, of untrained gladiators,

.

, description of slave,

;

    in

,

,

.

,

.

,

.

, material and use,

;

    appearance,

;

    in literature,

;

    on the monuments,

;

    cumbrous and uncomfortable,

;

    earlier toga,

;

    kinds of,

;

    see also the Latin word below.

, see the English word above;

    

,

;

    

,

;

    

,

;

    

,

;

    

,

;

    

,

,

,

;

    

,

;

    

,

.

articles,

.

, acknowledge a child,

,

.

,

f.

, barber and barber-shop,

.

, at funerals,

;

    weddings,

,

.

"To the lions,"

.

,

.

, cloak for men,

.

,

.

of gladiators,

,

.

,

. See

.

cloak,

.

grapes for wine,

.

of slaves,

.

, dining-room,

,

;

    in court,

.

, three handed ball,

.

name,

;

    expanded,

;

    shortened,

.

, meaning,

.

,

.

,

;

    

,

;

    

,

;

    

(men's),

;

    (women's),

;

    

,

,

;

    

,

;

    

,

;

    

,

;

    

,

.

,

.

, guardian,

,

.

(450

), in the schools,

;

    mention both burial and burning of dead,

.

, a dish of cheese and salt fish,

.

U

, parasol,

.

, of a papyrus roll,

.

, of a road,

.

, parasol,

.

, unexpected guests,

.

, use,

;

    makeshift for,

.

days,

.

, for ashes of dead, see

.

, place for private cremation,

.

, of marriage, definition,

;

    ceremony of,

.

V

, for

, of gladiators,

.

, term of reproach,

, note.

Varro (116-28

),

.

grown by Romans,

.

, early Romans,

.

, used for travel,

f.

, portières,

;

    awnings,

,

.

, hunts in circus and amphitheater,

,

.

, wrappings for the body,

.

, the high throw,

.

, slaves born in the house,

;

    of Atticus,

.

, as a