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How did the atrium of a roman house resemble the forum of a city?
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∙ 11y ago
The atrium was the inner courtyard of the house of the rich (domus). It could be said that it resembled the forum of a city in that it was the hub of the public life of a household, a bit like the forum was the hub of the public life of a city. Visitors were seen or entertained in the atrium.
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