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An '''apodyterium''' was a room in [[Caesar]] [[Nero]]'s palace. The [[First Doctor]] and [[Vicki]] entered the room after [[Tavius]] suggested they visit — only to discover there the body of the [[centurion]] who had escorted them to the palace. ([[TV]]: "[[All Roads Lead to Rome]]") | An '''apodyterium''' was a room in [[Caesar]] [[Nero]]'s palace. The [[First Doctor]] and [[Vicki]] entered the room after [[Tavius]] suggested they visit — only to discover there the body of the [[centurion]] who had escorted them to the palace. ([[TV]]: "[[All Roads Lead to Rome]]") | ||
==Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* ''[[The Romans]]'' never properly defines what an apodyterium is. In the real world, it was a room for disrobing.'' | * ''[[The Romans]]'' never properly defines what an apodyterium is. In the real world, it was a room for disrobing.'' | ||
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Nero's apodyterium
An apodyterium was a room in Caesar Nero's palace. The First Doctor and Vicki entered the room after Tavius suggested they visit — only to discover there the body of the centurion who had escorted them to the palace. (TV: "All Roads Lead to Rome")
Behind the scenes
- The Romans never properly defines what an apodyterium is. In the real world, it was a room for disrobing.
