general entries

Amictus (outerwear) • Fullo: how were clothes cleaned? • Nudus: what was meant by 'nudity'?

main items

Amictorium • Bracae (trousers) • Chlamys • Clavus Latus, Clavus Angustus Cyclas (robe) • Incunabula (swaddling-clothes) • Laciniae • Pallium • Peplum • Periscelis (breeches) • Ricinium • Stola • Strophium • Subligaculum • Synthesis • Toga • Tunica

cloaks and capes: Abolla • Birrus • Caracalla • Lacerna • Laena • Paenula

accessories

Fascia • Instita • Manica (sleeve, glove, muff, handcuff) • Marsupium (purse) • Mitra (wrap, shawl) • Pera (wallet, handbag) • Velum • Umbraculum (parasol) • Zona (support belt)

hats and headgear

Causia • Corona (wreaths and crowns) • Cucullus (hood) • Diadema • Galerus • Lemniscus (decorative headgear) • Pileus • Tiara • Vitta (headband)

jewelry

Acus (pin) • Annulus (ring) • Ampyx (a frontal: a headdress for a horse, a woman or an elephant) • Armilla (bracelet) • Catena (chain) • Electrum (electrum, but also amber) • Fibula (brooch) • Inauris (earrings) • Monile (necklace) • Periscelis (bracelet) • Pyxis (jewelry box)

shoes

CALCEUS • Baxa • Caliga • Carbatina (Pero) • Cothurnus • Crepida • Sandalium • Soccus

fabrics and materials

Byssus • Cilicium • Coa Vestis • Crocota • Fimbriae (fringes and tassels) • Gausapa • Limbus (decorative borders) • Paragauda • Sericum (silk)

personal care

BALNEAE (the baths) • Ampulla (perfume bottle) • Alabastrum (also a perfume bottle) • Barba (beards, shaving, etc.) • Calamistrum (hair curlers) • Coma (hairstyles) • Dentifricium (tooth powder) • Fucus (face paint) • Speculum (mirror) • Unguenta (perfume)