The Excavations of Roman Baths At Bath 8 2
The Excavations of Roman Baths At Bath 8 2
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By 5ft. Square) was turned up atthe edges and _burnt_, not soldered together, but these joints are inmany cases now imperfect. This well secured bottom, or floor, appearsto have been placed in position, rather to keep the hot water fromascending into the bath from the springs beneath than to make thebath water-tight. Enclosing the bath all round the four sides are sixsteps, the sixth landing the bather on the _Schola_, or platform. Theriser of the bottom steps varies in depth from 15in. To 11in.... , with atread of 14in. , the next riser is 14in. With a tread of 11in. , as alsois the next step and the one following. The step above has a rise of12in. , and a tread of 14in. This step was scarcely covered with water, but it is evident the water flowed over it when bathers agitated it. The riser or the step above, 10in. To 12in. , completes the flight andhelped to keep the water within proper bounds, giving a total depth of6ft. 8in. To the bath, and from 5ft. 9in. To 5ft. 11in. For the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By 5ft. Square) was turned up atthe edges and _burnt_, not soldered together, but these joints are inmany cases now imperfect. This well secured bottom, or floor, appearsto have been placed in position, rather to keep the hot water fromascending into the bath from the springs beneath than to make thebath water-tight. Enclosing the bath all round the four sides are sixsteps, the sixth landing the bather on the _Schola_, or platform. Theriser of the bottom steps varies in depth from 15in. To 11in.... , with atread of 14in. , the next riser is 14in. With a tread of 11in. , as alsois the next step and the one following. The step above has a rise of12in. , and a tread of 14in. This step was scarcely covered with water, but it is evident the water flowed over it when bathers agitated it. The riser or the step above, 10in. To 12in. , completes the flight andhelped to keep the water within proper bounds, giving a total depth of6ft. 8in. To the bath, and from 5ft. 9in. To 5ft. 11in. For the water.
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