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A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)

Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 146

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hese fittings.Moreover, tlie possibility of bathing in flciwingwater is kejtt in view, and a marl;>le tank withelaborate a])])liaiices sometimes replaces thebath tidi. BATHS OF CARACALLA: OF DIO-CLETIAN, itr. (See Tlienua.) BATH STONE. Batli Oolite ; a light cream-ccilotired or nearly white,… … ^,g^0^ Bath Tib: .Sof.*^ Hath, I.Sth Cf.ntury. BATH TUB. A receptacle of sufficient sizeand ot proper shape to enable a person toimmerse the body in water, for wasliing andbathing purposes, and, in modern buildings, astationaiT jjlumbing fixture, generally provided243 BATH TUB with waste and…

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