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- We can consider this house of the Vestals as having been the ancestor of the convents: it was built around a large atrium surrounded by a double portico.
- Beautifully built, the House of Vestal had decorations including a statue of Numa Pompilius, who was the founder of the Vestal cult.
- As you can still see, the House of the Vestals was part of a unified complex connected to the Temple of Vesta and the Regia.
- After the dissolution of the College of the Vestals in the late 4th century AD, the House of the Vestals continued to serve as a residence building.
- Between the Regia and Palatine hills lies the House of the Vestals, the place of residence in Rome of the Vestal Virgins, who lived just behind the Temple of Vesta.
- The Atrium Vestae, the most prominent part of the House of the Vestals, was an opulent three-storey palace that spanned over 50 rooms in total.
- House of the Vestal Virgins. The address of the Casa delle Vestali is that of the Roman Forum, namely Via della Salara Vecchia, 5/6.
- Before the 64 CE Fire Before the great fire of Rome during the reign of emperor Nero the house of the vestals had a different shape, size, floor plan and orientation.
- House of the Vestals. The Atrium Vestae was begun by Domitian and completed by Trajan about AD 113.
- we discover that Bradford University, working on the other side of the city, have been digging up one the smartest houses in the city: the House of the Vestals.
