Chapter 3 Roman Terms from textbook | Additional Roman Architectural Terms | Roman Furnishings/Motifs |
Barrel vault | Tuscan Order | Tables |
Pediment | Composite Order | Stools |
Coffers | Roman Aqueduct | Cabinets |
Rotunda | Roman Arch | Carved stone throne |
Oculus | Voussoir | Bed/couch |
Tepidarium | Keystone | Wicker chair |
Caldarium | Arcade | Motifs: |
Frigidaium | Thrust | Human figure |
Palaestra | Groin Vault | Acanthus |
Atrium | Dome | Rinceau |
Domus | Ashlar | Guilloche |
Tablinum | Concrete | Rosette |
Peristyle | Pozzolana | Swan |
Insula | Amphitheaters | Eagle |
Trompe l’oiel | Colosseum in Rome | Monopodium |
Wainscot | Vomitorium | Lion |
Amphorae | Cantilevers | Oxen |
Tabernae | Roman Baths-Baths of Caracalla | Sphinx |
Triclinium | Hypocasts | Griffin |
Fulcrum | Laconicum | Arabesque |
Cathedra | Diocletian | Wave pattern |
Sella curulis | Cella | Laurel wreaths |
Barrel chair | Maison Carree at Nimes | Festoons |
Pilasters | Fret | |
Coffered Vault | ||
Niche | ||
Apses | ||
Pantheon | ||
Attic | ||
Nave | ||
Pompeii | ||
Herculaneum | ||
Mosaics | ||
Fresco |
Compare what is said about inflated self-esteem in middle and late childhood (ch. 10) to potential narcissism in adolescence? What is the role of
Compare what is said about inflated self-esteem in middle and late childhood (ch. 10) to potential narcissism in adolescence? What is the role of spiritual formation in developing a self-confident, mature adolescent?




