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Plan of the Baths of Titus
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12021-03-30T11:16:11-07:00Plan of the Baths of Titus3Pianta delle Terme di Titoplain2022-09-08T02:37:10-07:00Title: Pianta delle Terme di Tito, con suo Tiepidario, detto le Sette Sale, e con gl’ avanzi della sua Casa. La tinta più nera indica la fabrica esistente, la più leggiera ciò, che da me è stato supplito. Key: 1. Avanzi della Casa di Tito, quali s’internano col primo Piano. 2. Cordonata al Piano superiore. 3. Piazza della Palestra 4. Abbaini, che portano il lume a Bagni, e Corridoj. 5. Cella Soleare con Vestiboli, Atrj, Tablini, Sisto, Cavedj, Esedre per ì Filosofi, e Bagno per gl’Atleti. 6. Bagno degl’Atleti. 7. Portico innanzi al Teatro. 8. Teatro. 9. Emicicli per uso de Filosofi, e della Gioventù, che in essi s’esercitavano, con stanze per riporre le lor vesti, ed i stili necessarj. 10. Tiepidario, detto le Sette Sale. 11. Ponte, per mezzo del quale si passava all’altre Fabriche, come vedremo in appresso. Signature: Piranesi Archit[etto]. dis[egnò]. inc[ise].Title: Plan of the Baths of Titus with the Tepidarium called the Seven Halls and the remains of his House. The darker ink indicates the extant building, and the lighter ink indicates my additions. Key: 1. Remains of the House of Titus, which are buried with the first Floor. 2. Staircase to the upper floor. 3. The square of the Gymnasium. 4. Attic that illuminated the Baths and Corridors. 5. Solarium with vestibules, atriums, dining rooms, a xytus, shafts, exedrae for the philosophers and a bath for the athletes. 6. Bath for the athletes. 7. Portico in front of the Theater. 8. Theater. 9. Hemicycle where the philosophers and youths exercised, with dressing rooms to change into the necessary garments. 10. Tepidarium, called the Seven Halls. 11. Bridge through which one passed to the other buildings, as we shall soon see. Signature: Drawn and engraved by the Architect Piranesi.