Meanings of white toga in English

The white toga and the picturesque red turban are prominent in these resemblances.

He remained for a while motionless, wrapped loosely in what looked like a white toga.

She imagined Lucius, garbed in a white toga, taking his father's seat in the Roman Senate.

Smith in the white toga.

He was a stern, proud man wearing a white toga with a rich purple border-therobe of a Roman ruler.

He was sitting on a tree stump, wearing the bright white toga I had seen him in the morning I'd left for the Temple.

Clad in a white toga with a purple stripe running around its edge, Caesar acknowledged the peoples' cries with languid waves of his right hand.

They stood before us in their white togas, and they asked:

And we saw no breath to stir the folds of their white togas.

For they were not white tunics, nor white togas; they were of all colors, no two of them alike.

The arena, the white togas, the countless spectators, the light of thousands of lamps and torches, all vanished from his vision.

[Footnote 38: A white toga with horizontal purple stripes.