Along with hot and cold rooms, Roman public baths generally had a warm room known as the
A) frigidarium.
B) caldarium.
C) tepidarium.
D) compluvium.

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The warm room in a Roman public bath is known as the tepidarium. The frigidarium is the cold room, and the caldarium is the hot room. The compluvium is a skylight or opening in the roof of a Roman house to let in light and rainwater.

Along with Hot and Cold Rooms, Roman Public Baths Generally