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How many roman baths were there?
Your question is impossible to answer accurately due to the fact that there has never been a proper count of them. There were the famous imperial baths which we can count, but there were numerous private baths throughout the city. Also many of the upper class had baths in their houses and villas. Remember too, that anywhere the Romans had a town or a military fort, they had baths.
What is the modern name for aquae sulis?
Aquae Sulis was a small Roman town in Somerset, England famed for it's hot water spring which the Roman's built into large complex of Roman Baths. The modern town is called 'Bath'.
What different way people from long ago get around town?
how do people et around town in the past
Why do people run marathons?
Because it was back in time during a war in Greece where a messenger ran from a town called marathon to pass on some relavant message about the enemy and the distance was 26.2 miles. So during the olymoics they created the event to commemorate that run.
How did the tariff of 1816 highlight the nation's growing sectionalism?
The guys who wrote it farted so hard that all the women in town passed out
Is ridgefield a good town?
it is a very good town with friendly people in it
Who built the Baths of Caracalla?
Many people built the Roman baths, mostly emperors or extremely wealthy men. Marcus Agrippa built baths. Nero built the first of the imperial baths. The baths of Caracalla can still be toured today. The cities in the provinces also had their baths which were either paid for by a wealthy donor or built by the town council. At military forts, the soldiers built their own baths.
Was Artemis an enemy to Greek people?
Artemis was the goddess of the hunt and the moon. If there was one time she could be deemed an enemy of the people, it was during a genocide of an unlawful town. Otherwise she was fairly supportive of the Greeks and an albeit feminist.
How many roman baths were there?
Your question is impossible to answer accurately due to the fact that there has never been a proper count of them. There were the famous imperial baths which we can count, but there were numerous private baths throughout the city. Also many of the upper class had baths in their houses and villas. Remember too, that anywhere the Romans had a town or a military fort, they had baths.
Where did roman aqueducts lead to?
baths and stuff into da town :P heey noa
What does it mean when a German town or city begins with the word Bad?
The word bad is often placed in city names that have spas or baths. These towns were once thought to have wellness places or with their thermal baths.
Why was cape town built where it was is there good reasons?
to house people
Is town capitalized when used in reference to town's people?
Yes, when it is used as a direct address. Example: We have to be united for the good of our community, Town.
What were the main public buildings in the roman town?
Temple, baths and basilicas were main pubic buildings in almost every Roman town. Theaters, amphitheaters and sometimes libraries were present if the town were large enough.
What are some character traits and examples for each act for each character from An Enemy of the People?
Dr. Stockmann: Idealistic, courageous (Act 1- exposes the truth about the contaminated baths, Act 2 - stands up against the town's opposition) Peter Stockmann: Manipulative, self-serving (Act 1 - tries to cover up the truth about the baths, Act 2 - suppresses Dr. Stockmann's findings for his own benefit) Mayor Stockmann: Close-minded, authoritarian (Act 1 - dismisses Dr. Stockmann's concerns, Act 2 - uses his power to silence Dr. Stockmann)
What does bad in the front of a town mean in German?
"Bad" in German typically translates to "spa" or "bath" in English. So, a town with "Bad" in front of its name usually indicates that it is a spa town known for its therapeutic or recreational baths.
How is imagery used in an enemy of the people by henrik ibsen?
There are several uses of imagery in An Enemy Of The People, a lot of different kinds too! A good example of some would be animal imagery, along with war (links to war metaphors), pollution, corruption, etc. But all of these are used to describe or present different things. For example, in terms of pollution: the pollution of the water in the baths can be seen as a symbolic link to the ultimate corruption of the town and the overall greed of the public majority, as they refuse to pay for the repairing of the baths (which is later justified by the clear setting of the Peoples Messenger office as shabby and dingy, showing that the towns people really and truly are quite poor). Another example of pollution that is referred to in the play, but is a different element to water, would be the lack of oxygen (symbolising the lack of new ideas and progress within the conservative town) as the Dr quotes in act IV: "In a house which does not get aired and swept every day-my wife Katherine maintains that the floor ought to be scrubbed as well,but that is a debatable question-in such a house, let me tell you, people will lose within two or three years the power of thinking or acting in a moral manner. Lack of oxygen weakens the conscience. And there must be a plen- tiful lack of oxygen in very many houses in this town, I should think, judging from the fact that the whole com- pact majority can be unconscientious enough to wish to build the town's prosperity on a quagmire of falsehood and deceit."
