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Fig. 1181. — Gaulish caracalla. |
1 Dio Cassius LXVIII.3; Aurel. Vict. Epit. 21; Spart. Carac. 9 and Salmasius' commentary.
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2 C. VII.44 and 45.
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3 C. XVII.80.
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4 Epist. LXIV, ad Fabiol. 15: "palliolum, in modum caracallarum, sed absque cucullis."
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5 Garrucci, Storia dell' arte cristiana, 1, Pitture; cf. Braun, De vest. sac. Hebr. II, 6, 4.
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7 Montfaucon, Ant. expliq. II, 2d part, pl. CXCII.4; Revue celtique, t. I; J. Quicherat, Hist. du costume en France, p26; de Barthélemy, the god Taranis in the Musée archéol., II, 1877, p6. The example reproduced here is at Lyons: see Comarmond, Descr. des antiq. du Palais des arts, in Lyons, pl. VII, 3; others may be seen in the museums of the Louvre, of Saint-Germain, Lyons, Besançon, Moulins, etc.
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8 Dio, l.c.: Κατακόπτων καὶ συῤῥάπτων ὲς μανδύης τρόπον. Gloss. Steph. l. 502: Καρακάλλιον, cuculla; Ducange, Gloss. s.v.
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