Ipsi autem sunt ita longi et lati, uti duo triclinia cum circumitionibus inter se spectantia possint esse conlocata, habentque dextra ac sinistra lumina fenestrarum valvata, uti de tectis per spatia fenestrarum viridia prospiciantur.
The halls themselves are broad and long enough to have two triclinia facing each other, with room to pass round; and these, on both hands, have garden windows with folding lights, so that the guests, under cover, may have a view of the garden.
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