paludamentum

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paludamentum

(pəˌljuːdəˈmɛntəm; pəˌluː-) or

paludament

(Clothing & Fashion) archaic the cloak of a Roman general or chief officer

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Conservacion: fragmento del paludamentum de una estatua, con una fractura casi horizontal que hace que solo se conserve la parte final del mismo.

b) Descripcion, analisis iconografico, paralelos e identificacion: se trata de la parte final de los pliegues del paludamentum que caeria desde el hombro.

Un Thoracatus imperial en Los Banales (Uncastillo, Zaragoza)

The sitters also conform iconographically by wearing a fringed paludamentum, or military cloak.

Emperor in the arena: experts have for many years battled over the date of a bust of the Emperor Commodus in the J. Paul Getty Museum. Is it Roman, renaissance or neoclassical? And why is it so hard to tell? Carolyn Miner and Jens Daehner discuss the lessons of a remarkable portrait

In the following example, the family was created from the freed slaves of the central figure, Publius Gessius, who wears a cuirass and paludamentum, instead of a toga.

Roman freedwomen as patrons: memoria et familia, the construction of identity/Sanat Himayecisi Olarak Azat Edilmis Kadin Koleler: Ani ve Aile, Kimligin Yaratilmasi

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