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![]() Covered Hippodrome seems to have been either a garden in shape of the hippodrome (as at the Domus Augustana and Domitianīs Albanum Palace in Rome and Hadrianīs villa at Tivoli) or a long corridor, with curved ends and the interior longitudinally divided by a middle wall, used for horse rides or even for private chariot races (such as the so-called Poikile structure in Hadrianīs villa or the long corridor in the Sesorian palace in Rome).
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