How To Use Gidar In A Sentence
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The first room entered is the frigidarium, or cold room, referring to the cold plunge bath housed here.
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There were usually three different types of rooms available in the bath: the caldarium, the tepidarium, and the frigidarium.
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In the bathhouse's second phase the frigidarium was annexed to the church and was turned into a baptistery.
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Next you take a quick plunge in the cold pools of the frigidarium or, if feeling weak of heart, cool off more gradually in the tepidarium.
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Figure 2: Cipollino verde tessera of the mosaic floor of Frigidarium I
Stone Studies « Interactive Dig Sagalassos – City in the Clouds
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Gabriele - something similar also happened in Leicester, where St Nicholas' church is on the site of the frigidarium of the Roman baths complex.
Wroxeter: the sixth-century rebuilding
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To the left of the Hellenic gate is the palaestra, an open area where young athletes would have exercised, and behind this is the Roman bath, divided as usual into frigidarium, caldarium, and tepidarium, depending on the temperature of the water.
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This transfer from the "Kaisersaal" to the six niches of the frigidarium probably took place in the later 4th century A.D., when the imperial cult was abolished and the "Kaisersaal" transformed into a third hot water room or caldarium.
The Antonine Dynastic Gallery at Sagalassos
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It seems to fit well with a town location, especially if the frigidarium had been pressed into service as a church.
Wroxeter: the sixth-century rebuilding
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They were converted in the C5 to a church by the removal of the walls between the caldaria and the tepidarium, the choir being constructed in the frigidarium.
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Sister Hyacinthe had just gone into the house, and like an illumination the thought darted through Barbara's mind that the road could be seen from the little summer house which the reverend owner of the castle called his "frigidarium," because it was cool even during the warmest summer day.
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Preliminary analysis suggests the frigidarium remained in use until its roof collapsed on a hapless bather.
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Based on our experiences in the first sounding, the necessary preparations were taken to enable the team to reach an ever greater depth in the second sounding just outside the southwester corner pillar of frigidarium 1.
Interactive Dig Sagalassos - Roman Baths Report 3
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Finally they would take a quick dip in the cold bath, the frigidarium.
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To the left of the Hellenic gate is the palaestra, an open area where young athletes would have exercised, and behind this is the Roman bath, divided as usual into frigidarium, caldarium, and tepidarium, depending on the temperature of the water.
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As is also the case with the opus sectile floor of the Roman Baths, also the marble wall veneer from this building originates mostly from Dokimeion, while cipollino is the second most frequent stone type used for marble wall veneer in the Frigidarium II, the Apodyterium and the room to the south of the Apodyterium.
Interactive Dig Sagalassos - Stone
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The opus sectile floor covering the frigidarium II and the apodyterium, which was excavated from 2002 to 2004, was once again partially exposed during the first week of the campaign in order to allow Markku Corremans to carry out his doctoral research on imported exotic stones used at Sagalassos.
Interactive Dig Sagalassos - Roman Baths Report 2
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The frigidarium had a pool and changing rooms; the caldarium contained a washing area and a sudatorium (sweating area); and the tepidarium was used primarily as a room for relaxing.
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He noted two features special to Eastern baths: the absence of the palaestra (exercise court) and the diminished importance of the frigidarium (cold plunge).
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AD opus sectile floor covering the Frigidarium II and the Apodyterium, which was excavated in 2004, was once again exposed during the first two weeks of the campaign.
Interactive Dig Sagalassos - Stone
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It is also worth noting that the cold room frigidarium of the baths complex stood immediately behind the basilica south wall to the east of the doorway.
Wroxeter: the sixth-century rebuilding
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During the campaign of 2008 the opus sectile floor of the Apodyterium and Frigidarium II of the Roman baths of Sagalassos was already examined.
Stone Studies « Interactive Dig Sagalassos – City in the Clouds
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Another, somewhat smaller building platform Building 11 was laid between the big building and the west wall of the baths basilica, and another was laid at the east end of the former baths basilica interior, more or less opposite the frigidarium.
Wroxeter: the sixth-century rebuilding
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Several Roman buildings in Trier survived because they had been used as churches, so it's not impossible the Wroxeter frigidarium was used the same way.
Wroxeter: the sixth-century rebuilding
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They also found a "frigidarium" - a cold pool that was part of the baths built into the exclusive complex located just by the Forum constructed by Emperor Trajan.
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On the upper floor, we have identified three caldaria, two tepidaria, and two frigidaria so far.
Interactive Dig Sagalassos - Roman Baths Report 1
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View of one of the partially exposed opus sectile floor sections from frigidarium II
Interactive Dig Sagalassos - Roman Baths Report 2
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Given that some of the frigidarium walls are still standing to this day known as the ‘Old Work’, they must still have been standing at the time of the rebuilding, and the frigidarium may well still have been intact and roofed.
Wroxeter: the sixth-century rebuilding
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After this, the visitor would return to the tepidarium and then to frigidarium to cool down.
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As with all fashionable bath houses, it consisted of the four large rooms of the tepidarium, sudatorium, apoditerium and frigidarium (warm room, sweating room, dressing room and cold room respectively).
