Biclinia

/baɪˈklɪniə/ noun

Plural of 'biclinium'; a pair of couches or benches arranged side-by-side, especially as used in ancient Roman dining.

From Latin 'bi-' (two) plus 'clinium' (couch or bed). In Roman times, this seating arrangement was standard for formal meals where diners would recline while eating.

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