-
Nudity is the
state of
being in
which a
human is
without clothing.
While estimates vary, for the
first 90,000
years of pre-history,
anatomically modern...
- Hair loss, also
known as
alopecia or baldness,
refers to a loss of hair from part of the head or body.
Typically at
least the head is involved. The severity...
- to non-Jews.
Segal reasons that, as
Europeans are
accustomed to
going bareheaded, and
their priests insist on
officiating with bare heads, this constitutes...
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Augustus in 198, was
shown with a
wreath of laurels,
while Geta
remained bareheaded until he
himself became Augustus in 209.
Between 209 and
their father's...
- Karl Dönitz (centre, in long, dark coat)
followed by
Albert Speer (
bareheaded) and
Alfred Jodl (on Speer's right)
during the
arrest of the
Flensburg Government...
-
Caracalla was
shown laureate after becoming augustus in 197; Geta is
bareheaded until he
became augustus himself in 209.
Between 209 and
their father's...
- were set
against dissimilar but
complementary types. For example, the
bareheaded,
nimble retiarius ("net-man"),
armoured only at the left arm and shoulder...
- the
Roman world. The
Romans typically depict Germanic men and
women as
bareheaded,
although some head-coverings have been found.
Although Tacitus mentions...
-
royal banner to
claim the land for
Kingdom of Castile, and he
stands bareheaded with his hat at his feet in
honor of the
sanctity of the event. The captains...
-
facing the flag and
standing still, straight, and quiet.
Males should be
bareheaded (unless
there are religious, medical, or
climatic reasons for covering...
