Roman Life in the Days of Cicero
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] Though Cicero often speaks of this house of his, he nowhere describesits general arrangements. We shall probably be not far wrong if weborrow our idea of this from the letter in which the younger Pliny tellsa friend about one of his own country seats.
"The courtyard in front is plain without being mean. From this you passinto a small but cheerful space inclosed by colonnades in the shape ofthe letter D. Between these there is a passage into an inner coveredcourt, and out of this again into a ...handsome hall, which has on everyside folding doors or windows equally large. On the left hand of thishall lies a large drawing-room, and beyond that a second of a smallersize, which has one window to the rising and another to the setting sun. Adjoining this is another room of a semicircular shape, the windows ofwhich are so arranged as to get the sun all through the day: in thewalls are bookcases containing a collection of authors who cannot beread too often. Out of this is a bedroom which can be warmed with hotair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Though Cicero often speaks of this house of his, he nowhere describesits general arrangements. We shall probably be not far wrong if weborrow our idea of this from the letter in which the younger Pliny tellsa friend about one of his own country seats.
"The courtyard in front is plain without being mean. From this you passinto a small but cheerful space inclosed by colonnades in the shape ofthe letter D. Between these there is a passage into an inner coveredcourt, and out of this again into a ...handsome hall, which has on everyside folding doors or windows equally large. On the left hand of thishall lies a large drawing-room, and beyond that a second of a smallersize, which has one window to the rising and another to the setting sun. Adjoining this is another room of a semicircular shape, the windows ofwhich are so arranged as to get the sun all through the day: in thewalls are bookcases containing a collection of authors who cannot beread too often. Out of this is a bedroom which can be warmed with hotair.
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