- In
Republican and
Imperial Rome, the
paludamentum (pl. paludamenta) was a
cloak or cape
fastened at one shoulder, worn by
military commanders (e.g., the...
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carried by
legionaries as a part of
their sarcina (marching pack) The
paludamentum, a
cloak or cape
fastened at one shoulder, worn by
military commanders...
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Eudoxia the
official title of Augusta. She is able to wear the
purple paludamentum and is
depicted in
Roman currency. Anthemius,
praetorian prefect of the...
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warriors with an
embroidered tunic, a breastplate, a
short red
cloak (
paludamentum), a sword, and a
spiked headdress called an apex. They were
charged with...
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According to Eve MacDonald, the bust
features a
cloak of a
Roman commander (
paludamentum).
According to
Australian historian Dexter Hoyos,
there are "strong su****ions"...
- suit,
which originated with the
military and is an
evolution of the
paludamentum, that
aristocratic men wore (including the
emperor during the
early period)...
- by
various magistrates and officials; the
rings worn by senators; the
paludamentum, a
cloak ****ociated with
military command; and the phalera, a disc of...
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field by his
elaborate helmet and body armour, as well as a
scarlet paludamentum (cloak) and
cincticulus (a waist-band tied
around the
waist in a bow)...
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trousers and hats like the
pileus pannonicus. At the Late
Empire the
paludamentum (a type of
military clothing) was used only by the
Emperor of Rome (since...
- preserved, and a
paludamentum. To the left, two rows of
fringed leather straps hang
below the
breastplate to
protect the shoulder. The
paludamentum is folded...
