Who often visited the public baths, particularly in this room?
Who are theives
200
What exercises were strictly for men?
What are running, wrestling, boxing, fencing and ballgames
200
Name the two types of libraries?
What are Greek and Latin literature
200
What room is the tepidaria and what type of plunge bath did it hold?
What is the warm room and the warm plunge bath
300
What were mixed at public baths?
What are social classes
300
What showed your wealth and status in this room?
What is having multiple slaves watch over your stuff
300
What exercises were strictly for women?
What are trochus, swimming and lifting dumbbells
300
What is the Latin word for library
What is bibliotheca
300
What is the tepidaria and what type of solia could be found in that room?
What is the warm room and warm plunge bath
400
What is the word of small pools in Latin?
What is piscinae
400
What is the Latin word for the slaves that watched over your things?
What is capsarius
400
What is trochus?
What is a game using a hooked stick to push/roll a hoop
400
The public baths were also considered art museums for what reason?
What is they were highly decorated with both modern and antique statues and paintings
400
What is the reasoning behind the order of the public baths?
What is the chronological order
500
What are three other regions that developed public baths as the Roman Empire grew?
What are Europe, North Africa and the Middle East
500
Use your knowledge of the use of this room to make an educated guess on the meaning of apodyein
What is to undress
500
What four things did a Roman doctor recommend that all could be found at a public bath?
What are bathing, exercise, massage and a good diet
500
The public bath is considered similar to what two modern-day places and why
What are the mall because it was surrounded by shops and restaurants and a public park because there were pavilions, park benches, flower gardens and avenues of trees
500
What was the order of the baths?
What is apodyterium, palaestra, frigidaria, tepidaria and caladaria