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Meet Casares, the Village of Malaga with Roman Baths Where Julio César Himself Was Cured
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Is it possible that Rome’s fate depended on the geology of a small town in Malaga and not on its legions? If you believed that Julio César’s campaigns in Hispania were purely military, you ignore the health episode that almost removed it from history before crossing the Rubicon. Current analyses of the Baños de la Hedionda confirm a concentration of sulfur and minerals that explain why the future emperor chose this town of Malaga to heal a condi…
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