Royal palace
place · 2 works · 2 mentions · 2 anchored passages
royal palace · households · palace · places of abode
in the texts
Nicocles or the Cyprians
Domestic spaces of royal life where temperance and justice must preserve harmony.
And yet, if kings are to rule well, they must try to preserve harmony, not only in the states over which they hold dominion, but also in their own households and in their places of abode;
Cyropaedia
Royal seat associated with Persian government buildings and the geographic center of imperial reference.
They have their so-called Free Square, where the royal palace and other government buildings are located.
Moreover, the tribes that he brought into subjection to himself were so many that it is a difficult matter even to travel to them all, in whatever direction one begin one’s journey from the palace, whether toward the east or the west, toward the north or the south.