Scholastica bathThe large building of the so-called Scholastica Baths, discovered in 1926, was constructed in the late first or the early second century CE. the remains that we can see today are from the 4th century CE when a Christian woman named Scholastica carried out the renovation project.First, the visitors entered the dressing room (apodyterium), then - the cold room (frigidarium) with the pool, followed by the warm room (tepidarium) to relax, and finally - the hot room (caldarium) with an elaborate heating system.