The tunic
was the
common masculine
garment
of Roman
Civilization.
It was worn
by citizens
and non-citizens
alike; citizens,
though,
would wear
it under
the
toga,
especially
at formal
occasions.
The presence
or lack
of stripes,
as well
as the width
and ornamentation,
would indicate
the wearer's
status in
Roman society.
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