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Roman Baths

Names Thermae – huge baths built by emperors Balnea – smaller facilities throughout the city Book uses thermae regardless

Floor Plans

Palaestra Exercise field Wrestling, fencing, boxing, etc. Socializing Weight rooms along the edge

Apodyterium Changing room Slave would take clothes & belongings and store in a cubby

Tepidarium “Warm room” Tepid in English = lukewarm; with little enthusiasm Work up a sweat slowly before going to the hot room

Caldarium “Hot room” like scald Deep tub of hot water at one end Marble benches Olive oil & strigil Massage Cold water at the other end

Frigidarium “Cold room” – think “refrigerator” Unheated water Refreshing end of the trip

Other Rooms Laconicum – hot, dry room like a sauna Unctorium – room specifically for oil massages

Heating System - Hypocaust