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Livy, Per., 105
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1. Polybius, Histories, 30.18.5 (2nd cent. BCE - 2nd cent. BCE)

30.18.5.  And now, on entering the senate-house he stood in the doorway facing the members and putting both his hands on the ground bowed his head to the ground in adoration of the threshold and the seated senators, with the words, "Hail, ye saviour gods," making it impossible for anyone after him to surpass him in unmanliness, womanishness, and servility.
2. Appian, Civil Wars, 2.15 (1st cent. CE - 2nd cent. CE)

3. Cassius Dio, Roman History, 37.43.3, 38.14.7, 72.21.3 (2nd cent. CE - 3rd cent. CE)

37.43.3.  The result was that a battle waged with clubs and stones and even swords took place between them, in which some others joined, assisting one side or the other. Therefore the senators met in the senate-house that very day, changed their raiment and gave the consuls charge of the city, that it might suffer no harm. 38.14.7.  For this reason he vigorously opposed Clodius' measure in every way; in particular, he discarded his senatorial dress and went about in the garb of the knights, paying court meanwhile, as he went the rounds, day and night alike, to all who had any influence, not only of his friends but also of his opponents, and especially to Pompey and even Caesar, inasmuch as the latter concealed his enmity toward him.
4. Epigraphy, Ils, 140, 139



Subjects of this text:

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amphitheatre Edmondson (2008) 30
anulus aureus Edmondson (2008) 30
caps,slaves Edmondson (2008) 30
caps Edmondson (2008) 30
carthaginian (punic) Edmondson (2008) 30
cato,c. (tribune) Edmondson (2008) 30
caudine forks Edmondson (2008) 30
class status Edmondson (2008) 30
clavi (bands),lati,wide Edmondson (2008) 30
cloaks Edmondson (2008) 30
clodius pulcher,p.,tribunate as death of the state Walters (2020) 87
commodus (roman emperor) Edmondson (2008) 30
death,as breakdown of law Walters (2020) 87
death,imagery of Walters (2020) 87
doctors,as a funeral of the state Walters (2020) 87
dress,citizens Edmondson (2008) 30
dress,civic magistrates Edmondson (2008) 30
dress,curule magistrates Edmondson (2008) 30
dress,equestrian (knights) Edmondson (2008) 30
dress,freedmen Edmondson (2008) 30
dress,imperial Edmondson (2008) 30
dress,masculine Edmondson (2008) 30
dress,mourning Edmondson (2008) 30
dress,public ceremonial Edmondson (2008) 30
dress,royal Edmondson (2008) 30
dress,senatorial Edmondson (2008) 30
dress,slaves Edmondson (2008) 30
freedmen Edmondson (2008) 30
funera indictiva,of the republic Walters (2020) 87
gold,golden Edmondson (2008) 30
identity Edmondson (2008) 30
jewellery Edmondson (2008) 30
law courts Edmondson (2008) 30
mantle,manumission Edmondson (2008) 30
mourning Edmondson (2008) 30; Walters (2020) 87
mutatio vestis Edmondson (2008) 30
pilleus Edmondson (2008) 30
polybius Edmondson (2008) 30
rings Edmondson (2008) 30
senate Edmondson (2008) 30
slaves Edmondson (2008) 30
social control Edmondson (2008) 30
sordes Walters (2020) 87
toga,praetexta Edmondson (2008) 30
toga,pulla Edmondson (2008) 30
toga Edmondson (2008) 30
tullius cicero,m. (cicero),exile as death Walters (2020) 87
tullius cicero,m. (cicero),on clodius tribunate as death of state Walters (2020) 87
tunic Edmondson (2008) 30
wool,woollen' Edmondson (2008) 30