Los negocios de hostelería en Pompeya: cauponae, hospitia y stabula

This article provides the census of Pompeian hospitality business houses, while examining their diverse architectural versions: wine shops, meal houses, small inns, restaurants and hotels. Distinguishing popinae, cauponae and hospitia appears as a major archaeological issue. We therefore propound an...

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Autores: Ruíz de Arbulo, Joaquín, Gris, Ferran
Tipo de documento: capítulo de livro
Data de publicação:2017
País:España
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title Los negocios de hostelería en Pompeya: cauponae, hospitia y stabula
spellingShingle Los negocios de hostelería en Pompeya: cauponae, hospitia y stabula
Ruíz de Arbulo, Joaquín
Pompeia (Ciutat antiga)
Arquitectura romana -- Pompeia (Ciutat antiga)
90
title_short Los negocios de hostelería en Pompeya: cauponae, hospitia y stabula
title_full Los negocios de hostelería en Pompeya: cauponae, hospitia y stabula
title_fullStr Los negocios de hostelería en Pompeya: cauponae, hospitia y stabula
title_full_unstemmed Los negocios de hostelería en Pompeya: cauponae, hospitia y stabula
title_sort Los negocios de hostelería en Pompeya: cauponae, hospitia y stabula
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Ruíz de Arbulo, Joaquín
Gris, Ferran
author Ruíz de Arbulo, Joaquín
author_facet Ruíz de Arbulo, Joaquín
Gris, Ferran
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author2 Gris, Ferran
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Pompeia (Ciutat antiga)
Arquitectura romana -- Pompeia (Ciutat antiga)
90
topic Pompeia (Ciutat antiga)
Arquitectura romana -- Pompeia (Ciutat antiga)
90
description This article provides the census of Pompeian hospitality business houses, while examining their diverse architectural versions: wine shops, meal houses, small inns, restaurants and hotels. Distinguishing popinae, cauponae and hospitia appears as a major archaeological issue. We therefore propound an analysis that takes into account the number of rooms, the presence of triclinia and, if the case, the adaptation into domus and gardened vineyards. The existence of large gates, annexed courtyards and stables allows us to clearly identify the stabula aligned to the main gates entering the city. We stress that the epigraphic evidence bear good witness to the fact that nobody in 1st-century AD Pompei already used the term thermopolium which, in spite of its popularity in the guides, we only know from Plautus’ theatre.
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