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    Ecce Romani I

    Chapter 7
    pp. 45-48
    ROMAN LIFE IV
    THE ROMAN VILLA
    I. As you read pages 45-48 in your textbooks complete the following diagram by
    identifying the three main areas of a villa rustica and the various items located in
    each section.

    VILLA
    RUSTICA

    II. In the space below draw and label the rooms in the part of the villa inhabited by
    the owner and his family.
    III. Answer the following questions based on the reading.

    1. In the selection by Columella on page 45, why do you think he recommends


    that the owner ‘should conduct himself civilly with his tenants’?

    2. How was a villa urbana different from a villa rustica?

    3. What were some ways Romans demonstrated their appreciation of nature in


    their homes?

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