Usages of compluvium
Cum pluvia per compluvium cadit, impluvium paulatim completur.
When rain falls through the roof-opening, the rain-pool is gradually filled.
Cave aquam in pavimento relinquas, si ventus per compluvium nimis fortis intrat.
Do not leave water on the floor, if too strong a wind comes in through the roof-opening.
Cum pluvia per compluvium cadit, impluvium paulatim completur.
When rain falls through the roof-opening, the rain-pool is gradually filled.
Postea serva dicit aquam per compluvium in impluvium cecidisse, sed pavimentum iam siccum esse.
Afterward the maid says that water fell through the roof-opening into the rain-pool, but that the floor is already dry.
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