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Plan of the House of the Magistrate, phase I (3rd century). This house is located just behind the theatre, in the south-west quarter of the city, near the walls. It is a very large house occupying half the block, in which a public and a private area can be distinguished. There are traces of a staircase, which suggests an upper floor. It was possibly destroyed in 211 with the arrival of the Romans. (D. Mertens and M. Schützenberger).
Plan of the House of the Magistrate, phase I (3rd century). This house is located just behind the theatre, in the south-west quarter of the city, near the walls. It is a very large house occupying half the block, in which a public and a private area can be distinguished. There are traces of a staircase, which suggests an upper floor. It was possibly destroyed in 211 with the arrival of the Romans. (D. Mertens and M. Schützenberger).

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