Atriis Graeci quia non utuntur, neque aedificant, sed ab ianua introeuntibus itinera faciunt latitudinibus non spatiosis, et ex una parte equilia, ex altera ostiariis cellas, statimque ianuae interiores finiuntur.
The Greeks, not using atria, do not build as we do; but as you enter, they make passages of scanty width with stables on one side, and the porters rooms on the other; and these immediately adjoin the inner entrance.
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