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1
Christians use the stole as the last vestige of the
Roman
toga
.
2
Their clothing consisted of a loose gown not unlike a
Roman
toga
.
3
The garment combined every disadvantage of a
Roman
toga
and a fashionable swallow-tail.
4
Two thousand years ago he wore long clothes-theGrecian robe, the
Roman
toga
.
5
The priests, as in Burma, wear a yellow silk robe draped like a
Roman
toga
.
6
Over this was worn a garment closely resembling the
Roman
toga
,
though somewhat less ample.
7
Vain was his brother's suggestion that they have a
Roman
toga
to conceal their ignominious appendages.
8
The dress of the people was ill-made and scanty, lacking the severe grace of the
Roman
toga
.
9
Antony, stately in his
Roman
toga
,
rose and addressed the people in his official capacity as Triumvir.
10
Coriolanus, Spartacus, Virginius-thosewere his roles, and no man ever looked more imposing in a
Roman
toga
.
11
From afar the negro-groups are not unpicturesque in their bright red and brimstone yellow sheets, worn like
Roman
togas
.
12
Another wore the native garb, with the long cloth folded around him and resting upon his shoulder, like a
Roman
toga
.
13
It is a costume which is long since out of fashion, and which, like the
Roman
toga
,
no longer suits us.
14
A pudgy, middle-aged man with a flushed face and beady little eyes, wearing a wraparound
Roman
toga
,
white with purple trimmings.
15
He was currently a short, stocky man in a purple
Roman
toga
,
with bare muscular arms folded firmly across an imposing chest.
16
Some of the diners still wore the old-fashioned
Roman
toga
,
but most wore simple tunics, with or without leather armour and trappings.
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toga
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