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Caligae (Latin; sg.: caliga) are heavy-soled
hobnailed military sandal-boots that were worn as
standard issue by
Roman legionary foot-soldiers and auxiliaries...
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episcopal sandals are more like
loafers than sandals.
Liturgical stockings (
caligae) are worn
under the
episcopal sandals and
cover the ankle. The sandals...
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Caligula was a
Roman Emperor. His name is
understood to be
derived from
Caligae, heavy-soled
hobnailed military sandal-boots
known for
being issued to...
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durable footwear,
often by
workmen and the military.
Examples include the
caligae of the
Roman military, the "ammo boot" in use by the
British and Commonwealth...
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Sheepskin Thigh-high
Tzangion Ugg
Brogan Brogue Brothel creeper Buskin Caligae Calceus Cantabrian albarcas Chopine Ciocia Clear heels Cleats Climbing...
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legionaries stationed in
cooler climates to the
north of
southern Italy Caligae, heavy-soled
military shoes or
sandals which were worn by
Roman legionary...
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embroidered in gold with double-headed eagles.
Clothing in
ancient Rome
Caligae Wikisource has the text of the 1911 Encyclopædia
Britannica article "Buskin"...
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versions of the
caligae,
these enclosed boots were worn in
colder climates or by higher-ranking officers.
Unlike the open-toed
caligae, the
calcei offered...
- boots. The
legionnaires of the
Roman Empire wore
hobnail boots,
called caligae. By the late 1st
century the army
began to
transition into an enclosed...
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Birkenstock sandals, a
comfortable and
trendy sandal made from cork.
Caligae, a heavy-soled
classical Roman military shoe or
sandal for marching, worn...
