subsellium

/sʌbˈsɛliəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A subsellium is a low stool or a step in a theater, especially in ancient Greek and Roman theaters, for the support of the feet of a seated spectator.

“The ancient Greek theater had several subsellia for the audience to sit comfortably.”

Synonyms

  • footrest
  • substage

Antonyms

  • loge
  • throne