Noble Roman families often displayed a series of "images" ( ',  ') in the atrium of their family home. There is some uncertainty about whether these "images" were funeral masks, busts, or both together. The "images" could be arranged in a family tree, with a title (') summarizing the individual's offices held (') and accomplishments (""), a practice that might be facilitated by hanging masks. In any case, portrait busts of family members in stone or bronze were displayed in the home as well.