Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 26
boots were also used. The manner of wearing the hair varied very little. It was usually parted and drawn into a knot at the back. Fillets and other ornaments were used in many different ways to bind it up and hold it in place. The Grecian women were fond of jewelry and woremany different… … Himation or mantle Costume III. Roman Costume The costume of the Roman woman was, in general char-acter, much like that of the Grecian. It was fairly simplein the early history of Rome, but became, under the em-pire, much ornamented and exceedingly luxurious. There were three garments—the tunic,…
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