Public and private bathing facilities in ancient Rome: fourteen figures, including a public bath complex, Seneca standing in a small ornamental bath, a father and his children bathing together, and a selection of bathing implements and strigils. Lithograph by Massias and Durin, 1888.

Public and private baths in ancient Rome, with a cross-section of a series of rooms in a public bath complex, including a frigidarium and tepidarium, with the fires and hypocaust heating system seen below. The man standing in a small ornamental bath is based on representations of Seneca preparing his own death in the bath