The House of Glaucom is the study of the master Glaucom, one of the scholars’ cells of the Temple.
| Type | Place (study) |
| Era | 12th–13th centuries |
| Location | Jerusalorium or Paris, depending on the period |
| Occupant | Master Glaucom |
| Spanish entry | La Casa de Glaucom |
Description
- The master is seen from behind, bent over an open codex at a modest desk.
- Shelves on the left hold leather-bound books; the visible spines read Al-Biruni, Avicenna and Al-Farabi.
- Parchments hang from hooks on the right. On the desk are a bronze-and-gold astrolabe, a small lit brazier and wax candles.
- On the table lies the manuscript De Sphaera, half closed.
Relationships
- Hugues de Payens was the superior of the Order during the period in which Glaucom taught.
- The Library of Thoth was the greater source from which Glaucom translated.