沐浴野史

對(duì)現(xiàn)代社會(huì)的人來(lái)講，不洗澡，哪怕是一個(gè)星期，都是難以忍受的。但在古代，在肥皂發(fā)明之前，人們洗澡嗎?

For the modern， middle-class North American， \"clean\" means that ou shower and apply deodorant each and every day without fail. For the aristocratic 17th-century Frenchman， it meant that he changed his linen shirt daily and dabbled his hands in water， but never touched the rest of his body with water or soap. For the Roman in the first century， it involved two or more hours of splashing， soaking and steaming the body in water of various temperatures， raking off sweat and oil with a metal scraper， and giving himself a final oiling--all done daily， in company and without soap.