- In
ancient Roman regalia, a
laticlave or
clavus was a
broad stripe or band of
purple on the fore part of the tunic, worn by
senators as an
emblem of office...
-
ornaments as
being slimmer than on the
senatorial laticlavus.
Clothing in
ancient Rome
Laticlavus Tribunus angusticlavius Talbert,
Richard (1996). The...
- wearer's
status in
Roman society.
Roman senators, for example, used the
laticlavus, with
broad purple stripes, and
members of the
equestrian class wore the...
-
Fabullinus tribunus laticlavus 2nd
century Britannica CIL VI, 29683CIL VI, 29684
Marcus Caelius Flavius Proculus tribunus laticlavus 2nd
century Britannica...
- officer,
second in
command of a legion;
identified by a
broad stripe, or
laticlavus.
Tribunus angusticlavius, an
officer chosen from
among the equites, five...
-
Morgan & Forest, 1991 P.
lapillatus McLaughlin & Provenzano, 1975 P.
laticlavus McLaughlin & Provenzano, 1975 P.
lauriei McLaughlin & Hogarth, 1998 P...
-
Retrieved 10
August 2023. Froese, Rainer; Pauly,
Daniel (eds.). "Prionurus
laticlavus". FishBase. June 2023 version. Eschmeyer,
William N.; Fricke, Ron & van...
- the
seven species being found in the
Pacific Ocean, two of these, P.
laticlavus and P.
punctatus being endemic to the
eastern Pacific and one, P. biafraensis...
-
Multiple specimens Planthoppers of the
family Fulgoridiidae.
Megalocoris M.
laticlavus Gr****el,
Braunschweig Multiple specimens Saldidae Incertae sedis Metafulgoridium...
-
Newman & Cannon, 1998
Pseudoceros langamaakensis Faubel, 1983
Pseudoceros laticlavus Newman & Cannon, 1994
Pseudoceros latissimus type A (Schmarda, 1859) Pseudoceros...
