quid nunc strata solo referam tabulata crepantes auditura pilas, ubi languidus ignis inerrat aedibus et tenuem volvunt hypocausta vaporem? nec si Baianis veniat novus hospes ab oris talia despiciet (fas sit componere magnis parva), Neronea nec qui modo lotus in unda hic iterum sudare neget.
Why now should I relate the flooring strewn upon the ground to hear the sounding balls, where the fire strays faintly about the house and the furnaces roll up a mild warmth? Were a stranger to come from Baiaes shores, he would not scorn the like of this (lawful be it to compare great with small), nor would a bather fresh from Neros water refuse to sweat here a second time.
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