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A) the layout of the thermal baths was influenced
by the city’s size and wealth
Thermal baths, which were built for bathing,
relaxing, and socialising, were a common sight in B) interior design of the facilities were identical
cities all around the Roman Empire. The Romans
believed that regular visits to the thermal baths C) all thermal baths had different facilities
were necessary for good health and hygiene. The regardless of their capacity
baths were usually open from midday till dusk, D) the biggest Roman baths were in Ephesus
and they were accessible to everyone although
the richer visitors could afford private baths or E) thermal baths were open only for wealthy
separate areas with more exclusive services. The people
size and prosperity of the city had an impact on the
design of the thermal baths. While some cities had
smaller baths that served more basic functions,
others had great public thermal baths with facilities
like swimming pools, saunas, steam rooms, and
massage rooms. The Roman baths in Ephesus,
for example, covered an area of approximately
15,000 square metres and were able to hold up to A) The importance of hygiene in ancient Rome
1,000 bathers at a time. They were also decorated
with extravagant furnishings and artwork, such as B) Great Roman structures
frescoes, mosaics, and ornate marble sculptures,
which emphasised their luxury and beauty. C) A brief introduction to Roman thermal baths
D) The size and capacity of public baths in
Ephesus

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A) had a significant cultural and economic impact
on ancient Rome

B) played an important role in daily life in ancient
Rome

C) were all plain and simple in their decoration

D) could be accessed at any time of day

E) were constructed purely for curative or
cleanliness purposes

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