- The
tzangion (Ancient Gr****: τζαγγίον,
pronounced [tsaŋˈgion]),
plural tzangia (τζαγγία) was a type of boot or sandal,
which in the
Middle Ages became...
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Mountaineering Rigger Safari Sheepskin Thigh-high
Tzangion Ugg
Brogan Brogue Brothel creeper Buskin Caligae Calceus Cantabrian albarcas...
- (headgear)
Persian clothing Parthian dress Tocharian clothing Byzantine dress Tzangion Canepa 2018, p. 505. Peck 1992, pp. 739–752. Canepa,
Matthew (2018). "dress...
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Komnene notes that he and his
brother Nikephoros both wore the
diadem and
tzangion (red sandals)
usually reserved to emperors. Leo's
birth is not recorded...
- robe, a "chlamys" of
various sizes, a
royal diadem and the
imperial boots Tzangion of
which elaborated examples are
evidenced in
imperial works such as the...
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Siege of
Tymandus Typikon Tyrach Tyre, 996–998
Revolt of
Tzachas Tzamandos Tzangion Tzanichites Tzaousios Tzath II of
Lazica Tzazo Tzepaina Tzitzak Tzykanisterion...
- 1993, p. 344.
Komnene 2009, p. 273–275. They both wore the
diadem and
tzangion ("red sandals")
reserved to emperors.
Neville 2012, p. 77.
Jotischky 2014...
