10 sentences with “baths”

The baths of Trajan in Rome were also famous in 104 AD.

The monk also used to prescribe steam baths, cold water baths and wraps for his patients.

There is also a large thermal building with baths that allowed for various degrees of heat.

The Emperor Hadrian (120-138 AD) built baths with a certain oriental air at Hadrian's Villa (near Rome).

The Hittites - inhabitants of Asia Minor between the 20th and 22nd centuries BC - used to take therapeutic baths frequently.

Roman facilities such as aqueducts and baths were built and roads were constructed linking the province to the rest of the empire.

The Mayans and the Sioux, before going into battle, would take steam baths and then put cold compresses on their bodies to build up their strength.

The Greeks worshipped these baths following the recommendations of Hippocrates who considered them as a balancing and restorative remedy for humoral problems.

The prescriptions of the Greek Hippocrates of steam baths, wet compresses and hot water bottles, applications of mud, barley or bran, were basic procedures that transcended those early times and are also used today.

Traditional Roman public buildings, including forums, theatres, baths, etc., were often neglected in favour of Christian churches, and many temples to the Roman gods and other public buildings were reused as churches.