bagnio

As it was thought that I might be ransomed, the Moors placed me in a bagnio, and I was not forced to labour like those captives who had no hope of redemption.

One half come to prosecute their debaucheries, so openly that it would degrade a bagnio.

And thus we are led off, if you please, to the "bagnio": the bathing-establishment wing, on the dank ground floor.

The price of a bath, paid to the keeper of the public bagnio.

Any place where men have builded a jail, a bagnio, a gallows, a morgue, a church, a hospital, a saloon, and laid out a cemetery—hence a center of life.