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ampla area aperta,& parata ad omnia datnr. #Cauædiorum nomina aut a more gentium aut a forma ſu-
muntur. #Atria quoque nominantur, ſed alia ratione, nam cauædium dicitur ratione illius partis, quæ est
ſub diuo, & in medium impluit. Atrium uerò, ratione illius, quæ tecta eſt. Quinque ſunt cauædiorum genera,
duo nomma a gentium conſuetudine ſumuntur. Tuſcanicum ſcilicet, & Corinthium. Tria ab ipſa forma no-
minantur. Simplicius cæteris genus Tuſcanicũ est, a quo forte atrium nomen habuit. in Thuſcia enim Atrien-

94[Figure 94]B. Tuſcanicum cauum ædium.
E. cellæ.
D. interpenſiua.E B E95[Figure 95]D D E B E11102220333044405550

ſes populierant, a quibus atria dicta Varro teſtatur. Quarenon auderem ego affirmare atrium ab atro culina
colore dici, quoniam decor non patitur eam partem, quæ maxime erat in promptu, & egregijs operibus or-
naridebebat, atrameſſe,& fuliginoſam. Cauædium igitur Tuſcanicum est, in quo trabes, quæ per atrij lati-

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