In ancient Roman architecture, a room in which dice games were played.

A moderately light-colored, light-weight hardwood that changes to flesh color or light brown when dried; often stained to simulate cherry,

A small recessed space, opening directly into a larger room.

A metal product clad with an aluminum or aluminum-alloy coating, usually as a protection against corrosion.

A Moorish or Spanish fortress or castle.

In ancient Roman architecture, a space on the surface of a wall covered with white plaster, located in a public

A white lime used for stucco; made by burning marble.