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triclinium

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triclinium
A dining room in an ancient Roman house, furnished with a low table, surrounded on three sides by couches.
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Near the bedrooms was usually the dining room or the triclinium.
What the DIY Decorator Needs to Know About Balance by Alyssa Davis / Home based business community
It includes a facade of a Roman villa and the all important Triclinium - a three sided dining area where Romans would have both lounged and eaten their meals.
Roman original by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Trimalchio's preoccupation with death is apparent everywhere: (15) before we catch our first glimpse of him we hear about the clock in his triclinium that lets him know how much time has been lost (Sat.
Maecenas and Petronius' Trimalchio Maecenatianus by Byrne, Shannon N. / Ancient Narrative
 
 
 
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