She would have liked to go to the cool frigidarium again to watch for the physician's litter; but she was warned, and had accustomed herself to follow the doctor's directions as obediently as a dutiful child.
In the vaulted ceiling of the frigidarium (8) and one of the rooms of the bakery (3) is a round hole for ventilation, opening upon the terrace above through a kind of chimney.
If we imagine a thick growth of shrubs and flowers about the tank, we have the setting which explains the tasteful decoration of the frigidarium in the Stabian Baths (p.
A sundial stood on the roof of the frigidarium and men's caldarium, supported by a foundation of masonry still visible.
T-shaped iron found in the excavations under the paving of the frigidarium of the thermae of Caracalla.
In the balneum a hot bath could be taken, originally in a tub, but in later times in a large reservoir; and in the frigidarium a cold plunge could be had.
In the frigidarium of the baths are the remains of the altar to Jupiter found under Notre Dame, a statue of the Emperor Julian, and many a relic of Roman Paris.
Any shaped room may be adopted as a combined frigidarium and apodyterium so long as it fulfils the essential points--i.
The ground sloping considerably, a descent of a few steps has to be made to reach the frigidarium from the street.
In the frigidarium are two couches, hooks for clothes, lavatory, and toilet tables, &c.
In this bath the office is arranged in the old building in Jermyn Street, adjoining which is the combined frigidarium and apodyterium, a structure of wood, originally intended as a temporary building only.
The frigidarium is cut off from the corridor or landing of the house by a lobby, which provides a w.
The frigidarium serves also as the apodyterium, and is cut up into divans by ornamental wood partitions.
From this frigidarium the bather can return to his dressing-box by way of a lobby.
The frigidarium of a private bath should be as pleasant, cheerful, and comfortable as possible.
For practical purposes, the greatest amount of light required in any part of a frigidarium is that at the heads of the couches, where it must be of such strength as will admit of comfortable reading.
In the generality of modern baths, the frigidarium forms also the apodyterium.
From this little frigidarium a marble staircase leads to the door of the tepidarium, formed at basement level at the back of the houses.
Well-arranged Turkish baths are to be found in the baths at Nuremberg, Hanover, and Bremen, the latter planned with both a first and second class frigidarium to the one set of bath rooms.
If a combined apodyterium and frigidarium be adopted, it must be fitted with a number of divans to accommodate a given number of persons, or be divided into smaller spaces with dwarf screens, each space receiving a pair of couches.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "frigidarium" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
