with which we are familiar. It isentered by a… … a=fauces; 6=atrium; c=tablinum; e=peristyle.Fig- 53 House of Meleager at Pompeii. three sides and on the fourth side, which faces the south,a recess between projecting antae, called the ■n-poa-rd^or Trao-Ttt?. He specifically states that he is describingthe Greek house: the following are his…

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