Or did an emender expand deliberately, perhaps being familiar with the sense of
cubiculum as a raised sitting place (one of its classical uses) rather than as an upstairs room?
Visitors to the Metropolitan Museum of Art can see at first hand some painted fruit from Roman times in the so-called
Cubiculum of Boscoreale-apples, plums, peaches, arrayed in a glass bowl.
Between January and April 2015, a
Cubiculum musicae Lassus was installed at the entrance of the exhibition 'Mons superstar' in order to propose a visual and musical experience to the visitors, associated with a app accessible on Playstore in French, Dutch and English.
(13.) Villa Farnesina,
Cubiculum D, right wall, Rome, National Museum of the Terme, inv.
Por otro lado, los repertorios decorativos conservados, tanto el pavimento de opus signinum del tablinum, como la disposicion del
cubiculum, indican que la vivienda en realidad estuvo ocupada relativamente poco tiempo para el esfuerzo constructivo realizado, debido a que estos repertorios decorativos nos estan trasladando a unas fechas relativamente tempranas, en la ultima mitad del s.
(22.) Costabile 2001, 464-5 and 2003, 260; see also the painting from the Casa del Centenario IX, 8, 6,
cubiculum 43, south wall, in which a nude woman engaged in sex wears a similar chain and an armlet on her upper arm: Guzzo and Scarano Ussani 2000, 39.