Pompeii V.4.a/11. Casa di Marco Lucrezio Frontone. Plan courtesy of Annette Haug.
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Pompeii V.4.a Quickie Quick Overview
Pompeii V.4.a House Area Rooms "a" to "k"
Pompeii V.4.a Garden Area Rooms "l" to "x"
a: Entrance and fauces at V.4.a.
b: Atrium
c: Cubiculum
d: Storage area
e: Wooden stairs with two initial masonry steps
f: Triclinium
g: Cubiculum
h: Tablinum
i: Cubiculum
k: Corridor leading to the service area
l: Garden
m: Light well and rainwater collection area
n: Storage area, possibly previously a cubiculum
o: Steps to upper floor
p: Anteroom to the kitchen
q: Kitchen
r: South part a cupboard; north part a latrine
s: Small triclinium or biclinium
t: Summer triclinium
u: Room where eight skeletons were found
v: Service area
x: Service area or stable
11: Entrance at V.4.11.
Stairways in room "e" and the western end of garden "l" indicate that these areas had upper-storey rooms.
Bastet and Heres have recorded rooms above the front of the house.
Mau recorded a large room above rooms "i" and "h" with remains of a pavement and simply decorated in the Third Style on a black ground.
Mau also noted further rooms above the kitchen area.
See Bastet, F.L., 1975. Forschungen im Haus des M. Lucretius Fronto. In Neue Forschungen in Pompeji, Recklinghausen: Aurel Bongers, p. 193-197.
See Mau, A., 1901. Ausgrabungen vom Pompeji. Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts, Römische Abteilung 16, p. 283-365.
See Peters, W.J., Moormann E.M., Heres T.L. , 1993. La Casa di Marcus Lucretius Fronto a Pompei e le sue pitture. Amsterdam: Thesis Publishers, p. 83, Fig. 191.
The house area has pictures of
The atrium, the impluvium, the compluvium
A marble table
The tablinum and a cubiculum
The summer triclinium and winter triclinium
The house area has pictures of wall paintings of
Bacchus and Ariadne
Mars and Venus
Narcissus
Pero suckling her father Micone
A young girl
A boy shown with the attributes of Mercury
- a winged helmet and a caduceus
Theseus and Ariadne in front of the Labyrinth
Orestes killing Neoptolemus
The toilet of Venus or Toilette d' Aphrodite
Pyramus and Thisbe
Dionysus with Silenus playing the lyre.
The garden area has pictures of
The kitchen, the stairs to the upper floor
The portico, an exedra
The hunting fresco with life size animals
Please be aware that the room numbers shown may differ from any other plans or records both published and unpublished.