1
In the light of it, she assumes her toga virilis; and it is sacred to her god Liber.
2
Yet they must wait a little longer; for Caesarion had joined the Ephebi, and Antyllus had been invested with the toga virilis.
3
In such schools, if he were not educated at home, the boy remained till he was invested with the toga virilis, or pura.
4
The studious, direct and manly ways of Marcus were not cast aside when he put on the toga virilis, as Faustina had predicted.
5
The lad, on being invited, came immediately up to her, and offered many blandishments, which proved that he had assumed the ' toga virilis'.
6
The former, when they had completed this period, laid aside the dress of minority, and assumed the Toga Virilis, or manly habit.