Bathing in the Roman World
by Fikret Yegül
Bathing in the Roman World explores the integral role of bathhouses in ancient Roman society, from their architectural innovations to their function as social and cultural centers. The book reveals how bathing rituals shaped public life, urban development, and communal interactions across the Roman Empire, providing a detailed historical perspective on this everyday practice.
About This Book
Bathing in the Roman World examines the practices and structures associated with personal hygiene in ancient Rome. It highlights how bathhouses served as central hubs for social interaction and leisure.
The author provides insights into the design and engineering of these facilities, reflecting broader aspects of Roman society and urban planning.
This work draws on historical evidence to illustrate the role of bathing in Roman culture, from public thermae to private baths.
Overall, it offers a comprehensive look at how these institutions influenced daily routines and community life in the empire.
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