The Ten Books On Architecture
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_O. _ Bakery. _P. _ Room with two winepresses. _Q. _ Corridor. _B. _ Court for fermentation of wine. _S. _ Barn. _T. _ Threshing-floor. _Y. _ Room with oil press.
] 2. Their stalls ought to be not less than ten nor more than fifteen feetwide, and long enough to allow not less than seven feet for each yoke. Bathrooms, also, should adjoin the kitchen; for in this situation itwill not take long to get ready a bath in the country.
Let the pressing room, also, be next to the kitchen; for in thissitu...ation it will be easy to deal with the fruit of the olive. Adjoiningit should be the wine room with its windows lighted from the north. In aroom with windows on any other quarter so that the sun can heat it, theheat will get into the wine and make it weak.
3. The oil room must be situated so as to get its light from the southand from warm quarters; for oil ought not to be chilled, but should bekept thin by gentle heat. In dimensions, oil rooms should be built toaccommodate the crop and the proper number of jars, each of which, holding about one hundred and twenty gallons, must take up a space fourfeet in diameter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_O. _ Bakery. _P. _ Room with two winepresses. _Q. _ Corridor. _B. _ Court for fermentation of wine. _S. _ Barn. _T. _ Threshing-floor. _Y. _ Room with oil press.
] 2. Their stalls ought to be not less than ten nor more than fifteen feetwide, and long enough to allow not less than seven feet for each yoke. Bathrooms, also, should adjoin the kitchen; for in this situation itwill not take long to get ready a bath in the country.
Let the pressing room, also, be next to the kitchen; for in thissitu...ation it will be easy to deal with the fruit of the olive. Adjoiningit should be the wine room with its windows lighted from the north. In aroom with windows on any other quarter so that the sun can heat it, theheat will get into the wine and make it weak.
3. The oil room must be situated so as to get its light from the southand from warm quarters; for oil ought not to be chilled, but should bekept thin by gentle heat. In dimensions, oil rooms should be built toaccommodate the crop and the proper number of jars, each of which, holding about one hundred and twenty gallons, must take up a space fourfeet in diameter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vitruvius Pollio to read onlineMoreLess
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