De idololatria 18.1
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3rd century CE See all items with this value
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Tertullian See all items with this value
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De idololatria 18.1
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Igitur purpura illa et aurum cervicis ornamentum eodem more apud Aegyptios et Babylonios insignia erant dignitatis, quo more nunc praetextae vel trabeae vel palmatae et coronae aureae sacerdotum provincialium, sed non eadem condicione.
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People holding public office
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Visual Work: Clothing: Insignia See all items with this value
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Visual Work: Material: Precious Metals: Gold See all items with this value
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Visual Work: Jewellery See all items with this value
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In Egypt and Babylon, purple cloaks and gold necklaces; in other parts of the empire, bordered, striped, or palm-embroidered togas, golden wreaths
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A02400
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