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    equated the treatment these hospitals gave to barbarity. A standard valetudinarium was a rectangular building consisting of four wings, connected by an...
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  • higher than company commanders (Legati). Near the Principia were the Valetudinarium (hospital), Veterinarium (for horses), Fabrica ("workshop", metals and...
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    troops accompanying them.[page needed] Facilities included a hospital (valetudinarium) that covered 5,000 square metres (54,000 sq ft), a workshop covering...
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    building, 41x41m, within the fort is considered to have been either a valetudinarium or a fabrica. The fort and its vicus were both abandoned in the 3rd century...
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    may not have been a residence. One hypothesis is that it is instead a valetudinarium (health spa or a sort of domestic hospital and infirmary for sick slaves)...
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  • included within the association of soldiers connected with the hospital (valetudinarium) of Legio III Augusta at Lambaesis would suggest that they had medical...
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    and seplasiarii ("ointment-men"), medical orderlies who worked in the valetudinarium (hospital in a legionary fortress) or hospitium (auxiliary fort hospital);...
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    praetoria double gates, of the principia, or headquarters, and of the valetudinarium, or hospital. Also found were numerous coins of the 1st to 4th centuries...
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    there worshipped in the Roman way; within the inner courtyard of the valetudinarium of Legio Italica I's camp in Novae was a sanctuary of Asclepius and...
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    with the new Trajanic basilica, and the new building of a hospital (valetudinarium) were built at the place of the former Flavian baths (thermae). It is...
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    storage building (horreum) and presumably also the military hospital (valetudinarium) were built of stone. The discovery of the bone end reinforcement of...
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    parts of the interior already made of stone. However, apart from a valetudinarium (military hospital) and some other walls of unknown purpose, nothing...
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    included the praetorium (officers' residence), barracks, hospital (valetudinarium) and horrea. The praetorium and hospital had rooms arranged around a...
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  • here. In the camp described by Hyginus, this area also contained the valetudinarium and veterinarium, the tribunes' houses, the scholae of the officers...
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