Ancient Healing Thermalism Lexicon
We often encounter the problem of not knowing which is the best term for what, or what a paper or study is referring to depending on the language in which it is written. The usual translators do not usually help much in this respect either.
So, in order to speak ‘the same language’ and use the same terms, regardless of the language we speak, we have considered it important to create a glossary in several languages, always with the possible Latin term used by the Greco-Latin authors as a reference.
In this way, as well as being able to check which terms are most commonly used in each language, we can also verify the meaning or the most appropriate definition when writing our texts or articles.
To continue building this glossary, we expect the participation of many colleagues and interested parties, who can show us which is the most used term for each language, as well as discuss the definition of each term, doing it as a collaborative project.
Let’s get to it?
- aquae
- aquae calidae
- aquae ferrugineae
- aquae naturales
- aquae nitrosae
- aquae stypterizusae
- aquae sua virtute medentes
- aquarum illisio
- aquarum ruina
- aura
- balneolum
- balneum
- calida cella
- calidae fontes
- cataclysmus
- clibanus
- exhalatio naturalis
- fervidus fluctus
- fons
- frigidae fontes
- heres
- laconicum
- lacus
- lavacrum
- medicatae fontes
- natatio
- piscina
- psychrolusia
- rellenus
- sudatio
- sulphur
- Thermae
- vapor
- vaporatio locorum natura spirantium