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Cavaedium

Main room of an ancient Roman house

Cavaedium or atrium are Latin names for the principal room of an ancient Roman house, which usually had a central opening in the roof (compluvium) and

Cavaedium

Atrium (architecture)

Open-air or naturally-lit large space surrounded by a building

nadumuttam, or the central atrium of a Kerala Nālukettu. Architecture portal Cavaedium Courtyard Panopticon Quadrangle "atrium". Cambridge English Dictionary

Atrium (architecture)

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Porta Palatina

Roman Age city gate in Turin, Italy

Palatine Gate represents an example of a typical Roman gate facing a cavaedium (quadrangular courtyard on the inside of the city walls), the remains

Porta Palatina

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St. Gereon's Basilica, Cologne

Church in Cologne

had a rectangular choir added to the oval building, into the ancient cavaedium (atrium) around 800 AD and Archbishop Arnold II von Wied added the current

St. Gereon's Basilica, Cologne

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List of Latin words with English derivatives

adip- fat adipocere, adipose aedes, aedis aed- building aedicule, aedile, cavaedium, edification, edifice, edile †aedicula aedicul- aemulus aemul-, im- to

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House of Sallust

Building in Pompei, Italy

sloping roof over the broad entrance to the dining room. The atrium (cavaedium) featured opus signinum floor pavement with painted Ionic columns supporting

House of Sallust

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Qa'a (room)

Reception room type

Leighton House Museum. Media related to Qa'a (room) at Wikimedia Commons Cavaedium – a similar ancient Roman architectural space Mohamed, Mady A. A. (2010)

Qa'a (room)

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Saepinum

Samnite town and Roman municipium

with two circular towers flanking the opening. Behind the door is the cavaedium, a rectangular security courtyard for defensive needs, closed by walls

Saepinum

Outline of classical architecture

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Roman civilisation from the 8th century BC to the 5th century AD

Catullus Caucasian campaign of Pompey Caucenus Cautelary jurisprudence Cavaedium Cavea Celemantia Celeres Cella Cellars of Diocletian's Palace Celtiberian

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Cavezzo

Comune in Emilia-Romagna, Italy

climate is milder and more humid. The name could come from the Latin word cavaedium that means “space closed by walls” in the form cavaedicium. In ancient

Cavezzo

Tor San Michele (Rome)

Italian watchtower

torched ones, caused less damage. At the center of the tower there is a cavaedium with a diameter of 5.6 metres (18 ft), overlooked by the internal windows

Tor San Michele (Rome)