How To Use Sudatorium In A Sentence
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C was probably a combined cooling and dressing-room, with a seat in its alcove; D, the tepidarium; E, the caldarium; and F, a specially hot room or sudatorium.
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As with all fashionable bath houses, it consisted of the four large rooms of the tepidarium, sudatorium, apoditerium and frigidarium (warm room, sweating room, dressing room and cold room respectively).
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Next to the largest room was a sweat-room (sudatorium) or bath.
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What is the significance for us of the saint who sang divine praises in the sudatorium that was being used as her torture chamber?
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In back are the cold room, hot and dry room, or sweatbath (sudatorium), and tepidaria or warm rooms.
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The frigidarium had a pool and changing rooms; the caldarium contained a washing area and a sudatorium (sweating area); and the tepidarium was used primarily as a room for relaxing.
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Without stoves or chimneys, a blazing central fire was the simplest way to convert a men's club into a sudatorium.
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In the far right hand corner is the laconicum or sudatorium, a circular room which served as a sauna.
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The Forum Baths, which adjoin the temple precinct, are largely traditional in layout, comprising a cold room and two hot rooms (sudatorium, caldarium), plus an open-air pool with a sunbathing facility (solarium).
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The history of the sudatorium goes back to the ancient Greeks.
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During ancient times, the complex was probably articulated on three levels: the first one currently submerged, the second one, partly still visible and including the sudatorium and the third one, whose left traces are on the slopes of the hill.
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This comprised two heated chambers with their hypercaust systems, rooms G & F on the above plan, two cold plunge baths, H & M, a further heated room, K (sweating room or sudatorium), with its own separate stoke room, N.
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Room D was a tepidarium, room B a sudatorium, later extended with an apse containing a basin.
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Taking a bath was a rite with precise rules: one began with sweating in a small overheated room, the sudatorium, then passed under a hot shower with the jets in the caldarium.
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Bathing itself - a progression through a sauna area (sudatorium) to a cool swimming pool - culminated in a massage room, the walls of which were lined with glass flasks containing all kinds of heavily perfumed oils.
