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What were the differences between the Caldarium and the Laconica in ancient Roman baths?
I think you mean laconicum, not laconia. (Latin has specific endings to their words) A laconicum was a sweating room while the caldarium was a room with hot/warm water.The word "laconia" connotes something to do with Sparta.I think you mean laconicum, not laconia. (Latin has specific endings to their words) A laconicum was a sweating room while the caldarium was a room with hot/warm water.The word "laconia" connotes something to do with Sparta.I think you mean laconicum, not laconia. (Latin has specific endings to their words) A laconicum was a sweating room while the caldarium was a room with hot/warm water.The word "laconia" connotes something to do with Sparta.I think you mean laconicum, not laconia. (Latin has specific endings to their words) A laconicum was a sweating room while the caldarium was a room with hot/warm water.The word "laconia" connotes something to do with Sparta.I think you mean laconicum, not laconia. (Latin has specific endings to their words) A laconicum was a sweating room while the caldarium was a room with hot/warm water.The word "laconia" connotes something to do with Sparta.I think you mean laconicum, not laconia. (Latin has specific endings to their words) A laconicum was a sweating room while the caldarium was a room with hot/warm water.The word "laconia" connotes something to do with Sparta.I think you mean laconicum, not laconia. (Latin has specific endings to their words) A laconicum was a sweating room while the caldarium was a room with hot/warm water.The word "laconia" connotes something to do with Sparta.I think you mean laconicum, not laconia. (Latin has specific endings to their words) A laconicum was a sweating room while the caldarium was a room with hot/warm water.The word "laconia" connotes something to do with Sparta.I think you mean laconicum, not laconia. (Latin has specific endings to their words) A laconicum was a sweating room while the caldarium was a room with hot/warm water.The word "laconia" connotes something to do with Sparta.
What does the word hitcher connotes?
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What is a roman 2 lettered word?
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Virtuous circle ?
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