I found a wonderful explanation of why you say "bain-marie"
The Donzelli , in his treatise on chemistry in 1605 explains
Here it should be noted that the water bath made for Mary, as many parts that contain raw phlegmatic, so little conseruano; order to put in once vsauano limestone bathroom, instead of ordinary water Sea Water, because it is salsa, and consequently drier than estimated, that it was extracted with licor more apt to remain for riceuere, in this way, heat, somewhere, driest, so therefore it was said Bath Marino, which today is called corrupt Bagno Maria.
As the ancients used to say warm seawater as a source of distilled water because it was believed that "salsa" salty allowed to obtain a distillate that is retained longer in contrast with that of distilled water being "phlegmatic," that is full of phlegm or lymph (the four humors a chemical known to the ancients) was kept for less time.
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