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In Roman theatre, a siparium was a curtain stretched on the scaenae frons, the back wall of the stage. Human figures were presented on the siparium. When a play started, the siparium was lowered so it would be visible to the audience. At the end of a play, it would be raised again.

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  • In Roman theatre, a siparium was a curtain stretched on the scaenae frons, the back wall of the stage. Human figures were presented on the siparium. When a play started, the siparium was lowered so it would be visible to the audience. At the end of a play, it would be raised again. (en)
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  • In Roman theatre, a siparium was a curtain stretched on the scaenae frons, the back wall of the stage. Human figures were presented on the siparium. When a play started, the siparium was lowered so it would be visible to the audience. At the end of a play, it would be raised again. (en)
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