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Aquae Sulis was a very religious site. The site was dedicated to the water god "Sulis Minerva". It consisted of many sacred places. This includes The Spring, The Classical Temple and The Altar. I will be examining and analysing the Roman Baths.  

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ð¤Óí?ß>? ? ² ? ?    - !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST? ? Root Entry ?Zñ ×Ðñ LO+2|Óî23+?+UÇCONTENTS ñCompObj V ? n Bath he is shown in the guise of a male with the wedge-shaped nose, the lentoid eyes, moustaches and beetling brow of a Celtic god. His fierce upstanding hair merges into wings and serpents, as he stares, in no way incongruously, from his classical surroundings. The winged Victories perch precariously upon globes, while beyond them, in the corners of the pediment, are figures thought possibly to be tritons, but too little of them now survives to be sure. Below the shield, filling the spaces between its curved lower edge and the drapery of the Victories, are two helmets, one in the form of a dolphin s head, the other providing a perch for a rather startled owl, rooted to the ground by two hands clasping his wings. Both owl and dolphin are attributes closely...

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