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Syria became a province of the Roman empire in approximately 64 BC. The general, Pompey conqured this area, then south of Mesopotamia and north of Judea.
The Middle East and Central Asia.
He added an area in Central Asia, Thrace and Macedonia.
He divided it into four parts to facilitate control of such a vast area.
The Palaestra was the exercise area, often a large open court.
Pompey was a Roman from aprovincialwealthy family from Picenum (ItalianPiceno) an area in the modern Marche region on the easterncoastof central Italy.
A traditional Roman house plan typically includes a central courtyard called the atrium, surrounded by rooms such as the tablinum, triclinium, and cubicula. The atrium serves as the main gathering space, while the tablinum is a formal reception room and the triclinium is a dining area. Bedrooms, known as cubicula, are located around the atrium. Additionally, Roman houses often have a peristyle garden at the back of the house.
A clearing house is a central collection area or institution where checks and other accounts are settled. It can also refer to a central location where different things are collected and stored.
A forum was the Roman market place or open central area. In Greece called agora.
The reception area of the housed of rich Romans was centred around the atrium
The two areas in a Roman house that are open to the sky and might contain a shallow pool are the atrium and the peristyle. The atrium served as the central reception area, often featuring an impluvium—a basin for collecting rainwater. The peristyle, a colonnaded courtyard, often included gardens and pools, providing a tranquil outdoor space for relaxation and socializing.
The central area where gladiatorial contests were held is simply called harena, or the arena. This is a Latin word that means "sand", but also can connote any place where a contest is held.
The central feature of a Roman town house, or "domus," was the atrium, which served as the main reception area and focal point of the home. The atrium typically featured an opening in the roof (compluvium) to allow light and rainwater to enter, with a basin (impluvium) below to collect the water. Surrounding the atrium were various rooms, including bedrooms, dining areas, and storage spaces, reflecting the family's status and lifestyle. This layout emphasized both functionality and social interactions within the household.
He created a central government for Western Europe.
A calotte is a skullcap worn by Roman Catholic priests, the central area of the crown of a bird's head, or the upper or lower half of the globe of the eye.
The area now called France was under Roman rule for several hundred years, as was much of western and central Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.