Adiacent unctorium, hypocaustum, fornax, piscinaque.
English translation: Near there are the unctorium, hypocaustum, furnace, and basin
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| na | Near there are the unctorium, hypocaustum, furnace, and basin |
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Near there are the unctorium, hypocaustum, furnace, and basin Explanation: Do not translate unct. and hypoc.,as they were parts of the Roman house and a translation does not exist. I don't know what fornax was intended for, but furnace is a general term Thesame for piscina: it could be both a swimming pool and a pond for fishes, but basin is a general term. Good luck! Nothing to say!!! |
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