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Tacitus, CorneliusGermania 17 · perseus-eng1More by Tacitus, Cornelius
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17.p17
17.p17
They all wrap themselves in a cloak which is fastened with a clasp, or, if this is not forthcoming, with a thorn, leaving the rest of their persons bare. They pass whole days on the hearth by the fire. The wealthiest are distinguished by a dress which is not flowing, like that of the Sarmat

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