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Vittae

The vittae were a type of woolen band used to bind up the hair of Roman women, wrapping itself around the head like a fillet. This piece of clothing appeared in the attires of Vestal Virgins and it is also mentioned as a bridal adornment; it may also have appeared in the coiffure of Roman matrons. It may have symbolically represented concepts such as…

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DiademsConsecrateStatiusJunoHelenus
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FilletVestal VirginsBridalCoiffureRoman matrons
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related to Among Roman Matrons · 36
Vittae → According, Although, Ars, Augustan, Augustan Leges Juliae, BCE Roman, Classicist Susan, Did, Early Imperial, Elaine Fantham, Emperor Augustus, Furthermore, German, Gnaeus Marcius Coriolanus, However, If, Jan Radicke, Julia, Latin, Laws
related to Among Brides and Vestal Virgins · 33
Vittae → Accounts, Acroteleutium, Ambrose, Another, Arethusa, BCE Roman, British-Canadian Classicist Elaine Fantham, Christian, Cornelia, Delia, In, It, Juvenal, Ovid, Palaestrio, Paullus, Periplectomenus, Plautus, Propertius, Prudentius
related to Connection to the infulae · 26
Vittae → Ab, According, Aeneid, At, BCE, Both, CE, Concordia, Epistulae, Fantham, Festus, Helenus, In, Infula, Infulae, Juno, Livy, Ovid, Ponto, Rituals

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roman may vitta infulae ovid used women bce describes radicke infula also vestal virgins servius 1st-century mentions hair however either

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Vittaerelated to Among Brides and Vestal VirginsAccounts0.60section
Vittaerelated to Among Brides and Vestal VirginsPropertius0.60section
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Vittaerelated to Among Brides and Vestal VirginsCornelia0.60section
Vittaerelated to Among Brides and Vestal VirginsPaullus0.60section
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