The baths of the Romans explained and illustrated. With the restorations of Palladio corrected and improved. To which is prefixed, an introductory preface, pointing out the nature of the work. And a dissertation upon the state of the arts during the different periods of the Roman empire
Charles Cameron's 1772 London treatise The Baths of the Romans, printed by G. Scott for the author, is an architectural study for scholars and builders of classical antiquity. Its engraved plates show Roman bath buildings as elevations, plans and ornamental details, offering designers measured layouts and decorative motifs drawn from Roman architecture.
