triclinium
(noun)
Formal dining room.
Examples of triclinium in the following topics:
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Painting
- Each triclinium is themed and painted in the Fourth Style.
- Another Fourth Style triclinium depicts scenes from the lives of Hercules and Theseus.
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Architecture at Pompeii
- In the back of the house, beyond the tablinum, would be one or more triclinium (plural: triclinia), or dining rooms.
- The main attributes of their house were the atrium and the large garden peristyle, surrounded by decorated triclinium and a garden complete with fountains, statues, and flowers.
- The fauces led the guest into the atrium and the tablinum, which divided the public front of the house from the private back of the house, where a small peristyle and a frescoed triclinium were located.
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Painting in the Early Roman Empire
- Each triclinium is themed and painted in the Fourth Style.
- Another Fourth-Style triclinium depicts scenes from the lives of Hercules and Theseus.
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Architecture under the Nervan-Antonines
- On the island sits a small Roman house complete with an atrium, a library, a triclinium, and small baths.