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- LATIN LIBRARY
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PHILOSOPHERS' HALL
A large hall (2), rectangular in plan with an exedra on the south framed by two columns and divided by seven niches. Located between the Pecile and Maritime Theater, with which it communicated, the hall was decorated with opus sectile on both the floor and walls, in part in porphyry (according to Ligorio). It was probably used for imperial audiences and meetings. The building dates to Phase I (118-125 CE).
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