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Klinai (Gr****; sg.: klinē),
known in
Latin as
lectus triclinaris, were a type of
ancient furniture used by the
ancient Gr****s in
their symposia and by...
- how the "turned" legs of a
kline might have appeared.
Numerous images of
klinai are displa**** on vases,
topped by
layers of
intricately woven fabrics and...
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thought to be
accurate reconstructions of triclinia. The
custom of
using klinai ("dining couches")
while taking a meal
rather than
sitting became po****r...
- the
middle of the day when the sun is near the meridian.
Chaise longue (
Klinai) in a 4th-century
Roman m****cript
Duchesse brisée Récamier Méridienne The...
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Chair Bench Couch, also
known as a sofa or
settee Accubita Canapé
Davenport Klinai Divan Love seat
Chesterfield Bed Bunk bed
Canopy bed Four-poster bed Murphy...
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Greece and
ancient Rome, with
thrones being commonplace as well as the
klinai,
multipurpose couches used for relaxing, eating, and sleeping. The furniture...
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Washington Kline, West
Virginia USS
Kline (APD-120), ex-DE-687 Kline, a.k.a.
klinai,
ancient furniture item
Klein (disambiguation)
Cline (disambiguation) Clyne...
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Reconstructed Roman triclinium or
dining room, with
three klinai or couches...
- century. The
banqueteers recline on
three couches called klinai. On the
floor under the
klinai a cat
prowls towards a
rooster and a partridge. On the left...
- a multi-person
curved couch, for
which the term
stibadium is also used.
Klinai is the Gr**** equivalent,
sometimes also used. Frequently, the
Romans would...
