- A
triclinium (pl.: triclinia) is a
formal dining room in a
Roman building. The word is
adopted from the Gr****
triklinion (τρικλίνιον)—from tri- (τρι-)...
- Pope Leo III
built two
triclinia (the
first known simply as the
Triclinium or
triclinium maius while the
second one
became known as Aula Concilii) around...
- The Tomb of the
Triclinium (Italian:
Tomba del Triclinio) ) is an
Etruscan tomb in the
Necropolis of
Monterozzi (near Tarquinia, Italy)
dated to approximately...
-
bedrooms there was
usually just a bed. The
triclinium had
three couches surrounding a table. The
triclinium often was
similar in size to the
master bedroom...
- the
memory of one of the most
famous halls of the
ancient palace, the "
Triclinium" of Pope Leo III,
which was the
state banqueting hall. The
existing structure...
- type of
funerary marker can be
found in the
Obelisk Tomb and Bab el-Siq
Triclinium, Petra, Jordan. Some
examples of
monumental funerary sculpture near Jerusalem...
-
south containing the
elliptical peristyle,
service rooms, and a huge
triclinium (formal
dining room). The
overall plan of the
villa was
dictated by several...
- courtyard, the
remains of
several two-story buildings, rock-cut rooms, a
triclinium (or
formal dining room), and
several large cisterns. The main building...
-
returning from
exile in AD 2.
These persist inside the villa's
likely triclinium-nymphaeum, the so-called
Auditorium of Maecenas. In an
otherwise Late...
- included.
There are
twelve mythological scenes across four
cubiculum and one
triclinium. The
house was
reopened to
tourists in
January 2023
after two decades...
