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fauces (a) of (I.4.22), and a window in its back room (b) that connects with the atrium (b) of the<br />

same house, so it is possible that the owner of (I.4.22) also had an interest in these two shops. No<br />

cooking or dining evidence is reported, but some carbonized olives that may have been<br />

discovered here (PAH II, 664).<br />

References<br />

CTP IIIA, 8-9; Gassner 1986, 128; Fiorelli 1875, 68; Fiorelli 1873, 69; PAH II, 661 (19-23 Apr.), 663-<br />

664 (16 Giu. - 6 Ago.?).<br />

Data<br />

A) Total area: 69.7 Nodes: 36.9 Connectors: 0.0 Static spaces: 32.8<br />

B) Total # spaces: 3 # Nodes: 1 # Connectors: 0 # Static spaces: 2<br />

12. I.4.26, Fullonica di Dionysios, (work)shop (Figs. 2.3, 5.2, 5.14, 5.45)<br />

Synopsis<br />

In the SW corner of the main room of this workshop are the remains of a small basin with<br />

opus signinum lining; just to the E along the S wall is a fragmentary wall of a hearth or furnace<br />

(Fig. 5.39). Mau noted fragmentary decoration of the 1st and 2nd style near the same corner of<br />

the room. To the W is a small room (b) with a latrine under the stairs to the upper floor from #25;<br />

to the E is a large room (a) with a window onto the street. The installations in the main room led<br />

Moeller to identify the property as an officina lanifricaria. Electoral recommendations to the E of<br />

the entrance by a freedman Dionysios (who identifies himself as a fuller) for his patron L.<br />

Popidius Secundus (occupant of I.4.5+25) indicate a dependent relationship of this small<br />

establishment upon the Casa del Citarista. Hypothetically, the hearth/furnace could have been<br />

used for cooking as well as working, and the large room (a) might have provided eating-space as<br />

well as storage, work, and living space. However, if the proprietor was a freedman of the Casa<br />

del Citarista, he and his staff may well have lived and eaten in the large house.<br />

References<br />

Moeller 1976, 31, #2; Dwyer, PG 1980 (5), 7; Della Corte 1954, 213-214, #503-504; Mau 1882, 64;<br />

Fiorelli 1875, 68; Fiorelli 1873, 69; PAH II, 665-667 (11 Ago., 25-27 Ago.?), 670 (29 Ott.).<br />

Data<br />

A) Total area: 52.3 Nodes: 23.6 Connectors: 0.0 Static spaces: 28.7<br />

B) Total # spaces: 4 # Nodes: 1 # Connectors: 0 # Static spaces: 3<br />

C) Area, HE: 2.5<br />

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