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- The well-preserved Tuscan atrium in the House of Menander, Pompeii. Note lararium in far corner by the stairs. Inwards-sloping roof supported by clear-span beams. View is through the tablinum, towards the front door. (en)
- The larger tetrastyle atrium of the Villa San Marco, Stabiae; four pillars support the roof. The central niche is the lararium; the two blocks of limestone supported the arca, a strongbox or safe. (en)
- A later Hellenized Roman domus. It has a Corinthian atrium, and the simple garden has been expanded into a room-ringed peristyle. Roughly 2nd century BCE. (en)
- An older-style Roman domus, with a no-pillar Tuscan atrium and no more than a garden behind. Roughly 3rd century BCE. (en)
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