Two of these places named Comedy and Tragedy were designed as though the buildings wore lowly slippers and platform boots respectively. One of these places included an island enclosure with Ionic columns called the Maritime Theatre and had a small Nile River running through. At one of these places, many paintings with red backgrounds were uncovered in Room 5, which was identified as a nuptial chamber. J. Paul Getty (-5[1])based his namesake museum on one of these places that visitors entered through the fauces and proceeded to the atrium and tablinum, which was named for "Papyri." These places, which include one "of the Mysteries," are exemplified by one in Tivoli that had a Canopus reflecting pool and a temple to Antinous, its commissioner's lover. Hadrian owned an example of, for 10 points, what type of Roman farmhouse? ■END■ (10[1])