-
practiced a
sweat bath ceremony known as
temazcal as a
religious rite of
penance and purification.
Traditions ****ociated with
sweating vary regionally...
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medically or therapeutically, as in hydrotherapy, ice baths, or the mud
bath.
People bathe in
water at
temperatures ranging from very cold to very hot...
-
entire bath is
heated by hot air,
coming through a
special pipe
located under a
marble floor. The
bather lies on the hot
stone and
sweats. When
sweating is...
- (D), cold
washing room (E),
anointing room (F), cold
bath room (G),
furnace room (H),
sweating bath (I), Laconi**** (K), warm
washing room (L). "...literary...
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agricultural Native American communities.
Certain elements, such as the
sweat bath, prayers, songs, offerings, the use of
ritual paraphernalia, and the observance...
- northeast. At one end of the
smaller ball
court there is an
adobe sweat bath. This
sweat bath was most
likely used as a
social bonding environment for the...
-
ceremony months before. A day
prior to the ceremony, the girl
takes a
sweat bath,
meanwhile the male
relatives and a
medicine man (a healer) make the items...
- mythology,
Temazcalteci (pronounced [temaskalˈtesi],
Nahuatl temāzcalli '
sweat bath' +
tecitl 'grandmother') was the
goddess of
steam baths.
According to...
- a new wife, but that he
would let her be the "sole out-puller of my
sweat-
bathed hairs". She is angry, and
deliberately plucks the next few
hairs a lot...
- each one of its ends. The
bath is
housed inside a larger—more elaborate—building and was used for
public bathing. The
Great Bath and the
house of the priest...
