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Caesar’s Toga Virilis
It was the middle of March, 85 BC—the Ides, in fact. The whole family turned up at the not-very-big house in the Subura district—hardly an aristocratic one. Julius, still in his toga praetexta, his boy’s toga, went to meet them … Continue reading
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Tagged Aurelia, Caesar, dress, great Roman women, Julia, Marius, toga, toga virilis
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A Roman Lady
She lay awake in bed and thought about the new day and what she would wear. It was still dark outside but all Rome was up. Everyone rose before daybreak. She could hear the crowds outside in the street, though … Continue reading
Posted in 1, art, books, dress, Romans, toga
Tagged clothes, dress, hairdresser, hairstyles, lady, morning, Roman customs, Roman lady
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