| A | B |
|---|
| tunica | informal garment reaching mid-thigh worn under toga. Slaves wore ONLY this. |
| toga virilis/ pura/ libera | basic man's toga |
| toga picta | crimson with gold embroidery; worn by general in triumph, later by emperors |
| toga candida | toga made bright white with chalk; worn by candidates for public office |
| toga sordida/ pulla | black; worn at funerals |
| toga praetexta | white bordered with purple stripe; worn by senators and young boys |
| stola | woman's dress |
| palla | shawl worn over stola for formal occasions |
| zona/cingulum | sash or belt for stola |
| fibula | brooch to pin stola at shoulders |
| calcei | shoes |
| caligae | military sandals |
| soleae | sandals |
| petasus | traveller's broad-brimmed hat |
| paenula | traveller's cloak |
| lacerna | soldier's cloak |
| bulla | good luck charm necklace that ALL children wore |
| material from which toga was made | wool |
| The only type of woman who wore a toga | prostitute |
| Romans never wore these | bracchia = pants |
| Festival celebrating young men's coming of age | Liberalia |
| day a baby received his name and bulla | Dies Lustricus (9th day after birth) |
| Why would a general be awarded a triumph | victory in a major battle |
| What would a slave repeat to the triumphing general as he paraded in his chariot | Remember, you are only a man |
