In Ostia, a well preserved one of these structures contains many mosaics of Neptune.
In Ostia, a well preserved one of these structures contains many mosaics of Neptune. One of these places named for Zeuxippus was destroyed during the Nika Revolts in Constantinople. A conical roof covered the laconicum of these places, whose entrances were rooms called apodyteria. These buildings were heated by a system called the hypocaust. Slaves called unctores would often use a strigil on their masters in the destrictarium of these places. In 212 AD, (*) Caracalla commissioned a large one of these buildings that are only smaller than ones named for Diocletian. The frigidarium of these structures was filled with cold water, while hot water could be found in the caldarium. For 10 points, name these public locations where Romans would clean themselves.
In Ostia, a well preserved one of these structures contains many mosaics of Neptune.
baths [or thermae]